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Perhaps Avast shouldn't be allowed to post in Technical Support? @Cheese: I know nothing about the problem you're having as I have never experienced it but It sounds like there aren't any easy solutions. Perhaps you should look at backing up the data you have on that hard drive and doing a fresh install (although it sounds like you might need a new HDD).
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The performance difference between an Array and a List/ArrayList or LinkedList is negligible. The only reason I'd switch from a String[] (which afaik is what Jab is more used to) to a List is for easier control of the contents. If timing is a big factor, then: For LinkedList get is O(n) add is O(1) remove is O(n) Iterator.remove is O(1) For ArrayList get is O(1) add is O(1) amortized, but O(n) worst-case since the array must be resized and copied remove is O(n) Either way, for what you're using it won't make much difference.
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I remember something similar.
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tl;dr If it's unreliable, probably not. Keep unmounting that disk without going through 'shut down procedures' and you'll find one day it's corrupted. It takes one second to unmount. Do it. You'll be sorry when you lose all your data.
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I'd like to see XMPP support if you're going to create another client/server; it's extensible enough to allow for other message formats thus allowing for the effectiveness of Subspace chat to work out (the different colour codes that represent different messages). XMPP would also eliminate the need for a chat client as it would allow for regular instant message clients to connect to Subspace zones with little effort. Also, XMPP once was known as Jabber, and your name is JabJabJab; what other rationale do you need to support it?
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I agree with Mmav, JavaSpace is fine for indev, but once you release you should probably come up with something else.
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Apologies, you were correct. I looked a little deeper into how Python was handling the socket connection and the replies I got were just error messages.
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Just tested in in Python and sharvil.nanavati:6000 responds but I am not sure if it's responding anything significant. I'd have to get some keys to check.
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Security by obscurity is not good enough, you need to implement proper security measures. Anyway, do what you think is right. You'll likely not use Continuum/Subspace encryption as that will be more of a ball ache than getting ASSS to work with your client. If that's the case then security is something you can think more about once you get to that hill.
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I can think of a few other ways to do it in my head. You should GitHub the project; it looks fun. Good luck, and good work. :-)
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public class Main extends JPanel implements KeyListener, Runnable { boolean isUpPressed, isDownPressed, isSpacePressed; static JFrame f; public static void main(String[] args) { f = new JFrame(); f.setSize(600,300); f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); f.setContentPane(new Main()); f.setVisible(true); } public Main() { setFocusable(true); addKeyListener(this); new Thread(this).start(); } public void keyTyped(KeyEvent ke) { } public void keyPressed(KeyEvent ke) { switch(ke.getKeyCode()) { case KeyEvent.VK_UP: isUpPressed = true; break; case KeyEvent.VK_DOWN: isDownPressed = true; break; case KeyEvent.VK_SPACE: isSpacePressed = true; break; } } public void keyReleased(KeyEvent ke) { switch(ke.getKeyCode()) { case KeyEvent.VK_UP: isUpPressed = false; break; case KeyEvent.VK_DOWN: isDownPressed = false; break; case KeyEvent.VK_SPACE: isSpacePressed = false; break; } } public void run() { while(true) { try { String s = "up pressed: " + isUpPressed + ", down pressed: " + isDownPressed + ", spacePressed: " + isSpacePressed; f.setTitle(s); Thread.sleep(200); } catch(Exception exc) { exc.printStackTrace(); break; } } } } sauce: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9285209
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Would it be okay for me to offer third levels under these for those who I host; currently I can only provide *.krslynx.com which isn't very subspace related. Cheers
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from the secret underground: http://vroomclub.img...m/old_screenies http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/lostinthought898/2m671wljpg.gif Another build up for nothing.
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Yeah, Tri-Sector is still doing fine however resoL is planning something cool for you guys. ;-)
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Hi, We were experimenting with Minecraft on the server however it managed to crash the entire server. Everything should be restored now however you'll need to manually start your zone. Sorry for the inconvenience/downtime guys. Cheers, Lynx
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I see the Subspace resemblance; you're doing a great job. Kudos.
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Hi, I'm currently writing another application while dealing with my usual work and social life however the launcher will not minimalise the workload on your Mac as you'll still be running WINE. However, computers are designed to be run at 100% load, and when you're not running at 100% load you're wasting all those lovely CPU cycles; don't worry though - it doesn't effect your computers longevity. I have a few old Dell computers running now that haven't been rebooted in a couple years and they typically always have a pretty high usage (I donate their resources when they're not in use by me). They're doing brilliantly and I've had them since <2004. Basically once the aforementioned application is finished i'll be free for a few days while we're mailing - I'll only be doing R&D so I should have more free time for Subspace. I'll send you a message when I've updated the installer. ;-)
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So yeah, how's it work, Dez? Care to help Subspace out?
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The idea is that you edit the file they provide (the first code block you posted) amending it so that it points to your .iso files. You don't appear to have done that ... Hint: ... title INSTALL Windows 7 32-bit\nThis will install any edition of Windows 32-bit to your hard disk set MYISO=win7.iso ... title REPAIR Windows 7 32-bit\nThis will repair any edition of Windows 32-bit on your hard disk - choose the Repair option after selecting a country/language set MYISO=win7.iso ... title Choose any iso file... root () ... find --set-root /ISO/choose_an_iso clear ... title REPAIR WINDOWS - Boot from any Windows ISO to repair Windows\nThis menu allows you to type in the name of any Windows ISO file and boot from it for a repair operation only # find the ISO folder by looking for a marker file find --set-root /ISO/choose_an_iso .. set mm=find --set-root /ISO/%ask%.iso %mm% # run the grub4dos map command and specify the iso file we want to load set mm=map /ISO/%ask%.iso (0xff) ... Also, a big hint is: # Ask user which iso they want (name is converted to uppercase as /u is specified)[/font] set /p /u ask=Enter iso filename WITH NO .ISO EXTENSION (e.g. win7pro32 ) : Enjoy the irritations of GRUB! PS: I couldn't find (or couldn't be arsed to find) the 'clear formatting' command so the font is all funky. Also, for the record creating a bootable ISO of Windows7 sounds like a terrible idea - why not create a portable Linux or something that won't have speed issues (and is designed for portability)?
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Ah, I was hoping you were using Snrrrubs oracle. I intend on using it but I've had plenty of bad experiences relying on other peoples work - especially when their work goes down or changes without notice (not saying Snrrrub is unreliable; it's just something that can happen). What's the other method, then?
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Hi Dezmond, can you ask if they've cracked the encryption themselves, or if they're using Snrrrubs oracular expander... or if they're using some other method. Cheers
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The wait is too long (i agree) but still...
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Because the GRUB developers are too pr0 for C (and apparently too pr0 for a svn that the rest of the world can understand)
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I jumped on the G+ bandwagon; https://plus.google.com/114899828471503564634
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Post the link to these forums on TW forums; if he's interested on expanding on how he's done this I'm sure there are plenty of people here who are all ears.