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Comments by Dimitri Nostarik (Top 25 by date)
Dimitri Nostarik
21-Jan-15 18:08pm
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Thanks a lot Paul! Having a lot of fun here learning to create website. :-)
Dimitri Nostarik
9-Nov-14 10:28am
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Thank you. The problem was resolved by doing the following query:
SELECT * FROM `members` WHERE `Username` = 123;
Dimitri Nostarik
25-Oct-14 16:49pm
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Simply adjust your server by increasing an integer of connections when a connection is made, and decreasing an integer when a connection is lost? Then, if the integer exceeds a certain amount forcibly close the connection after showing a message?
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:24am
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Thanks for getting straight to the point. I'll go for C++, and Python after.
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:20am
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I've teached programming myself(I recently turned 17) by just messing with the code, and a Google every now and then, so some skills of programming are lacking - I agree with that.
I beg to differ about the comparison of languages, because every language is based upon another one - it all turns back to bits at some point. The real question is how many times does it need to translate more into bit-based information(Visual basic is a prime example of why you should not make a real language out of a programming language).
Python seems like a good choice, thank you a lot.
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:18am
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Like-minded. +1
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:08am
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Once again, if you want us to help you fix an error or bug, we first need to see your code.
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:05am
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I'm not sure if this is a question or an assignment. Please take a bit of your time and write this question more clearly.
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:03am
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Why do you not just create translations/modifications for the specific country, and use that as the page based on their GeoLocation?
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 4:01am
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Could you please describe this more in more detail? Javascript runs on your client, not on your server. You can use the Javascript to get validation from the server though.
Without your code, we can not help you.
Dimitri Nostarik
5-Aug-14 3:57am
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+1 - Did not have to type the same thing - Will include an (attempted) answer.
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 6:38am
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( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 6:04am
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Alrighty, thanks a lot for your help Griff. May we one day speak outside of Codeproject!
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 5:51am
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Same here, solo developer - tough life. Haha, but anyways, something like this:
https://manage.accuwebhosting.com/kb-images/RDP01.jpg
As I seem to be unable to work with SSL.
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 5:23am
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Oh I forgot to ask! Is there such a thing as a Virtual Private Server that gives you a simplistic view(Similar to how Teamviewer works) from where I can host my C# servers?
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 4:57am
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Haha, exactly. ^_^ For anyone reading this and curious to the idea: Don't worry, I always end up releasing it for free(at times open-source).
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 4:52am
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I'm having difficulties posting this question, as the idea is something I'd rather keep to myself for now. I will post a question as soon as I have a problem while working on the project.
OriginalGriff, you're like my superman in answering my questions. I can't ever contact you directly, but you show up once I need you.
Friendly Regards,
- Dimitri
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 4:39am
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I see. The reason why I was hesitating to make a new question is that because I've learned myself programming(Still at school/17y/o) I'd rather not create 100s of questions - attracts mean programmers.
Anyways, I'll create it.
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 4:27am
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Haha, I laughed harder than I should have, but it's the truth. I was going to ask another question that actually had to do with this, but it's for a project I'm doing.
Should I make another question, or just ask you here in the comments?
Dimitri Nostarik
26-Jul-14 4:04am
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Thanks Griff. I did not mean to write or give the impression to write malicious code. It was simply meant to get a general impression on how it works, and try to find a detection mechanism for it. As for your links, cheers.
Dimitri Nostarik
9-Jul-14 19:01pm
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Your advise always helps me, I thank you for that. The last seven to nine years of programming(I'm 17) have been getting better and better.
Dimitri Nostarik
9-Jul-14 15:48pm
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Wise words from a wise man. I think I should just learn myself to commit as soon as an important factor changed. Thanks a bunch.
Dimitri Nostarik
11-Jun-14 20:03pm
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I was thinking about my own approach to this. I think it's pretty good. I'll make a post about it somewhere in the near future.
Dimitri Nostarik
9-May-14 10:30am
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Thanks!
Dimitri Nostarik
9-May-14 10:19am
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Uhm, no. I might have asked the questions incorrectly. I'm looking for an idea on how to approach this on a simple TCP(Client/Server) using the reading and writing of byte arrays.
Thanks a lot for your input though!
Regards,
- Dimitri
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