It doesn't make sense because you're regarding them as separate signs, but they're not. You're supposed to mentally overlap the slash and equals sign. /= is actually lazy man's way of typing ≠.
Are you living in a university dorm or something? All of the hops you see in the traceroute are routers except the last one (which you don't see since it's firewalled). 192.168.10.1 might be the university's router or something. Your...
All of the development servers should just run on your computer with limited memory. You don't really need them on when you're not using them. Also, use an online free repository provider instead of having it locally (would suck to lose...
Use mstsc/Remote Desktop, it works with a video driver which handles "rendering" the output and the screen is actually the client (in other words, what you do doesn't show on your screen - the remote computer remains locked).
Use mstsc/Remote Desktop, it works with a video driver which handles "rendering" the output and the screen is actually the client (in other words, what you do doesn't show on your screen - the remote computer remains locked).
Quote:Originally Posted by michael-ocn A big difference between the languages you know and C++ is memory management is very explicit in the latter. You need a good understanding of where storage is allocated for the values your...
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc738335(v=ws.10).aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313565
I don't understand your explanation of why you need to do this.