I suspect with buffering, it will never be in sync and will be more of a cacophony than any constructive interference. You might have to do a lot of tweaking to get it to work.
Anyway, on behalf of all your names who, like me, enjoy sleeping, perhaps you should try to deescalate your...
Another example of Microsoft UI. I've gotten the shortcut to work in Word and Excel by similar methods to above. Of course you have to do it different in Excel. And it's not possible at all to do in Outlook as far as I was able to figure out.
Thanks. I got sick of trying to get the FAH SMP client to work, so I'm on BOINC splitting between SETI and Rosetta. Go team! :)
Thanks for the stats, RD. :thumbsup:
Looking for games a bunch of people can play at the same time, either on one computer or over the internet.
My picks:
Family Feud Online Party
Text Twist (everyone just shouting out words)
You might be able to do it with ActiveX or something, but it'd probably be pretty ugly. I'm thinking you'd want to get a JVM that is just a standalone windows application that doesn't register itself as a JVM (so every other app runs alright) and then you can have the ActiveX control just run...
One additional option is you can use Flash to stream it, but as everyone has said, you won't be able to force it to open up in any specific way on client software.
Hibernate or ORM in general isn't the tool for every project. Still, it's a good tool for a large variety of projects. If your use of ORM makes it _harder_ to change your design, then you are probably using it incorrectly.
Personally I use doxygen for C++ and it works reasonably well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...cumentation_generators has a bunch of generators that will work on C++.
I like Hibernate for Java. I suspect NHibernate is just as good for .net. It keeps my layers separated well. Tools are also good enough to let me code and debug nearly completely in OO mode and not DB mode.
This is probably not sufficient, but it might be: Windows includes a command line tool, "tree," that will generate a file tree. It has a few parameters and you can redirect output using the ">" symbol.
It can be a fun game, but having bad teammates really makes it not very enjoyable. It's the most frustrating game I've ever played. And yet I still keep going back to it because I'm apparently a masochist.
You have two problems it seems:
1) Getting your data into a form software can understand
2) Getting stats from the data
1) Nothing I've used will out-of-the-box normalize your data like that (not to say none exists). It'd be easy to do in vba or Matlab, though.
2) Excel should be able to...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS
Oh and why: hardware is so much cheaper than people so it's silly to optimize code that runs fast and is difficult to understand.
If the medic one is just going to let you heal more at the expense of ubers, I'd suspect similar things from the other classes. For example, soldier - more rockets, less crits; or less crits, more rockets
Could be a problem at a lower level. Windows sometimes messes up its sockets in my experience. Reduce the number of total connections to a very low number and see if it still breaks your internets.
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