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Linux and Windows.
Technical differences will be too many to list ... -simply put these are two different Operating Systems -when you say different OSs then you are going...
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strange thing in VC++
dddd gets printed first and then aaaa and then bbbbb so what do you make of this??
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strange thing in VC++
no i guess i found the answer cout is buffered, so if i add an endl at the end of cout it works perfectly fine!! any...
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strange thing in VC++
i wrote the following code snippet in Visual C++ 6.0 #include "h1.h" int main() { cout<<"\nHello \n"; printf("\nWelcome!!!"); return 0; } strange thing is that "welcome"...
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doubt on how to store credit card numbers in data base in web enabled applications
Re: doubt on how to store credit card numbers in data base in web enabled applicatio Try OpenSSL....also google for it and you will surely find...
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Operating system concepts
Its not that simple.... Kernel-supported threads fall into two classes. In a "pure" kernel-supported system, the kernel is responsible for scheduling all threads. Systems in...
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Topic for Paper presentation
try virtualization... its really catching up the heat now a days!!! c ya!!
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Best Antivirus: Post your rating and experience
Mc Affee gets my vote!! although it hogs on system resources, still i think it provides the best security features.
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Operating system concepts
what is difference between threads and child processes and light weight processes? p.s. i have referred to two books by tanenbaum and i have found contradictory...
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Whats the difference between execve() and system() in C?
Whats the difference between execve() and system() in C?? presumably both are used to execute external executable file?? i searched up on google but i thought...
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triple boot with linux
I have Windoze xp and Opensuse as a dual boot system right now. All i want to do is put another linux distro (say fedora core)...
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Trojans - how to remove?
hi guys a few days ago my pc got infected with some trojan (which i got from a pendrive from my friend). this trojan immediately restricted...
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sub section
i would like to suggest that you could create sub sections inside "Computers/IT" . these subsections could be like 1) hardware 2) programming 3) troubleshooting 4)...
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Need a seminar topic on latest technology
please mention your interests as well. also it would help if you mention how big is your seminar and how big is your audience.
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Firefox users: Beware of Gmail XSS Attack
Saturday November 17, 2007 #-Link-Snipped-# An exploit for Firefox, reported 10 d...
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New to this exciting world. Which language I should start first?
IMO do start off with C but make sure you learn it from a credible source. And don't ever underestimate the power of C no matter...
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linux language development tools
is this helpful??? <a href="https://epaperpress.com/lexandyacc/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Lex & Yacc</a>
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how to remove shutdown/logoff from start menu?
well thats a cool question but why would you want something like this?? (just curious 😀 )
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