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<0> it must be a windows thing
<1> Maybe you should process it, then.
<1> Sheesh. Try some stuff.
<0> how? i can't cancel it
<0> or can i.
<0> win32 api here i come
<1> Provide a handler for the event, trap it, and see what's going on.
<2> How about you handle the moving message
<2> Because who cares about the mouse
<0> Ashe: i already do
<1> What if you move the window without the mouse?
<2> Or just check if the mouse is on the border of a monitor
<0> i catch the window move event
<1> What happens?
<1> Okay, that's good. But try it without the mouse.
<0> Solamente: THAT is the problem
<2> The funny part is that when you'll get it to work you'll notice the idea ****s anyway heheh
<1> ALT-Space, v, arrow keys
<1> Sorry, Alt-Space, M, arrow keys
<1> Enter when it's in place.
<3> you lose
<0> does the same thing, because the mouse is still on monitor A (i guess?)
<4> ...
<5> Anyone even worked with owner-drawn controls with WTL?
<6> not I
<7> hello, does anyone here uses visual studio ?
<7> i'm trying to use CryptUnprotectData
<7> this function is defined in crypt32.dll
<7> i can attach it dynamically
<7> but how to do it staticly ?
<4> link against the .lib
<1> Add crypt32.lib to this list of libraries your program links with.
<1> Same place you might see kernel32.lib, user32.lib, etc.
<7> ah, i did crypt32.dll
<7> :(
<4> that's silly, considering what dll stands for ;)
<8> or this : #pragma comment(lib, "Crypt32.lib")
<7> thanks
<4> speaking of crypt, i need some public key encryption library
<7> i'm drowsy, there is kernel32.lib gdi32.lib and i read them .dll :)
<8> windows has crypto
<4> would prefer something portable
<8> blowfish or something?
<4> aha, http://www.thefreecountry.com/sourcecode/encryption.shtml
<8> i used Crypto++ once upon a time
<2> Cryptography is overrated
<1> Encraption is the way to go.
<8> you need encryption for your p0rn collection...
<3> where, my nano is saying "firewire connections" are not supported, but i don't even have the usb cable plugged into it
<3> and the music is playing just fine
<3> but i can't see the status
<3> has "press center to dismiss" but that does nothing
<3> bah
<4> you lose
<1> Apple < *
<4> Apple > peterhu
<1> Just because it's pretty doesn't mean it's good.
<3> me > *
<3> it's a good device
<3> first problem with it
<2> Pear > Apple
<8> iplop
<1> Elder daughter has been lured by the cult of Apple. She wants a PowerBook.
<1> And an iPod.
<3> heh, just hit center a bunch of times in a row, and it cleared
<9> An Apple a day keeps the doctor away
<3> works for me
<1> I tend to want to punch the center of things that cause me grief.
<1> And, usually, it works.
<2> Yeah, get her a powerbook and install windows xp on it
<10> just because it's pretty doesn't mean it's bad
<1> The new MacBook?
<1> Heh
<8> make sure its an intel one
<2> Pretty things are dumb
<2> Just look at blondes
<1> Won't take long until someone hack NetBSD to run on it.
<1> Which would be utterly worthless.
<1> But then, so are most NetBSD ports.
<2> Nothing like NetBSD running on a PS2
<1> When I see PS2, I still think of the IBM PS/2, not the game console.
<8> can the Ps2 still run games then?
<3> Solamente = old
<8> with netbsd on it
<2> If you can find a game on NetBSD
<2> Maybe
<2> So much for a 200 MHz piece of crap
<8> not ps2 games then?
<2> Nope
<8> ugh
<2> Well, you can just boot on the PS2 game
<8> ah ok
<8> i'll tell the sprogs
<8> linux on the ps2...very useful
<2> heheh
<2> I don't think it's sold anymore
<8> prolly not
<2> But 150 for a small noiseless web server is ok I suppose
<3> my friend runs linux on his xbox because he's /<rad
<9> What isn't sold anymore? PS2?
<2> Well, 150 for the console
<3> that and he's a filthy game pirate
<2> DrkMatter: linux for ps2
<9> Oh.
<2> I have an xbox with a debug dashboard + a DVD emulator PCI card, ph34r
<2> (and not a single Xbox game, yay)
<9> Someone I know told me to justify game piracy: "These games aren't good enough to be bought, so I wouldn't have bouht them anyway. so the company aren't losing any money from me".
<3> though i am jealous of caching entire games on disk, the freaking dvd player is too slow
<2> You can do that without linux
<2> Both on Xbox and PS2
<2> And Gamecube
<3> not many on an unmodded xbox
<2> Modding is useless
<2> I don't have a single modded console
<2> And I can run stuff from harddisk
<2> Actually I can even play a gamecube ISO by putting it on my PC and accessing it through the network
<2> Har har har
<2> And I have no ISO :(
<2> And I never have time to play :(
<3> gamecubes are for losers
<9> Gamecubes > XBOx | PS2
<3> negative
<3> if the xbox had good games, it'd be king
<3> but i can count them on one hand
<2> Yes, if it had good games
<9> Which is why Gamecube > Xbox. =P
<3> ps2 > gamecube
<2> For hardware, it's Xbox > Gamecube > PS2
<2> For games, it's PS2 > Gamecube > Xbox most of the time
<2> Except for some kind of games
<3> kiddy crap
<2> But it's always the Xbox last ;)
<4> i'd like to get a Revolution, however I really like the idea of the new Xbox Live stuff
<2> And if you live in Japan, PS2 > Gamecube > * > Xbox
<11> you can load games to ps2 hdd without any mods
<2> You'll get the 3 consoles anyway
<2> Just like any good geek
<11> that's what i do, seriously reduces load times
<12> bah
<12> arcade > *
<8> does the ps2 have a hdd?
<12> beatmania win
<2> Nope
<11> bealtine: if you buy the network adapter the network adapter includes the IDE and power connector for hdd
<8> ahhh
<2> Or USB2 harddisk
<11> network adapter is only like $35 i think
<4> any of you guys get an xbox 360?
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