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<0> You needed to call me when you made a copy (checking something in BIOS)
<0> I would have a code to give a license out.
<0> I never sold one.
<1> ok, anyone else :)
<0> And after 3 weeks I found someone, who changed 6 bytes to allow to get around the license.
<0> :D
<0> ihatemcd > Well Khaled made quite some bucks on Shareware
<0> he never in his life worked on anything else but mIRC
<2> teralaser, that just means someone really liked your application enough to find those 6 bytes :) its a compliment.
<0> Yes.
<0> But I did not make money.
<0> Perhaps if it made its way into a company with license reviews, I'd get some money.
<3> Dear CS113 student, Based on your performance on the two midterm exams, you have been selected to participate in the CS113 Top Gun programming contest.
<3> :P
<1> Any smart way i can convert HTML/HTTP chars '/%A8%F6%E4' back to human readable chars?
<1> foundnit :)
<1> my berapplication of pure ownage is done! http://temp.corgrath.com/cEasyWebServer11.exe if you are interested :) share comments if so
<2> erm, its an exe :(
<1> yea!
<1> or http://temp.corgrath.com/cEasyWebServer.jar
<0> hm
<0> Sandbox distribution perhaps ?
<0> or jws
<0> (maybe it doesnt make sense for your thing)
<1> what do you mean?
<4> i have a webapp which needs about 15 3rd party jars. is it possible to keep these together in one file within WEB-INF/lib? this would rarely need an update...
<2> you could - as part of your build process unjar them all and rejar them. but is there any point?
<4> i mean when the webapp is running
<4> of course i can package them at any other time
<4> the point is that the my own jars are frequently updated in the client's installation (not by me) and it would be easier if there weren't 20 files most of which never change
<1> its 1am, and im having a biz meeting with my employeer
<1> o.O
<1> Damn you MSN, for screwing with my life!
<0> just stop those www.rentacoder.com ***ignments
<0> :P
<5> I have a couple of ANTLR questions -- if I want the lexer to match double-quoted strings, with backslash to escape embedded quote or backslash, I can do that with protected STRCHAR : ' '..'!' | '#'..'[' | ']'..'~' ; protected ESCCHAR : '\\'! ('"' | '\\'); STRING : '"'! (STRCHAR | ESCCHAR)* '"'! ;
<5> But if I also want it to match backslash followed by four hex digits for a Unicode escape, how do I do that?
<5> (I.e., how do I tell it what the "real" character is when that character wasn't part of the input stream?)
<6> salam
<5> Second question, how do I deal with recognizing a language in which symbols are allowed to begin with digits? SYMBOL : ('a'..'z' | '0'..'9')+ ; is ambiguous with NUMBER : ('0'..'9')+.
<5> I can think of multiple strategies for resolving that, but I wonder if there's a "standard" approach that's recommended.
<2> kwzh, mmm, I don't think theres any antlr folks here to answer those questions :(
<3> kwzh: Dear CS113 student, Based on your performance on the two midterm exams, you have been selected to participate in the CS113 Top Gun programming contest.
<3> :D
<5> talios: Yeah, I was afraid of that -- I checked for an #antlr channel first, but it doesn't exist, so I figured I'd ask here anyway.
<3> err wrong person btw
<2> wrong person?
<2> kwzh, heh - well theres always a chance theres some antlr users lurking. hurts not to ask :)
<3> talios: meant to direct that to kmh
<2> kwzh, you could try some of the other #java channels on say EFNet, FreeNode...
<3> but he's not here even
<6> salam
<7> salami
<8> hey guys, anyone aware of a program (even better a web page) that can give me all possible binary combinations consisting of 5 digits?
<7> lol
<7> thats not really hard to make yourself I'd say, just write a small script. I'd prefer a Java program ofcourse :)
<8> could you give me the general outline of such a script?
<5> You could write five nested for-loops
<5> Or you could write one for-loop ranging from 0 to 31, and print the index in binary.
<7> System.out.println("00000"); System.out.println("00001");. ok, ok, thats a joke; what kwzh said.
<8> :P
<8> good idea, if you could tell me which function makes an int to bin id really appreciate it
<7> try the JDK api docs?
<5> If you just want the answer -- as suggested by your asking for a web page -- it's { 00000 00001 00010 00011 00100 00101 00110 00111 01000 01001 01010 01011 01100 01101 01110 01111 10000 10001 10010 10011 10100 10101 10110 10111 11000 11001 11010 11011 11100 11101 11110 }.
<8> thanx! really apreciated !:)
<5> Oops, I lost the 11111 at the end.
<7> kwzh: ye gods... Is that a script or did you actually type that out? ;) if so your joke majorly outperforms mine ;)
<5> Script.
<7> hehehe ;-)
<5> echo 'obase=2; for (i=0; i<32; ++i) 32+i' | bc | sed s/1//
<5> Now I'm wonder what the application was, such that just seeing the list of numbers was a sufficient answer.
<5> Funny quote: "Is there some rule that determines which numbers have which binary patterns, or are they just randomly ***igned?"
<8> kwzh, its a neural network:)
<8> i needed 26 binary outputs for the letters of the alphabet
<8> bye guys!
<9> bye
<10> Hi.
<10> Does downloading a free browser based game (java applet) violate any copyright laws? And if not, could you help me with a related problem? (:
<11> has anyone here ever tried programming a neural or connectionist network with JAVA?
<12> hi all
<12> in eclipse, how to provide the sun java source code to the eclipse? to overcome this type of error output "at java.lang.Double.parseDouble(Unknown Source)"
<12> i would like eclipse to be able to find the source
<13> hi everyone
<14> Hy everybody...join now: http://groups.google.com/group/java-ask
<15> morning
<9> hi
<16> How should i use Process() in order to run system commands? like system("command") in C/C++ ?
<17> if you already know which cl*** to use, why not search the net?
<17> the faq has an article with links etc. to very important information about that.
<16> I found this... : http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=006Tv9
<16> and this: http://www.devdaily.com/java/edu/pj/pj010016/index.shtml
<16> Another question: a teachor of mine gived my a homework: something about JAI and I downloaded the package but how can I import them in java ?
<16> with cl***path ?
<18> warez yes please
<18> anyone here?
<19> why?
<18> i wonder about webstart... i want my webstart app to be able to store few lines of text locally and connect to other IP's for multiplayer
<18> do i really need All-permissions
<19> You certainly need more than the default applet perms
<19> Is webstart any different?
<18> i guess not
<18> both 'sandboxed'
<19> default perms only allow you to connect to the originating server
<18> mmm
<18> yeah.
<18> what about other part... store few lines of text locally? without full permission to access everything on local disk
<18> i dont care what user has on HD
<18> i just want a simple .txt with configuration data
<20> heh
<20> if you can write a .txt file, you can write anything else
<21> just say "look mate, all I want is to write a .txt file, nothing more, please *please* just let me"
<20> ... and then overwrite some .exes at random
<20> if youre really interested in being nice, just write 0 bytes to random files in random positions
<18> dibblego: well i do so now... for all security-concerned people they can as well check the source and build for themselves, rigth?
<22> how do i fetch a web page?
<20> ^e|i: java.net.URL
<21> wolfey: yeah but then they have to check the compiler
<20> wolfey: just use cookies, mate
<20> don't be stupid
<18> cookies in web start?
<18> how?
<20> sure, can't web start do cookies?
<21> erm, you just called a lot of security experts stupid
<18> not at all
<21> in any case, the problem relates to "incompleteness"
<21> after you check the compiler, check the CPU and so on
<18> jottinger: perhaps, i dont know
<18> right?
<19> only to the server that the browser downloaded the app from
<19> if it's like a normal applet
<18> okey:) so full version from java.net and sandboxed from server i control?
<18> :)
<18> yeah
<18> well i wish there were more options than just ALL/NOTHING
<21> why don't you just use a proxy on your server?
<22> jottinger: thanks
<19> dibblego++
<18> dibblego: what do you mean?
<19> I would have suggested that, but couldn't be bothered explaining what I meant
<19> see
<19> :)
<21> wolfey: put a proxy on the server that serves the applet - the applet contacts the proxy and forwards accordingly
<21> bastard :)
<18> dibblego: sure. but i cant put nothing special on dev.java.net
<18> i can on wolfey.almapek.com :P
<18> wb Rob_Uknow
<23> hi
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