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Could you explain the reason for needing to repeat/reset every 4 weeks? Edit: I have read the whole thread, I don't understand why this solution is required if fixed date live shows are say every friday night.

Same problem here. It started after I installed a mobile internet dongle but didn't go away when I removed it.

Trapicals ten days: http://forum.tip.it/topic/203034-a-request-of-friends-all-10-threads-found/page__st__20#entry3130111

You guys have been working on some pretty awesome projects(those graphics look awesome =] are they your own?). I'm still mainly just messing around with whatever I feel like at the time. -Started reversing League of Legends(as it has become my main game), not much functionality at the moment aside from chat and some random engine functions. -Finally written a first revision; simple intuitive interface for network sockets, similar to that of C#'s TCPClient but much better imo(proper connection status and input/output handling). -After learning to program in C# I have to say that I do like it, purely because it's so easy to create GUI's and functional programs. -Recently bought a USB wireless receiver for xbox 360 controllers, so I programmed a basic wrapper for the XInput library. Friend of mine joked about doing some kz in 1.6 with a controller so I programmed a quick hack for cs 1.6 that enabled controller support... no wonder cs wasn't a big hit on the original xbox! :P -Various other wrappers and utilities (BSP map file reader, disable windows key, basic CPython wrapper, detour functions) After I refactor the net code(address resolution mainly) i'll be using that for numerous projects: -DNS proxy server -Proxy/Mitm -League of Legends client As always adding new utilities and wrappers to my C++ library, I'm thinking of writing an object framework similar to managed languages to see where that goes. Will be interesting to see what the new modules this semester will be like, was doing C and ARM last semester which was basic. I have a functional programming module which will be the only new stuff for me really, aswell as some "advanced" SQL syntax from the database module that I won't have touched yet. Oh and AI should be interesting. Snadar (metal gear solid <3)

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You mean, you're running a http server from a dynamic ip, and for the first 10-20 seconds clients from outside your local network can access the server, and after that they can't? Edit: To add, can you access from inside the LAN when it's 'blocked'?, Can you access via localhost?

I did some research before I bought my SD card, it's a known 'issue'. So I purposely bought a class 4 (SanDisk 8GB SD Card - Class 4).

I have one running the debian 'squeeze' image. In terms of bandwidth, the SD card interface is a bottleneck, fairly poor speeds. It's probably cheaper and better to external HDD via usb port? I havn't really used mine though. E: You will need an SD card to boot though, I bought an 8GB SD for mine.

First of all you need to setup the spread sheet, you need to format 41 cells in a column to type TEXT( ), we do this so that excel doesn't mess up the number formatting by adding extra ","'s, and this needs to be done before the data import. For the first 27 cells you use the following three formulae. =LEFT(A1, FIND(",", A1, 1) - 1) =MID(A1, FIND(",", A1, 1) + 1, FIND(",", A1, FIND(",", A1, 1) + 1) - FIND(",", A1, 1) - 1) =RIGHT(A1, LEN(A1) - FIND(",", A1, FIND(",", A1, 1) + 1 )) For the next 14 cells you use these two: =LEFT(A28, FIND(",", A28, 1) - 1) =RIGHT(A28, LEN(A28) - FIND(",", A28, 1)) You will need to change the cell references. Edit: I assumed you would be using the lite hiscores api: http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=zezima

Just an fyi, the red slider is the psu input voltage switch. America@120V, United Kingdom@230V. Setting a power supply for 230V with 110–120V current is harmless; however, feeding 220–240V into a power supply set for 115V will destroy the power supply.

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3498 exchangeable items on the 11th of feb I beg you to use the API as 23.6k requests is ridiculous, and partly why I started hosting dumps. If you read a couple of posts up you'll see my database. I'm going to revisit my script today and get it finished. The most likely reason you only got 883 items is because jagex sends HTTP 200's to throttle users.

=sumif(C1:C23, "Common", D1:D23)

Keep in mind that there are some items which are tradable but cannot be sold on the grand exchange. These items will be listed in the database as tradable, but you won't find them when doing a GE crawl. ;) They are two seperate sentences, the first is comment about this threads title. I spent more time indenting the data format than making sure I was making sense :P Anyway you've explained it well enough

Seeing as you guys sparked me to do this. I'm gonna start hosting JSON string dumps of the GE as made available by the Grand Exchange API. It should be noted that it's not actually all the tradeable items according to tip.it's DB which says there are 4,504. It's still currently a work in progress. Available files at the moment. This is a json string of all data collected during a crawl: http://lo3.eu/runescape/dumps/GE.1328927605.json ['categories'] [$categoryiteration] ['types'] ['alpha'] [$alphaiteration] ['letter'] $alphaletter ['items'] $NumberItemsInCategoryAlpha ['items'] [$categoryiteration] [$alphaiteration] [$pageiteration] ['total'] $NumberItemsInCategoryAlpha ['items'] [$itemiteration] ['icon'] $url ['icon_large'] $url ['id'] $id ['type'] $CategoryName ['typeIcon'] $url ['name'] $ItemName ['current'] ['trend'] $string ['price'] $ItemPrice ['today'] ['trend'] $string ['price'] $ItemPrice This is a json string of my current mysql database (only price data on items basically): http://lo3.eu/runescape/flats/GE.1328927605.json ['categories'] [$catagoryname] [$alpha] $NumberItemsInCategoryAlpha ['items'] [$itemid] ['name'] $itemname ['categoryid'] $categoryid ['price'] $price Equivalent var_dump() array 'categories' => array 'Miscellaneous' => array '#' => int 0 'a' => int 11 'b' => int 4 ... 'items' => array 21736 => array 'name' => string 'Akrisae's hood' (length=14) 'categoryid' => int 0 'price' => string '687.6k' (length=6) ... As far as I remember. Example: <?php $data = file_get_contents("http://lo3.eu/runescape/flats/GE.1328927605.json"); $GEData = json_decode($data, true); echo 'Number items: ' . sizeof($GEData['items']); ?>

Apart from the reems and reems of things that become impossible (or so close to impossible that they are not viable to do) when you factor in computing power, system limitations etc. etc. What reems and reems? I think you underestimate how far computing has come. Most of the "close to impossible that they are not viable to do" things stem from certain very challenging mathematical problems. Sure, cracking AES-256 bit encryption is at the moment is extremely difficult and not reasonable to do, but that is not to say that mathematics and computing won't advance to the point where it does become a much more feasible problem to approach. It's logical and physical impossibilities like the halting problem and breaking quantum encryption that are things that computers should never be able to do. Talking from a RS perspective, I doubt there will be anything that Jagex can ever do that is 100% immune to being broken. Certainly things that are currently not viable do become viable with tech advances; however that does not mean they are viable NOW or under specific limiting conditions. eg kids in a bedroom trying to code a bot advanced enough to circumvent all of jagex's new measures is pushing towards being very unviable/impossible as seen by the fact two guys who ran a bot as a professional business couldn't even manage to fix theirs. Doesn't mean its not technically possible especially going forward as tech advances more, but it does mean it doesn't seem (as we stand) to be near impossible for the average bot maker. Another good example of limiting conditions would be that Met office computer hive that does something like 100 trillion calculations a second to make weather forecasts as accurate as possible that is certainly not viable or technically possible to do for anyone other than an organisation that can pump millions into setting such a massive system up; a home pc user certainly couldn't even come close. A distributed computing software such as Folding@Home Not that I believe these people, but:

I don't think you need any more help, you've got all the code there, you just need to logically follow it through and understand what your code is actually doing. From there you can fix it. Edit: remember to consider EVERY line, don't skip a single one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xopW12xs654

I don't care if this is not the way to do it, as soon as I finished it I burst out laughing, html/css is terrible I suck at designing webpages. It seems that display: block; is inherited by children and so for each :hover you need to set display: none; again. #menu{ display: block; background-color: yellow; } #menu li{ display: block; } #menu li ul{ display: none; background-color: blue; } #menu li ul li{ display: none; } #menu li ul li ul{ display: none; background-color: red; } #menu li ul li ul li{ display: none; } #menu li:hover ul{ display: block; } #menu li:hover ul li{ display: block; } #menu li:hover ul li ul{ display: none; } #menu li:hover ul li ul li{ display: none; } #menu li:hover ul li:hover ul{ display: block; } #menu li:hover ul li:hover ul li{ display: block; } <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="lol.css"/> <ul id="menu"> <li>1 <ul> <li>1 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> <li>2 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> <li>3 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> <li>4 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>2 <ul> <li>1 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>3 <ul> <li>1 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>4 <ul> <li>1 <ul> <li>1</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>

What would you use instead and why is it better?

I havn't really progressed with my kz stuff, still investigating the maths behind aspects of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiKjW8ev0Fg I got bored so I decided to create a simple http wrapper of sorts.

He demonstrated it at runefest apparently.

Working on other aspects of kz. Doing research at the moment but heres an example of what I will be working on. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHs7WLE6thQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAs_9Yk4YjI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJZeVKdh8P4 Finished