BrainDeadGenius

Perks of being an engineer. What's the car?

Banks my friend. Build that credit.

They're all overpriced tbh.

No @@Maldesto

I wish it had the black rims I saw on one of the other cars instead of the grey rims it has, but she's a sexy beast.

While I'd love an r8, it's a bit out of my price range. Really isn't a need to spend that much money on their sedans. I would have taken a look at the RS, but they can't even keep up with orders right now to provide dealers with models for the lots.

305 HP, AWD Haven't performed my own 0-60 test, but she's quick and rides nice. I already am. Get a bit of a smile every time I hit 10 pounds of boost

Eh, it's only 36k. Well, 35k. They took $1,000 off. It's not fully loaded, but it's 10 years newer than what I had. Plus, it's still pretty god damn nice.

She's a beaut. It was a great purchase.

So I decided to buy a new car. What'cha think?

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Is anyone on here from New Hampshire?

With my hands. Lol. I use the bootstrap framework for most of my projects, and I have some example works I go through for things I need. But I customize everything and make it all work together.

Let's try that. That looks a lot better now haha.

I'll take a look at how that works tomorrow as I'll be headed off to bed soon. I did try and play around with map, but I realized it didn't save the contents "indefinitely". IE, you could start the .jar and load the contents of map you saved during a previous session. I'm using a text file to do such now, but it's not really a proper way to do it. What do you have for suggestions for that? I've shown my code over at this thread: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/78630-random-password-generator/ And could you give suggestions on how to make it look / work better? (Not just changing the colors of the backgrounds / fonts)

I guess I didn't realize that it would create everything necessary. Take a look now.

First "script" done in Java. I wasn't able to do everything how I wanted to, and I'm sure there's a ton of ways I could upgrade the limited features I did do. This was kind of just trying to get used to Java and how to operate with features I'm not used to from PHP. The password generator allows you to choose the characters you want (lowercase alphabet, uppercase alphabet, symbols, and numbers) and you can set the length you wish for the password to be. From there, you're able to save the password with an identifying. With what I create, the only method I got to work how I wanted to was to create a text file with the content (so the script can always see the content). Each time the script runs, or a new password is saved, the saved passwords section updates. https://github.com/engineertdog/JavaPasswordGenerator There's the .java and .form source files available. Please criticize the content as need be.

You were correct in the bounds. It didn't work exactly as I wanted, so I changed over to using the grid layout and it worked fairly well, but I had to then switch to a split pane in order to get the basic looks I needed.

I'm using NetBeans (for the GUI developer) to do some Java / GUI work. I've been trying to add content (via Map<String>) to a jPanel on a jTabbedPane. I want to add a jLabel (key) with a jTextField (value) for each item present in the Map<string>. With a button click, this is what I've been able to get, and it almost works. There's two problems. 1) The content appears on the tab, for about 1/3 of a second. 2) If there's more to the Map<string>, it tries to do it on the same line rather than creating a nice flow. Also, if there's too much, how would I be able to make it scrollable? private void jButton4ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { JPanel p = jPanel4; p.setLayout(new FlowLayout()); for (Object key: passwords.keySet()) { JLabel passwordText = new JLabel((String) key); JTextField passwordField = new JTextField((String) passwords.get(key)); p.add(passwordText = new JLabel((String) key)); p.add(passwordField = new JTextField((String) passwords.get(key))); add(p); } }

I had the Note 2 before, so I didn't have to update drivers (I don't believe). I definitely didn't have to install Kies or do a confirmation message when starting an app, so this was a bit different. Plus, there's Android Studio now as well. But thank you!

I thought I saw somewhere to install Samsung Kies, so I gave it a try. Looks like I actually needed to install Smart Watch since I have the S6, but that apparently did the trick as whatever driver was missing / not updated became updated. I actually get the RSA confirmation (Which I guess is new on the newer devices) to confirm to run the application. Thanks!

I have enabled developer mode (tapping "Build Number" 7 times) and then I turned USB debugging on, if that's what you're referring to.

It wasn't a question of what program to use. And I did install a driver for Samsung, but still nothing.

It's similar, yet a bit different. I'm trying to do some Android development. I have done a little bit a year or two ago, but it's been so long, and I now have the Samsung S6 (which I'm not sure if that's the problem?). I tried getting Android Studio and Eclipse to recognize the device, but I'm having no luck.

I'll look into that. I'm sure there's more of a way I could make it even more secure (IE actually check to make sure the address belongs to the school and it's not some made up @edu email). Couldn't tell you. It's just straight jQuery / HTML / PHP. Unless you went to anything other than /mma, you're going to get an error anyway. Forgot I had the URL in the images.