TekuConcept

I am having trouble with this naming task. I need to name a male character in a story who's life evolves around action and adventure. Jason Bourne, Ethan Hunt, and James Bond all have names suited specifically to the field of action - or at least mentally tied to it.

What I'm looking for is a name that is real and unique, uncommon (like Bob or Richard), but not extreme (like Chaos Grim or Dreadsong). Also, I want it to blend in with names that start with O or D but do not start with those letter Explicitly. I feel the best name(s) for this would start with either an 'M' or a 'B' and should be only two syllables long.

[What I'm Looking For]

A list of syntax and/or groups of functions that I had not already covered such as Security, Web Processing, and DataBases to name a few.

[What I Already Know]

I already know and have experience or used in recent/past projects the following (that I can quickly recall): Lambda expressions, LINQ, delegates, object constraints, and dynamic, variables, objects, OOP, conditioning, events, exceptions and exception handling, graphics, loops, structures, interfaces, classes, visibility{public, private, protected, internal}, {abstract, virtual, override, readonly, sealed, static}, collections, Type, Reflector, arrays, goto, {#region, #endregion, #if, #ifndef, #else, #define, #undefine, #elif}, {ref, out}, void, pointers, yield, volatile, threading, Nodes and Trees, switch, {class, struct, interface} ... those are all that I can name off the top of my head (again that I already know). I know need a good list of subjects that have not been mentioned here such as web services(HTTPRequest) and security(cryptography and MD5)

[IMPORTANT]

One common answer with my question here is to learn Computer Science or in other words, the algorithms, functionality, and any other computer science basics. My response: I feel I need to know the syntax first before I can write algorithms - You need tools and materials to actually build something. (I know you need blueprints and instructions before hand(skills and know-how) and I have many books already for this including Fundamentals of Java and Accelerated C# 2010 - I'll even obtain a recipes book later.

Note: I'm not a Drill Sargent trying to pound info into my head. I do not believe in the scarf-and-barf theory! What I will find I have yet to learn and of interest will I peruse next in educating my self ~ the best natural way of learning(satisfying curiosity)

When you do answer CS as recommendation again, please if you can, PM me or provide me with contact information so we could discuss what I need or am missing.

[-BACKGROUND-]

I have programmed much in C# (a little over three years worth) and have experienced many features, but still I find that apparently I haven't but scratched the surface of the full potential of C#.

[-TO THE POINT-]

What I would like to know is what computer science experts or technical directors are expected to know before and or after signing on to job positions. I would like either a list from online or a list from experience of what a beginner to novice to expert would know of the insides and outs of C# - using the full potential of all available libraries provided with the visual C# package if possible. Basically not a memorization list - or as Iike to call it: "scarf-and-barf" - but something more to challenge me, to learn new features I haven't used yet or thought of using. (and I'm not referring to mathematical sulutions from Eular's list of problems)

[-WHAT I KNOW-]

I already know and have experience or used in recent/past projects the following (that I can quickly recall): Lambda expressions, LINQ, delegates, object constraints, and dynamic, variables, objects, OOP, conditioning, events, exceptions and exception handling, graphics, loops, structures, interfaces, classes, visibility{public, private, protected, internal}, {abstract, virtual, override, readonly, sealed, static}, collections, Type, Reflector, arrays, goto, {#region, #endregion, #if, #ifndef, #else, #define, #undefine, #elif}, {ref, out}, void, pointers, yield, volatile, threading, Nodes and Trees, switch, {class, struct, interface} ... those are all that I can name off the top of my head (again that I already know). I know need a good list of subjects that have not been mentioned here such as web services(HTTPRequest) and security(cryptography and MD5)

[-POSSIBLY-]

I could review through each library manually, reviewing over each element to see how I could use it, but I wish to save time and get it down quick - the natural way - like I have for everything else I've learned. Note again: I am not looking to memorize or in other words "scarf and barf" content. I do not believe in that theory! What am looking for is a list of challenges using new methods and techniques to broaden my knowledge of C# potentials and resources, libraries, and namespaces.

[PLEASE ONLY PROVIDE A LIST or LINK]

~ and not information that would suggest I should wait a little longer: a hungry mind should be fed what it needs, when it needs it and no latter! (as nature suggests)

If it means anything, I am currently a university student signed on to the following degrees: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering/Science, and Industrial Design. ~Working towards future researching careers in Robotics, Engineering, and Innovative Technology. I wish to get ahead of my degrees and complete early when possible.

(Here is a link to my most recent C# project(2012-snapshot) to convince if necessary: fc05 DOT deviantart DOT net SLASH fs70 SLASH f SLASH 2012 SLASH 252 SLASH 1 SLASH d SLASH ios_controls_in_c__application_by_tekuconcept-d5e6y5b.png)

As stated, what kind of company would Honda, Yamaha, etc. be considered as?

Not just an Automotive side...

-> Honda also participates in the acceleration of robotics: ASIMO as their current research

-> Yamaha products are focused around audio based systems, yet they supply ATVs and Snowmobile transportation.

A common characteristic among these companies is that they produce more than just transportation - or in other words more than one category of product.

I am given a line y = 2/3x - 5 and a point (1, 4); I need to find the distance.

The first example from Saxon Calculus, would solve this like so:

f-1(x) = f(x) to find x1:

[3/2x + 5/2 = 2/3x - 5] So x = -9;

f(x1) to find y1:

[y = 2/3(-9) - 5] So y = -11;

Now using the distance formula for (x1, y1), (1, 4):

d = √[(-9 - 1)^2 + (-11 - 4)^2] So the distance d = √325 = 25√13

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The second example would suggest otherwise; it solves this as follows:

First, I know the following:

1. m = -(A/B)

2. C = Bb or b = C/B

-> Ax + By = C

-> 2x - 3y = 15 or [Ax + -By = (-Bb)]

-> 2x - 3y - 15 = 0

-> |Ax + By + C| / √(A^2 + B^2)

-> |2(1) + (-3)(4) - 15| / √[2^2 + (-3)^2] = 25/√13

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25√13 ≠ 25/√13

did I missing something, what did I or the book do wrong?

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I checked the first example and point (-9, -11) satisfies both slope-intercept equations...

[SKILLS] ~about 85-90% self taught

- 9 programming and scripting languages (C#, Java, VB, . . . , Ruby)

- 3D sculpting and engineering (Maya / Inventor)

- still-life and cartooning

- mechanics and robotics

- current math level of [saxon]calculus

- over age of 20, and no 'signed' work experience

(never registered to a job-type providing min-wage yet)

[HEADS-UP]

- avoiding any food services

- attempting to avoid cashier services

[IDEAS]

Desired path(s) for future careers:

- Animation w/DreamWorks

- Robotics / AI research & development

As most jobs I found to start with, require degrees or n-years of work experience, I am rather limited at the time. He who can list off the most plausible jobs (that don't involve food service), I may select as best ;)

Re-installed Windows XP Home Edition. Got every thing running and the sound working all but the internet connection. The computer doesn't have a wireless card and so it uses ethernet instead. There are no yellow '?' except for those required for the graphics handling.

How do I get internet from ethernet on XP?

I sure can say Vista is a lot easier than xp at this as I was able to get it's internet all taken care of in under one hour instead of three.

If drivers are required to be installed, please supply links, else if there needs be a step-process instead, I would like to know... Thanks in advanced!

I have richTextBox and I want to be able to press [Tab] and and insert a proper 'tab' spacing...

My current code works fine and looks something link this:

RichTextBox rTxtCode1= new RichTextBox(); // auto generated

// ignore the '----' spacers

void Tab_Pressed(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

----rTxtCode1.SelectedText += "----"; rTxtCode1.Focus();

}

What I want to do is make this more efficient by avoiding the leave~then~re-enter effect all together.

How can I go about doing this?

I have spent the past 2.5 days(day and night) creating a webpage to display information. I have finished the designing, css, and javascript all the way up to the data. Now I was thinking of using xml documents to hold the webpage data and on a click of a link, grab the string, and update the page using javascript. Only to find out through hours of research that chrome has a difficult time with ActiveX.

Strait to the point: I have found the same work around all over Google known as the 'XMLHttpRequest'. Now, the problem is that I can't seem to get it to work!

Here is my code:

function loadXmlLayout()

{

var currentXmlLayout = new XMLHttpRequest();

currentXmlLayout.open("GET", "temp.xml", false);

currentXmlLayout.onreadystatechange = srChange(currentXmlLayout);

var temp = currentXmlLayout;

alert(temp.responseXML + " : case 2"); // this will display: "null : case 2"

}

function srChange(txtFile)

{

if (txtFile.readyState === 4) { // Makes sure the document is ready to parse.

if (txtFile.status === 200) { // Makes sure it's found the file.

allText = txtFile.responseText;

lines = txtFile.responseText.split("\n"); // Will separate each line into an array

}

}

}

And here is the basic XML sample file: temp.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<Food>

<drink type="soda">Root Beer</drink>

</Food>

How can I read from this xml file, grab the string "Root Beer," and then use that string?

('case 2' seems to be where everything halts :: the object is null even after opening the file)

P.S.

Google was my friend for 4-5+ hours(strait) today, now I'm looking for someone who may know the solution to this very problem...

I saw this before on my 64bit notebook but can't seem to find it on my 32bit tower.

The tower contains the following OS':

> Windows XP (First OS to come with)

> Windows Vista (installed without uninstalling XP)

> Windows 7 (1 year trial)

The trial for 7 is up and now I want to choose a different OS to boot from.

Any ideas?

'I know' would be 'watashi nou' but then how would 'I don't know' be said?

would it be 'watashi iie nou' or 'watashi nou iie' (I know not)?

watashi -> I (formal)

nou -> know

iie -> no

Please keep words individualized for my better understanding and I can't read Kanji yet. Thanks.

I had my computer 'debugged' of viruses and now my computer's internet doesn't work. I know it connects for reasons:

-> windows updates

-> works normally with kubuntu (don't tell me to stick with kubuntu as it isn't going to likely happen)

I figured it was the browser but after replacing the browsers' operating files, with ones from another windows system but the answer to the problem was not in the browser files.

I do not want to have to do a system restore as it most likely is a simple missing file (who knows which system folder).

I am writing a program that will hold models and display them when selected. I probably am thinking to complicated but I was planning on writing a method in a class to initialize the model and another to draw the model on screen - I was going to use an array to store the new method instances in when a new model is added.

This is all being done in Visual C# XNA and I created a new form as the control panel.

If you are not registered then is there a memory limit for images, like freewebs?

I have figured out how to read/write a text file in C# but if I wanted to wright ints or doubles, I would have to use a data file.

in java I would use DataInputStream/ DataOutputStream to write data to a file.

ex:

string[] sString;

WORD -> DROW

I want to write a java class for updating and getting website information. I have created a 'freewebs' site and created a page only visible to the owner of the site.

Parser Goals:

-> go to freewebs' home page

-> log me in

-> go to 'invisible' site page

-> save data into a string

-> post changes to page(optional)

-> save changes to page(optional)

-> log me off

I managed to successfully build the generator that displays a string for a registration process: ex: cR2on07Tkq.

The next step is displaying it on a web page.

I figured on using an applet but don't know how to display the string or display string in various colors / sizes.

what would the code be? (not the imports unless it isn't average like "import java.applet.Applet;" code)

I have multiple areas of high interest but I can't seem to find the specific degree for me:

High Interests:

programming (graphics)

study with A.I.

robotics

game/ simulator development

and such...

I do plane in acquiring, and my parents would like me to obtain a phd in my area of interest(s).

What degree(s) should I acquire with my interests?

I have multiple areas of high interest but I can't seem to find the specific degree for me:

High Interests:

programming (graphics)

study with A.I.

robotics

game/ simulator development

and such...

I do plane in acquiring, and my parents would like me to obtain a phd in my area of interest(s).

What degree(s) should I acquire with my interests?