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  1. Yah, you must be dr0p cause out of all the hype I have ever heard about it, I have yet to see/hear of someone's internet connection be as stable as my dsl connection... except for cox cable, but it's nowhere around where I am @. A friend of mine had comcast, and vonage... you could either watch tv, or talk on the phone but not both. I tried everything to see if I could fix the issue and it never happened.

    Yeah... both my modem and router have an uptime of ~3.5 months with absolutely 0 downtime and I torrent 24/7. I pull 900kb/s when my torrents are downloading and I constantly upload 130kb/s... I like my comcast, except they don't have a HD channel for football (soccer) :<

  2. VB6 and VB.Net are completely incompatable, so unless you want to convert your code each time you add something on one end you're going to have to get VB6 which is very hard to find legit since it's like forever old. Just checked on eBay, it would run you ~$180 which is absurd.

  3. Okay, I just installed sslstrip and was playing around with it, and unfortunately I'm having some problems. sslstrip is trying its hardest to do it's job, but for some reason the client ignores sslstrip's packets and accepts the original ones, and this is where I'm very confused. I uploaded an example capture here: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?lntmzgiolon . Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

  4. the asterisk denotes a pointer, and the pointer is the (start?) position in memory of the string array. It should be assigned to the variable for it to work.

    A pointer is a dword (at least I've only run into dwords, maybe other lengths are used, I'm not sure) that points to another memory address, hence the name... why are we talking about pointers again?

    I just have a few questions, because I am really new to C (I started learning it about 4 days ago, coincidence, eh?). I am trying to completely rewrite the C code to add extra things (I saw some scope for stuff like it being able to record the movements to a file and read that file to memory to play it back, so I dunno, you can make the Tank dance? or do patrols or something?) So I was just wandering how much of the sample code I need to just make it move? because there are a LOT of functions, and none of them seem to do anything, they take in values and seem to just say something and return 0, which means they might as well have not taken values (I am guessing this is so you choose what to do in those situations?). I thought I only needed:

    CPhidgetInterfaceKit_setOutputState(IFK, 0, 0);

    from the API (This is *just* to make it move).

    Any help would really be appreciated. I figured trying to just memorise things for C is way too difficult when you don't have a reason to, so I am making implementations that actually need them.

    Before you call that function in order to make it move, you have to first declare the IFK handle which is done on lines 62-64. You also need to connect to the device which is done on lines 66-82.

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