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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 9:53

11-Nov-17 9:53

I like your mom Poke tongue | ;-P

Marc Clifton11-Nov-17 12:07

Marc Clifton

11-Nov-17 12:07

Brisingr Aerowing wrote:
and she screamed at me and sent me outside.

Time to find your own place, methinks. Wink | ;)

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Eddy Vluggen11-Nov-17 13:03

Eddy Vluggen

11-Nov-17 13:03

Brisingr Aerowing wrote:
she refuses to follow the site's password rules.

Finally someone thinking outside the box and you tell her to follow the rules?

Brisingr Aerowing wrote:
she screamed at me and sent me outside.

Brisingr Aerowing wrote:
she refuses to learn

Screaming and sending you outside, how much more of a subtile hint can a woman give? Hit you with a plank?

So, be a nice lad and mail the website to change their rediculous password-restrictions Smile | :)

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lopatir11-Nov-17 17:17

lopatir

11-Nov-17 17:17

Eddy Vluggen wrote:
So, be a nice lad and mail the website to change their rediculous password-restriction

Be helpful and do it for them.
Can't be that hard, they do that sort of stuff on TV all the time.

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dandy7211-Nov-17 17:10

dandy72

11-Nov-17 17:10

I'd swear I just read something written by a 9-year old.

Am I wrong?

Michael Martin12-Nov-17 13:01

Michael Martin

12-Nov-17 13:01

dandy72 wrote:
I'd swear I just read something written by a 9-year old.

Am I wrong?

Not sure if you have read the posting rules here or not. But they do not require you to be a knob-head 24x7.

Michael Martin
Australia

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dandy7212-Nov-17 13:10

dandy72

12-Nov-17 13:10

I'm taking for granted you never saw the original message, since it's now been edited.

Michael Martin12-Nov-17 14:10

Michael Martin

12-Nov-17 14:10

dandy72 wrote:
I'm taking for granted you never saw the original message, since it's now been edited.

I did, it was nothing I would ever post but not everyone has a relationship with their parents the same as you. I hope no one has a setup remotely close to my childhood, it left me uniquely warped for relationships and by Zach's age I would have not had to worry about a parent asking me a stupid question let alone being told to go outside.

You can't view everyone's relationship with their family through your eyes. You could have just passed his post by.

dandy7213-Nov-17 5:11

dandy72

13-Nov-17 5:11

[slowly backs away]

raddevus12-Nov-17 5:19

raddevus

12-Nov-17 5:19

Seriously, this could be very helpful.
I did not get to read the original message but I believe it has to do with password requirements and the stupid web sites and forgetting the requirements.

My app C'YaPass allows you to forget all your passwords -- and site password reqs. This sounds like some kind marketing thing but my app is free on every platform you can imagine.

You can try it free without even installing anything at my web site: C'YaPass : Never type a password again[^]

That web app is entirely created in HTML5 / JS. No plugins. Also, it will save your web sites to your localStorage and it does not save your passwords anywhere. Instead, it generates your password every time. It's a long story which you can read about here at CP:
Users Hate Passwords (We're All Users): Never Memorize a Password Again[^]

Open Source : Examine Code
Also, you can download the source code and examine it so you can know that there is nothing nefarious about it. Every version (iOS, Android, WinForm, WebApp, UWA (windows) is up at GitHub:
raddevus (rad) · GitHub[^]

I wrote this app to solve the exact problem that you have encountered -- my wife and I would have arguments about recreating passwords and what the password is and what the site reqs are for the password. it was terrible.

EDIT
I just created a (very fast) preview video so you can see it generate your password and how you set the site reqs for passwords. I posted it to youtube : C'YaPass Basics: Using the web app - YouTube[^]

modified 12-Nov-17 12:04pm.

I am impressed

Marc Clifton11-Nov-17 8:57

Marc Clifton

11-Nov-17 8:57

GitHub - jgraph/mxgraph: mxGraph is a fully client side JavaScript diagramming library

And it comes with a fully functional editor example:

Graph Editor

And most impressive, I cloned the code, stuck it into my server, and presto, everything "just worked."

Thank goodness. I've been wanting to port FlowSharp to the web and add the FlowSharpCode aspects to it, now I have a great starting point! Jig | [Dance]

modified 11-Nov-17 19:31pm.

A_Griffin11-Nov-17 12:56

A_Griffin

11-Nov-17 12:56

You need to fix your "Editor Example" link...

Marc Clifton11-Nov-17 13:31

Marc Clifton

11-Nov-17 13:31

A_Griffin wrote:
You need to fix your "Editor Example" link...

Fixed! Accidentally copied my localhost URL. Laugh | :laugh:

H.Brydon14-Nov-17 19:04

H.Brydon

14-Nov-17 19:04

Marc Clifton wrote:
Fixed! Accidentally copied my localhost URL.

Works on my machine. Smile | :)

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KarstenK11-Nov-17 22:02

KarstenK

11-Nov-17 22:02

Javascript has become a real programming language. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter11-Nov-17 8:11

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

11-Nov-17 8:11

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Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.

Technical (not programming!) issue...

JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 4:51

11-Nov-17 4:51

You know... maybe ...

a.) In Excel you can Show a function y=f(x) easily, based on a table x,y.
b.) You can also select then for a function "smooth lines".

Everything ok so far and Excel does really Show a nice "smoothed" graph which seems to contains all the original Points of my "non smooth" value table.

Does anybody has an idea how Excel does calculate the "smooth" function?

I googled, but missed the relevant Information until now.

Thanks in advance.

Sascha Lefèvre11-Nov-17 4:58

Sascha Lefèvre

11-Nov-17 4:58

Take a look here: Interpolation methods[^]

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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 5:00

11-Nov-17 5:00

That Looks great! Thank you very much Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Jörgen Andersson11-Nov-17 8:47

Jörgen Andersson

11-Nov-17 8:47

If you're lazy you can also take a look at Math.NET Numerics[^]

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BillWoodruff11-Nov-17 6:34

BillWoodruff

11-Nov-17 6:34

If only there was a C# library for each of those curve-fitting methods Smile | :)

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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 8:24

11-Nov-17 8:24

Sorry, not everybody is on c#, still on c++

Nelek11-Nov-17 8:29

Nelek

11-Nov-17 8:29

JustWatchLittle wrote:
still on c++

Be happy... it could be VB Poke tongue | ;-P

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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 8:41