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It isn't. Why don't you try asking a proper question?
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Sir,i m talking about the comps which are used in the movie , it like just two glass sheets , i m talking about their implementation . I just wanted to know whats the technology to implement them in reality whereas in the movie its just like a screen on which an image is projected. Usually there seems to be a controlling unit below the screen. Its like a normal comp with it screen made larger.
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irfanulla sharieff wrote: i m talking about the comps which are used in the movie
You do realise that movies are not reality?
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no offense Sir but the microsoft surface comp as in my view is just an enlarged touch screen phone with a good amount processors waiting to recognise the signals   
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Sorry, but I really don't understand what your problem is. If you just want to criticise Microsoft products then you maybe need to go to the Lounge, or some other web forum.
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oh not really that was a joke sir i m planning to build one in the near future, i even had a page bookmarked but by mistake i deleted it in that they had given a brief info about polishing the glass surface and all stuff , so thought might get some ideas of mistakes were done by others and i didnt want to repeat them, since i want to program the LANs now at present as my project in my college ,my holidays are going on so thought i could do something related to hardware
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Hi Guy's
Here's a tough one
I need to find a device that i can use to secure access to a fingerprint reader.
Basically what I need is a device that:
1) has a female usb input and a male output with a controller device in the midle
2) once joinced to the fingerprint device it will be epoxied together
3) I want then to be able through software to send a command to the dongle to unlock the use of the fingerprint device
Can anyone point me in the direction of something like this ?
What my company wishes to do is restrict use of the device by any software other than the software that it was intended for.
Cheers
Chona1171
Web Developer (C#), Silverlight
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Hey everyone I have this exotic project called SpaceData, it's a project for creating a wormhole and black hole generator in one massive device.
A black hole crushes everything to a small particle, literally. A wormhole creates two gateways at two different points in the universe or space and sucks in an object faster than the speed of light into and forces it out of the other side of the portal.
THE GOODS OF THIS DEVICE WOULD BE: Sucking up gamma ray bursts, massive asteroids, deadly solar flares or bursts from the sun ,and if they existed, an alien invasion. Basically a planetary defense for planet Earth.
The problems I will be facing (at the top of my head) is...
I. Funding
You need money in order to build any device.
II. Resources
I need the steel, iron, power, and chemistry that will make up this device.
III. Maintenance
Like any device it will deteriorate and go bad, and like device like this left unchecked, if it opens a black hole or worm hole per say in anywhere sensitive or where it's not sup post to, serious bad things WILL happen. Lets just say hell and devastation on planet Earth.
IV. Engineers
I will need people at my "own page" developing this device together, because one mind developing such an exotic and extremely powerful device is NOT practical; it would take more than my life! to build or even think about making such a device.
V. Device Security
So much power going into the wrong hands can be "hell on earth" with a thing like this. So you need physically impassible barriers to protect this device from the wrong hands. Also trustworthy people with self-control that will protect the device instead of activating behind my back or in front of my eyes.
VI. Personal Security
More than likely, if people know I created this device and/or have it in my possession and/or can use it at my disposal, there will be killers and terrorists coming after me wanting to destroy me or torture me making me feel physical and emotional agony my entire life. Not only that if my own government and/or other governments knows about this, whether by a spy satellite, a spy agent, a word of mouth, or the news, my own county or nation and it's military will be going against me as well, because a good apple can turn rotten, can it not? and my friends will be brainwashed by my government or any kind of enemy that I will be facing and sooner or later I will have everyone against me, including anyone who reads this post and people on CodeProject(R). Just for the sake of (protecting and) having a device.
What I'm asking is, is building and maintaining a device like this worth it? Could I put this on another planet?, Or in a world like this there's too many problems could occur? (like all listed above)
Simple Thanks and Regards,
Brandon T. H.
Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst).
Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
modified 18-Jan-13 17:00pm.
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I think this probably belongs on a "Trekkies" website.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Could you provide me a link please?
Simple Thanks and Regards,
Brandon T. H.
Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst).
Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
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Brandon T. H. wrote: Could you provide me a link please?
So, you're planning to build a wormhole/black hole generator, yet you can't find your way to Google. 
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Hi, i have to do project:
I have POST PCI diagnostic card i try to do emulator p.o.s.t codes,
it should be win app where i generate ranom "error" and send this error code to Pci card.
It should be like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4gkqKT0icg but maybe in MFC or something.
Do you know how start? - do i have to write driver? is any easier solution?
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I do not know how this happened, but it did.
Running XP with external USB HDD with four partitions.
One partition name just disappeared.
Disk Manager reported correct size and “healthy”.
Explorer had “Local disk” for name and reported disk corruption when I tried to open it.
Windows Task Manager Performance was hovering around 100% and my start up programs ( about 5 ) would take forever to load and everything else was just crawling.
There were no unusual Processes running.
Virus scan took forever and reported no problems.
Finally the 100% usage problem disappeared by unplugging the USB HDD.
The faulty partition was just a temp, luckily, so I rebuild it and all is fine.
Any speculation why the OS was overloaded and with what?
Thanks for your time.
Cheers
Vaclav
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Hi,
Sounds like it could be a file system mini-filter or legacy filter driver. You can query the FltMgr and check for attached mini-filters. Open an Administrators prompt after connecting the USB HDD and type:
fltmc
Paste the output here.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Thanks for reply.
There is also another weird thing happening.
Periodically I get the "Autoplay" running for no apparent reason.
I have not looked at it in any details, since it always happen when I do develpment. Than I do not want to futz with it then.
What really bugs me - after total power down the original disk name will be back.
But it makes me nervous because the first time this happend it never came back with the original drive.
But it definetly affects USB devices only.
I'll have to learn more about USB.
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Hi,
What you are describing would be consistent with my previous post. Many USB disks have an auto-play INF that installs device drivers for encryption or other purposes. I *highly* recommend that you disable auto-play.
The reason your auto-play prompts you randomly is probably because; 1.) have auto-play enabled and 2.) one of your disk devices is becoming detached/attached. When the hardware arrival event fires auto-play will probably prompt you if you have it configured in this way.
The reason your USB disk device is randomly attaching/detaching could range from faulty USB connector... all the way to driver conflict. In the past I have seen this happen when a security product would scan for USB devices.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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USB is notoriously bad, many manufacturers do not report device characteristics properly, OS support for HCIs is variable, and the hardware is often just cheap.
Anyway, perhaps he has power saving on for that device? Could explain why auto play is popping up so I wold disable power management on that HCI.
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Nothing to say.
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in the name of God
hello
I got a problem. I want to access to a clock that saves entrance and outing of personals.
how can I do it?
بنام خدا
سلام
من یه ساعت حضور و غیاب دارم که میخوام براش برنامه نویسی کنم اما نمیدونم چطوری اینکار رو بکنم
فایلهای دی ال ال موجودن اما نمیتونم دیتا رو بخونم فقط از طریق برنامه خودش قابل خوندنه
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مهندس صابر بهلولی 3176718 wrote: how can I do it?
1) Think logically about your problem.
2) Post your question in a comprehensible way.
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If suppose a middle level interrupt is being serviced and a high priority interrupts comes in then in that case what all process will take place.
The interrupt context switch will happen. But where will the interrupt context be saved?
Is there something called as part process data area?
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I've just inherited a setup at my new job. I formatted and installed Windows 7 Ultimate from scratch, then updated my display driver, a Radeon HD 2400 Pro, but my one monitor remains blank. It is wired correctly, as when I updated the driver, I had a few moments when it was live, showing Windows desktop background, and on a few other occasions it does this as well, but it always goes blank after a few seconds and stays like that until the next brief event.
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I got a monitor that behaves the same, regardless of the driver; turning it on/off quickly for a few minutes "temporarily fixes it". Then again, how'd you install Windows if you had no screen?
So, driver would be the first suspect. Try booting in safe-mode, might be that the graphics-card supports more than one output (like an additional TV-out) and might have selected the wrong one.
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Turns out it was a hardware fault on the monitor.
Eddy Vluggen wrote: Then again, how'd you install Windows if you had no screen?
In English, when someone says, "...my one something..." it usually implies they have more than one, and this is the case here, with my post title.
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