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My computer runs Windows vista, and for whatever reason it is not recognizing SD/ MMC cards, like the memory c?

Question by Jacob: My computer runs Windows vista, and for whatever reason it is not recognizing SD/ MMC cards, like the memory c?

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 My computer runs Windows vista, and for whatever reason it is not recognizing SD/ MMC cards, like the memory c?

Answer by Smokies Hiker
Make sure the driver for the card reader isn’t corrupted. If it is, just re-install the driver. You can look in the “Device Manager” ( in Control Panel ) and see if the card reader indicates by a RED exclamation point beside the card reader, that the driver needs to be installed. Right click on the device to go online and retrieve the driver.

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - October 26, 2012 at 11:51 pm

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Business Credit Cards for Those with Bad Credit


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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - October 21, 2012 at 5:56 pm

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Money Management : Is It Bad to Cancel Your Credit Cards?


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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - October 1, 2012 at 7:57 am

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Credit Cards For Bad Credit Part 1 The Best Unsecured, Secured Credit Cards online Instant Approval


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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - September 26, 2012 at 3:58 pm

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Dealing Cards with C++?

Question by Alice M.: Dealing Cards with C++?
My teacher recommended that we try to complete at least two exercises from the end of each chapter of our book. The chapter we’re on now is functions, and so I’m trying to deal two hands for a poker game and none of the cards can be repeated. We can’t use arrays, just basic functions.

I know I need a function that takes a number between 1 and 52 and returns a character representing spades, hearts, diamonds or clubs. And I also know that another function will be needed takes the same number and returns a number between 1 and 13 to indicate the number of the cart such as ace (1) through king (13).

I’m pretty sure the right way to approach the problem is something along the lines of

int number(int card); –> takes the “card”–a number between 1 and 52 and returns a number between 1 and 13

and

char suit(int card); –> takes the “card” and returns a character: S (spades), H (hearts), C (clubs), D (diamonds)

However, while I think (I hope) I have a good grasp on the right way to approach the problem, I’m having issues actually getting started. I’ve read over the chapter several times and don’t understand how to begin to solve this problem. So far, I have only the basic:

include

#include

 Dealing Cards with C++?

#include

using namespace std;

int main( ) {

int num=999, value, count=0, seed;
seed = time(0);
srand(seed);
while (count < num) {
value = rand( ) % 53;
....

But obviously I haven't discovered how to tie in the functions. My class doesn't meet for a whole two weeks, and we're going to have a TA helping out so I'm afraid my teacher won't be able to explain how to solve these types of problems before the test. I'd really appreciate any assistance anyone can offer.

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Answer by Rick B
If you’ve been through the struct chapter then I would suggest using a struct to declare a card consisting of a suit and number–if only to get used to passing struct’s around since it will make checking for duplicates more complex.

rand() % 53 will give you 53 numbers 0-52. Unless you’re dealing jokers it might be best to use %52 in which case you get 0-51. C/C++ code just seems to always to work better when one starts at 0 rather than 1: Note the possible values for 0-51 / 4 and 0-51 % 13.

Since you’re not allowed to use an array it seems difficult to keep track of which card has already been dealt–no good ideas on this. As a side: Another way of doing this is to assign a 52 element array each of the 52 cards and sort it according to a 52 element array of random numbers. Then one can deal from the array just like a deck of cards that has been shuffled.

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - August 9, 2012 at 11:53 pm

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Is there special credit cards to use on the internet?

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Is there special credit cards to use on the internet?

I had a master card with 6o$ in it, but every time i tried to use it to start a business online they told me(the hosting sites) that there’s an error and the credit card has nothing so i went to check it up and my 60$ where still intact, which means my card has been rejected but i’m not hacked. So please tell me what to do( I can’t use Paypal because the service doesn’t exist in my country”Lebanon”) and please tell me could I use Adsense on my google site because if you’re expert and you have a google site you can see clearly that Adsense could be added to google site or any blog but I read on the web that google does not accept to add Adsense on a site that is hosted it by another company, example:
www.xzy/googlesite.com
goolgle only accept this form:
www.xzy.com( or .net, .org…)
Is this true? And am I allowed to use Adsense in Lebanon?
i’m using credit card

 Is there special credit cards to use on the internet?

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Answer by John
Are you using a credit card or debit card? Some sites won’t accept debit cards

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - July 24, 2012 at 11:52 am

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Do websites that need Credit or Debit Cards actually check them to see if your over 18??

Question by matt_allen@talk21.com: Do websites that need Credit or Debit Cards actually check them to see if your over 18??
like eBay and LOVEFiLM.com

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 Do websites that need Credit or Debit Cards actually check them to see if your over 18??

Answer by Graham M
Not that I know of. But I think it counts as fraud if you lie.

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - July 13, 2012 at 11:56 pm

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Q&A: Accepting Credit Cards on my website?

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I am setting up my website and want/need to be able to accept credit cards from customers. How can I do this? I tried with paypal to be able to let me punch in numbers- but because of my credit score was denied. So I want to just be able to have customers enter in their own info and place their own orders etc… Anyone have any suggestions?
Also would prefer some system where I could also accept credit cards at my office when customers come in and see me. thanks.

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Answer by newnickspades
Well I better get the 10 points for this because I just did this for my business this week..hehe

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http://www.vintagevhs.net

1) First, you got to get to the Court House and go to the County Clerks Office, pay the fee ($ 10 here in Michigan) and then you get your DBA.
2) open a bank account in your business name. The account type you want depends on how much business you get. I went with the cheapest bank account, figuring that if I did start doing more transactions than I was alloted, then I’d switch it to a different account type. (and not to mention, getting too many checks is a problem I welcome!)
3. Get in touch with Paypal and get a Merchant Account that allows you to accept both Paypal and Credit Card payments.
It’s totally fee, and there’s only a charge when someone pays you via Paypal. Paypal verifies your account by placing a small amount into the banking account that you gave them (when you see the amount show up on your account, enter in that amount and you’re set up, and go from thre).

Hope that helps

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - July 12, 2012 at 11:53 am

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95 to 105 °C video card. Is this normal for laptop video cards?

Question by ivan_c: 95 to 105 °C video card. Is this normal for laptop video cards?
I have a Acer Aspire 5520 laptop w/ a nvidia geforce 7000m video card.

And it seems that the video card’s fan does not work, it will not spin.
Any thing that will help me w/ this.

My laptop is around 5 months old and i bought it brand new.

 95 to 105 °C video card. Is this normal for laptop video cards?

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Answer by PirateSmack
Send it in and get that fan fixed

not normal

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - July 1, 2012 at 11:58 pm

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I want to renew my antivirus but it doesn’t take credit and debit cards outside the US, and I live outside the?

Question by J D: I want to renew my antivirus but it doesn’t take credit and debit cards outside the US, and I live outside the?
US (in Africa) and I dont know how to renew it. My debit card is linked to a legit $ account.

If anyone has any suggestions, please advise, thanks.
I cant seem to find any shop that has one for me to buy.

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 I want to renew my antivirus but it doesnt take credit and debit cards outside the US, and I live outside the?

Answer by Mike K
Check out this site, it provides anti-virus programs you can get as well as reviews for each:

http://spywarerevealed.blogspot.com/

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Posted by Christoph Aivilo - June 17, 2012 at 5:59 pm

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