Next, I create a pseudo-random password by combining the first two characters of the new user's ID, the minutes from the system clock, the Julian date (i.e., a number from 1 to 365 indicating the day of the year), and the seconds from the clock. You can also create a password ...
The time service has set the time with offset -32231 seconds The trust relationship between the primary domain and the trusted domain failed The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed event ID the user account does not have permission to run this task The user...
with either a range of icon resource IDs, or an array ofHICONs and the size of the array. and callingAnimate(UINT nDelayMilliSeconds,intnNumSeconds). The first parameter is the delay in milliseconds between each animation frame, and the second is the numer of seconds for which to animate ...
You can make it simply an Analog clock instead of Digital. You can have it display seconds, Flash the time separators the little colon there, Go to 24 hours without the AM/PM, or just get rid of AM/PM even with the twelve hour clock. You have the day of the week and the date ...
If you are in a video call, your call controls will fade out after a few seconds. Just tap the screen to bring them back. Your mute button is always located in the top right corner, even when other call controls fade away. Navigating between modalities in the same c...
If it's the first cause, the above .NET-based check will fail very quickly. If it's the second cause, it will take longer (~ 9 seconds in my testing). That's a very unscientific test but a good indicator and quick to run. ...
Well, if you spend more than 10 seconds thinking about it, you'll discover it doesn't really make sense to have a hot key with multiple instances. Which instance should process the key? The best thing to do is disallow multiple instances using standard techniques (see C++ Q&A in the Octo...
$maybe = New-Object System.Management.Automation.Host.ChoiceDescription "&Maybe", ` "Pauses for 60 seconds and then asks again about deleting the files." After we define our options we need to add those options to the menu; that’s what this line of code does: ...
os:Windows arch_bits:64 multiplexing_api:WinSock_IOCP atomicvar_api:pthread-mutex process_id:1244 run_id:5afdd61c8abd931e131ee25739a7780402734c72 tcp_port:14229 uptime_in_seconds:0 uptime_in_days:0 hz:10 lru_clock:13489262 executable:F:\redis\Redis-x64-4.0.2.2\14229\redis-server ...
The decision was to take a few samples only during the execution of the script. It gathers 60 samples, 1 second apart. During those 60 seconds the script is simply waiting and it's doing nothing else. I considered starting the capture on a separate thread (PowerShell job) and...