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Dalek Dave

In an infinite universe all things are possible, indeed even the impossible must be possible as it is impossible to have a zero probability in an infinite event group, although the impossibility of a zero probability has a probability of not zero, so it must be both possible for the impossible to happen and impossible for the impossible not to happen. I hope that clarifies the situation. :)

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Nish Nishant

toxcct wrote:

AFAIK, not here, sorry.

You are going to get CodeFrog all upset now! :rolleyes:

Regards, Nish

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Graham Shanks

Only on the second tuesday after epiphany

Graham Hell hath no fury like a programming question in the lounge

leckey 0

You have been a member long enough to know better that to post a question like this in a non-programming forum. BAD USER!

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Lost User

leckey wrote:

You have been a member long enough to know better that to post a question like this in a non-programming forum. BAD USER!

He asked a question that required a yes or no answer. Is that so bad? Cheers, Drew.

code frog 0

Of course it's possible. Find out all you need in the documentation. I was just reading it and it's pretty easy to follow.

code frog 0

No it was sort of there. We need to give a full and accurate answer but not be helpful in any way. He's getting there. Just takes some practice.

code frog 0

Drew Stainton wrote:

He asked a question that required a yes or no answer. Is that so bad?

Excellent! I love it. Does that make me a bad person I wonder... :laugh:

El Corazon

Jamie1985 wrote:

so no user can

No, there is someone, somewhere, who can break everything.

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GuinnessKMF

I wouldn't say there is someone somewhere who can break everything, because there is someone somewhere who can write something that first person couldn't break. I think you were looking more for: For everything, there is someone somewhere who can break it.

Jim Crafton

Dude! Didn't you get the memo? They changed that 200 years ago. It's now the third tuesday.

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El Corazon

GuinnessKMF wrote:

because there is someone somewhere who can write something that first person couldn't break.

but eventually someone will break that. :) I was just being obstinate. ;P

_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

Pawel Krakowiak

Heheh. This reminds me of how I used to copy direct URLs to images which were 'protected' by blocking the right mouse button. It was very easy - don't use IE. I used Firefox, it still displayed the "no steal" message box, nonetheless it showed the context menu and I was able to copy the URL. :P

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Graham Shanks

Rats. I must have missed that. No wonder everybody was looking at me funny :-O

Graham Hell hath no fury like a programming question in the lounge

marky777

Yes, it is possible. Only if you wear a large green hat that speaks French while dancing the macarena and singing twinkle twinkle little star directly translated into German. Then somehow you will get your answer. :-D M

marky777

Yes, it is possible. Only if you wear a large green hat that speaks French while dancing the macarena and singing twinkle twinkle little star directly translated into German. Then somehow you will get your answer. M