Did anyone notice this comment "More importantly, how did this crap end up in the code project newsletter?"? :laugh: This in response to the article linked in CP newsletter a couple of days back - http://www.codeproject.com/News.aspx?ntag=59936777338684123[^].

i find them too "bright" for listening to music. good highs but lacks the body and warmth. But good for movies though.

can't knock the old all-in-one stereos. i use it more than my more expensive gear.

the listening kind not the playing kind. What kind of gear have you lot got at home? 37th is coming along and have a really good chance to get rid of the old gear (Denon AVR + Klipsch speakers) and get a new one.

:-D

Right! its not working that well!

I was wondering why the GIT and GCT were started and it just struck me! To keep the drivel out of the lounge! It is working great! Very cunning of CG. :) But seriously, what exactly is the point of a 'hinglish' lounge on a English programming site?

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time

that doesn't scare me. in fact, i fart in your general direction ;P

the "farting in it's general direction" from Richard A.D post below; took me 3 seconds to remember the movie name. Although the last time i saw that movie was a good 5 years ago. But for the life of me, i can't remember the conference number i dial every day! is something wrong with me? :sigh:

What exactly are you upto anyway? I smell something fishy here!

seriously, whats wrong with you?

_Damian S_ wrote:

Consider yourself lucky!

:-D I was able to post the comment with IE8. Are you on FF?

I get a "Oops! There seems to be a server problem, please try posting your comment later." Been this way for over an hour now. [Edit] Ctrl-F5 didn't do the trick for me. [Edit2] Works now with IE8. Haven't tried it with FF again.

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can this somehow be prevented? Reason is that these really old questions get bumped up to the latest tab and this is pretty irksome. There is one question right now on the first page that was asked a full 4 months ago! Or can a custom filter be added to sort by posted date alone?

I saw that. But the question shows it was edited an hour after Christian's edit.

What exactly constitutes a minor edit? There are a bunch of questions in quick answers that have been bumped up because of minor edits. But the comparision does not show any differences. [^] was answered quite a while ago but now appears on the second page of latest questions! looks like questions are being edited just to get points.

My two cents. To determine starting point you need to state what charateristic of the waveform changes at the start point - frequency or amplitude of signal. For e.g. for seismic waveforms, i assume that there will be a rapid increase of amplitude of the signal at the start of the event. In this case you can determine rate of change of amplitude of a window of data. The window must be moved over the complete set. The first window in which the rate of change is above a certain threshold would contain the starting point of the waveform. [Edit] assuming you are not looking for actual code, you may have better luck posting this question in 'Algorithms' section.

You can create a CAB file which is the WinCE equivalent of a setup file. Take a look at "Setup and Deployment" projects in VStudio.

Are you banging your head against a wall? :laugh: I see people didn't seem to get your game and are posting random quotes instead of "talking in quotes".

Take a look at OpenNETCF or Smart Device Framework (http://www.opennetcf.com/[^]). API OpenNETCF.ToolHelp.ProcessEntry.GetProcesses() returns an array of ProcessEntry. This is a list of all running processes.