http://osix.net/ OSIX News Reel en-us http://osix.net/images/osixbanner1.jpghttp://osix.net/ (pics-1.1 "http://www.icra.org/ratingsv02.html" comment "Single file EN v2.0" l gen true for "http://osix.net" r (nz 1 vz 1 lc 1 oz 1 cb 1) "http://www.rsac.org/ratingsv01.html" l gen true for "http://osix.net" r (n 0 s 0 v 0 l 1)) webmaster@osix.net http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21858 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21858 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21858 10x CodeX, I have solved the challenge now, I have mistaken 4 signifiant figures with 4 decimal places :) 2009-11-16T21:10:19+0000 UnTaran Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21857 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21857 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21857 firstly that's plain wrong and secondly that's 4 decimal places and not significant figures which would be 12.35 2009-11-16T21:02:04+0000 CodeX Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21854 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21854 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21854 I have tried xor and rotation backed with comparations with a lot of known file formats without result. Is the same transformation applied to all bytes, I mean if the first byte is xored with 0x55, all are xored with 0x55 ? The result file should be a well known type or just a bunch of bytes with a text inside somewhere ? And one more question, is just a single basic transformation applied or a combination of transformations ? 2009-11-16T20:58:32+0000 UnTaran Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21851 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21851 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21851 I know the answer but it is not acepted. I have rounded the answer to 4 decimals, like 12.3456. Am I missing something ? 2009-11-16T20:51:18+0000 UnTaran Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21833 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21833 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21833 A B C D E and F are all points on the triangle. AB,BC,AB and CA are lines segments on the triangle (AB is the segment from A to B). D E and F are points on the triangle ABCA, e.g. the point E lies on AB, D on AC and F CB. the only lengths you are given are: AB = 7 CD = DE = EF = FC = 1 the only mentioned angle in the challenge is thetasym but you have to figure it out yourself. you might be getting confused between the points ABCDEF and the variables abcdef which are just numbers (integers I assume) that when throwen into the given function is equal to thetasym 2009-11-06T02:52:56+0000 CodeX Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21832 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21832 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21832 Do the variables ABCDEF represent side lengths, angles, or what? I'm confused. 2009-11-06T02:20:45+0000 krashoveride Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21803 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21803 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21803 lol... shame. 2009-10-29T09:49:58+0000 maxmouse Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21802 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21802 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21802 Sadly he never passed it. 2009-10-28T15:47:31+0000 DaymItzJack Geek Tips http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21801 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21801 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21801 Although it's very much not what should be done, I can't actually see why that doesn't work. None the less, wrap variables in {}, and for SQL's sake at least 'reason' should be in apostrophes. And then, when it's working, don't do it at all. Learn about properly sanitizing user input before wrapping it in SQL. You're using PHP, I'm guessing it's MySQL, and I'm guessing it'll support PDO. Look into using placeholders with PDO. 2009-10-27T21:20:28+0000 Domuk Technical Questions http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21795 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21795 http://osix.net:80/modules/forum/thread.php?id=21795 Without any kind of elaboration on your part i can't help any more than that. 2009-10-27T09:45:54+0000 maxmouse Technical Questions