Suppose this is a coinsidence? For no particular reason I had my computers hidden. Hadn't really thought much about it. But with a recent post I made I figured having it visible might make it easier for those much smarter than I to see what was going on. Here's the kicker. With the computer still hidden, the quota was 100/day, turnaround time 1.67 days.
I went ahead and made the computer visible. Now, viewing the same computer, the quota is 1/day and turnaround time is 14 days. Nothing uploaded or downloaded between the time I 'un-hid' the computer and now. Sure it's a slow machine, but it's still be cranking out 2 wu's a day. It's kept that same pace for the last week, the only glitches being a couple Validate Errors that came about right after the last major outage. Maybe I should have kept things a secret?

Your computer have 2 results that wasn't returned by their deadline

Don't get your hopes up yet. There's 4 more units that will time out over the next two days. One for tomorrow and 3 for Sunday. Each of the late returnees will put you back to a quota of 1/day. (Luckily the three on Sunday will do that all at once. ;))

Look in your transfer tab

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

I agree...

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

I agree...

I dont't quite agree. Though C is a very powerful language, it is very vulnerable to mistakes. One little mistake and you can spend hours debugging to find the mistake.
I prefer Delphi over C. A little less powerful than C, but far more easier to use... And more readable ;-)

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

I agree...

I dont't quite agree. Though C is a very powerful language, it is very vulnerable to mistakes. One little mistake and you can spend hours debugging to find the mistake.
I prefer Delphi over C. A little less powerful than C, but far more easier to use... And more readable ;-)

It really depends on how well you know the language (just like a spoken launguage).

If you "kind of" know French, and try to use it, there's a chance of when you think you say "I Like your mother" to really say "I'd like to date your mother".

C is not for a newbee programmer. C++ is a bit better, but I've yet to meet a good C++ programmer that didn't really understand C. Launguages like Java and Smalltalk are much better at OOP programing, as they prevent you from getting outside the object constraints (as C++ does).

Ok, I know I'll get flamed here..

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

I agree...

I dont't quite agree. Though C is a very powerful language, it is very vulnerable to mistakes. One little mistake and you can spend hours debugging to find the mistake.
I prefer Delphi over C. A little less powerful than C, but far more easier to use... And more readable ;-)

It really depends on how well you know the language (just like a spoken launguage).

Here you have a very good point. I've been programming in C and Delphi for the past 10 years, both professionally. Sure you have to know the syntaxis, but the very reason why I like Delphi over C, is that Delphi doesn't make a difference between upper- and lowercase variables....

If you "kind of" know French, and try to use it, there's a chance of when you think you say "I Like your mother" to really say "I'd like to date your mother".

"J'aime bien ta mère", ou "je vieux bien baiser ta mère"?
That's a difference of speech. Ok... You got me.

C is not for a newbee programmer. C++ is a bit better, but I've yet to meet a good C++ programmer that didn't really understand C. Launguages like Java and Smalltalk are much better at OOP programing, as they prevent you from getting outside the object constraints (as C++ does).

Ok, I know I'll get flamed here..

No, you won't. What about c#? lol

Not even looked at c# as other languages are there to do what I need.

...

But then again, I wrote my first C code almost 30 years back...

"I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me

hmm. I wonder if there is a spot in the code with an "= 1;" instead of a "-= 1;" in it.

And people wonder why I think C stinks ...

Coding mistakes can be made in any language. Different languages have their different strengths and weaknesses and hence different common coding mistakes, or things that just cannot be done.

I agree...