The wording is programming related, he's talking about embedding in C++ code and other programming things... I think it fits better on SO, if not, they could migrate it back. The pure question might fit a bit on SU, but the rest of it does not... I guess this is a very small overlap between SU and SO.
I disabled all my network connections and deleted "127.0.0.1 localhost" in HOSTS file but cannot find what had I broken by it. My IIS and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 continues to resolve localhost just fine
Why does HOSTS file always contain "127.0.0.1 localhost" ?
What had I broken by deleting this ...
@Sathya - he is causing problems across all sites from the trilogy, so far. He doesn't really understand how the sites work, and will for example make countless updates to his posts, making them unreadable
Made a comment on the answer, hope he understands the whole thing now...
(Executing ipconfig /displaydns | findstr /C:localhost will show you that it is still in the cache. Executing ipconfig /flushdns will force a flush of the cache. If you won't, it will happen when the TTL expires. The default TTL is 86400 seconds, so after a day the localhost entry will expire and thus will not resolve anymore...)
Speaking of USBs, if anybody has a fake but working mailing address and some way to harangue scammers or whatnot, try this: memorygeeks.com and see if those prices aren't just totally wrong
@Diago Have work as your shipping address? Personally that's what I use all the time if only because someone is always there to sign for it and get it to me 15 minutes later.
@Sathya They said something about when the order is placed, you have to call to confirm payment as listed in the order. Email confirmation had shipping as $0
As for the whole leagues not making sense bit; this week has been the closest I've seen it to my reputation audit - it's only off by one (not counting reputation from today)
I disabled all my network connections and deleted "127.0.0.1 localhost" in HOSTS file but cannot find what had I broken by it. My IIS and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 continues to resolve localhost just fine
Why does HOSTS file always contain "127.0.0.1 localhost" ?
What had I broken by deleting this ...
As time passes by, some questions and answers are forgotten...
Those present people with out-dated information that needs to be updated or cleaned up.
We should compile up a list with such questions and answers,
so that people with reputation can improve those questions or mods could clean those...
As time passes by, some questions/answers are forgotten...
Those present people with out-dated information that needs to be updated or cleaned up.
There are also questions/answers with bad formatting or that contain too much irrelevant information.
We should compile up a list with such question...
I disabled all my network connections and deleted 127.0.0.1 localhost in HOSTS file but cannot find what had I broken by it. My IIS and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 continues to resolve localhost just fine
Why does HOSTS file always contain 127.0.0.1 localhost ?
What had I broken by deleting this entr...
...you can come up with a really good answer.
