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  • Failed to login invalid session (try restarting your game)

    calendar Jan 28, 2017 · 1 min read · failed games troubleshooting dev login minecraft  ·
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    Failed to login invalid session (try restarting your game)

    Ever faced the dreaded ‘Failed to log invalid session’ error mid-game? Fear not! Our latest post dives into two simple yet effective fixes to get you back in the game in no time. Whether you’re a casual player or a server admin, these straightforward solutions will have you overcoming this hiccup with ease. Let’s explore how to swiftly resolve this common gaming obstacle.


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  • [Appeon] Failed to initialize PBMemMgr

    calendar Jan 28, 2017 · 1 min read · appeon deploy pbMemoryManager error troubleshooting dev powerBuilder  ·
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    [Appeon] Failed to initialize PBMemMgr

    Encountering an error during deployment is akin to a small bump on the development road—a common scenario when numerous teams are working simultaneously. But fear not, for the solution is simpler than you might think. This brief guide walks you through an effortless yet effective fix to one of the most common deployment roadblocks: the Appeon Deploy Error. Packed with a light-hearted tone but tackling the issue with the seriousness it demands, we invite you on a quick journey to smoother deployment experiences, regardless if it’s Incremental or Full Deploy that’s giving you a hard time.


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  • How to install Minecraft server on Ubuntu

    calendar Jan 27, 2017 · 4 min read · linux server install terminal ubuntu games java dev minecraft  ·
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    How to install Minecraft server on Ubuntu

    Ready to embark on a Minecraft adventure right from your own Ubuntu machine? This cheerful guide will walk you through the quick steps of setting up your very own Minecraft server using simple command lines. Whether you’re a Java aficionado or a CLI newbie, you’ll find everything you need to know about adding repositories, installing the right Java version, and launching your Minecraft server. Let’s dive into the fun part and get your server up and running in no time!


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  • Increment/Decrement operators in Python

    calendar Jan 22, 2017 · 1 min read · increment python tip dev decrement  ·
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    Increment/Decrement operators in Python

    Welcome to a quirky exploration of the rather mysterious realm where increment (++i and i++) and decrement (i– and –i) operators dwell! If you’ve stumbled upon this post, you’re probably entangled in the intriguing world of coding, specifically Python, and its preference for simplicity over complexity. Through a lighthearted yet earnest guide, we’ll demystify the incremental and decremental operators that other programming languages flaunt and how Python chooses to streamline these operations. Grab your digital shovel, and let’s dig into the subtleties of coding simplification!


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  • Exiting a PowerBuilder application with ExitCode

    calendar Jan 19, 2017 · 1 min read · exit process dev powerBuilder returnCode  ·
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    Exiting a PowerBuilder application with ExitCode

    Welcome to the world of PowerBuilder, where simplicity meets efficiency! Today, we’re diving into a handy guide on manipulating exit codes within your applications. Whether you’re seasoned in the realm of development or a curious newcomer, this post promises a straightforward journey through utilizing external functions and the ingenious LongParm attribute. So, let’s roll up our sleeves and decode the secrets to customizing your application’s exit process with a sprinkle of coding magic and a touch of practicality.


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  • Converting a text file into a List with Python!

    calendar Jan 19, 2017 · 1 min read · dev textFile python convert  ·
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    Converting a text file into a List with Python!

    Embarking on a journey through the vast world of Python programming, this post offers a crisp walkthrough on handling text files with ease. Whether you’re diving in for the first time or brushing up on your skills, this guide on reading a text file, stripping away the nuisances of break-line characters, and molding the content into a handy list, is tailored just for you. Dive in to simplify your Python workflows!


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  • Check if a file exists using Python

    calendar Jan 18, 2017 · 2 min read · dev python pathLib fileOperations  ·
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    Check if a file exists using Python

    Diving into the heart of Python programming, this post sheds light on a seemingly simple yet crucial task - verifying file existence. Embark on a journey filled with practical insights, where we explore tried-and-tested methods to assure your script never trips over missing files. A blend of humor and technical expertise makes this guide an essential read for developers aiming to refine their file handling skills.


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  • Retrieving the CommandLine in Python scripts

    calendar Jan 17, 2017 · 2 min read · commandLine dev scripting python  ·
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    Retrieving the CommandLine in Python scripts

    Dive into the world of Python scripting and command line processing with a simple, yet comprehensive guide. Whether you’re navigating the basics or looking to streamline your projects, this post has you covered. From importing argparse to parsing arguments and setting conditions, boost your skills in no time. Embrace the power of command line in Python, and let’s decode the essentials together.


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  • Using Python to check if the application is running as an Administrator

    calendar Jan 17, 2017 · 1 min read · dev scripting python admin  ·
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    Using Python to check if the application is running as an Administrator

    Ever found yourself pondering whether your application has the mighty powers of administration behind it? Worry no more! Our latest post dives into a nifty Python script that seamlessly checks for admin privileges, whether you’re navigating the Linux landscape or maneuvering through the windows of, well, Windows (XP users, send your apologies). With a light-hearted approach, we offer you a quick, easy path to discerning your app’s authority level. Perfect for developers seeking cross-platform solutions, minus the headache. So, gear up and let’s decipher the realms of admin rights together!


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  • Hosts File: What it is and how to use it.

    calendar Jan 17, 2017 · 8 min read · windows adblock hostsFile dev wiki  ·
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    Hosts File: What it is and how to use it.

    Ah, the humble Hosts file, a cornerstone of internet navigation and a geek’s best friend for custom domain mapping and ad blocking. Today, we embark on a nostalgic journey through the digital nooks and crannies of operating systems, exploring where this plain text powerhouse resides across a spectrum of platforms. From Windows to iOS, and Unix to Android, if you’ve ever wondered how to bend the internet to your will (or at least, make it a bit more bearable), you’ve come to the right place.


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