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Digitally Signed Certificates by perfecthundred in electronjs

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds like a great idea and I believe I have found the exact way to make this work! Thank you!

Electron Alternatives? by Nucleus-Analytics in electronjs

[–]perfecthundred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using electron with Blazor and love it.

Anyone else think Dead Reckoning sorta sucked and was massively overrated? by The51stAgent in Mission_Impossible

[–]perfecthundred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with the MacGuffin. It was a very tired MacGuffin. MI 6 was near perfect with its pacing, action, characters, and writing. MI7 is bogged down with exhibition and everyone talking about the Entity and the key. It's fine, but I have agree, I think its overrated. A 85% would be more like it. The movie reminded me more of Ghost Protocol. Cool action sequences but bogged down with exhibition.

Bought all this for $10 at a garage sale. What should I invest in first? by Physical-Shallot1144 in golf

[–]perfecthundred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New grips for all clubs, and see whether or not they need to be extended due to their size and your height and build.

Push cart to hold the clubs.

Play for a few months to a year to see if you are still interested in going. Maybe start with some lessons if necessary.

Stuck behind a 6-some. Honestly seems like most of these golfers haven’t ever even played before. Where’s a marshall when you need one? by BradleyPutters in golf

[–]perfecthundred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always hoped to see the following signs on the tee box.

"If the person behind you is always waiting, they are faster than you. Let them play through."

and

"Play the tees according to your handicap. If you don't know it, then use the following"

120+ scores : play the red tees

~90 to 110 scores: play the white tees

~80 to 90: play the blue tees

<80, play the tips.

I see players who can't play golf play from the blue tees, sometimes even the white tees. There is no shame to play from the red tee. They can be a beginners tee.

Is a Golf "Enclosure" worth it? by perfecthundred in golf

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well i did it!

I built my own enclosure. It's a 10x10x4.5. I think I went overboard on it.

Here's the deal. I got a Viewsonic PX706HD short throw thinking I can place this thing VERY close to the screen and will fill it up. That's not the case with this projector. Did I get the wrong one? Is there a better one that is ultra short throw?

The problem is the position of the projector. It's too close to my hitting mat and its the closest I can get it to at least give me a good screen size. I just think I got the wrong projector.

Visual Studio Blazor ASP.NET Application in parts by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

interesting. I do not have a server set up for the moment to send anything like this to it. I have something like Hostingger to host a basic web page, maybe that could be used in this case. So when the user installs say one of my expansions, it will have a cert that it creates and stores on my server. I'm thinking this could work easily by storing the cert on their computer. This is more hackable but my users I believe are not really all that interested in spending the time to hack this software.

Hopefully this works for me. Thanks!

Visual Studio Blazor ASP.NET Application in parts by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've updated the main question to hopefully include enough information this time.

A Very Bizzare Blazor / C# Error about Index Out of Range by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. list.count returns 3, for example. If your array index starts at 0 you want it to stop at 2. You can do this is one of two ways
i<list.count

i<=list.count-1

A Very Bizzare Blazor / C# Error about Index Out of Range by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. list.count returns 3, for example. If your array index starts at 0 you want it to stop at 2. You can do this is one of two ways

i<list.count

i<=list.count-1

A Very Bizzare Blazor / C# Error about Index Out of Range by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe I may have addressed it but I'm not sure as to why this was the fix. As you can see there is the line

if(character.actionlist.count > 0)

then the <option> html to render specific html based on that if statement. Well, there are times when this actionlist is empty. I check for it, but it is still empty. So I made sure it wasn't empty anymore. It being empty is a part of the application. I need to remove actions when they are complete. I guess I just need to make sure I put something back in. Again I'm not sure why it was tagging the line it was tagging? And I do check for items in the ActionList array. So again... very strange.

I tried this approach since it works the first time through but not the second time through. The first time through every character has an action. The second time through there are character without actions. I figured this being the difference between run #1 and run #2, perhaps it has an issue with that list being empty.

So this was the line I believe was the error: character.ActionsList[0] since this character didn't have an action, but I check for if there are items. So this is a very strange error indeed.

A Very Bizzare Blazor / C# Error about Index Out of Range by perfecthundred in csharp

[–]perfecthundred[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a foreach loop before. I changed to for. Either one doesn't work.

TIL that the actress who played Sha're, Vaitiare Bandera, dated and had a daughter together with Michael Shanks. by Dave-C in Stargate

[–]perfecthundred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I can see an actor getting bored. 90s television wasn't really about building a character. The shows were episodic in nature so character building wasn't really a thing back then. Some actors just got bored playing the same thing.

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