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okYes Blockland is more "indie" but nevertheless my point remains. Devices like this have been trickling into the market and they are capable of playing videogames that have been developed by major studios.
can someone explain to me what a pointer is and how you're supposed to use it? i've really been stuck because i gave up early on c in favor of web design languages, but recently tried to get back into it, and still can't grasp much of the application without knowing pointersI'll try to use a terrible brown townogy.
BOOK *pointer_book = nullptr; // "pointing to nothing"
CAR *pointer_book1 = &a_book_on_our_car; // A particular model of car
void *pointer_book2 = &a_book_on_our_car; // A new pointer but telling us where our car is again
pointer_book2 = &a_book_on_bicycles; // Reusing our previous pointer, this is valid because it's a "void pointer"
gimmeApparently you can still buy it.
unless ARGV.length == 1
puts "Missing arguments. Lockdown --start to begin and --stop to finish lockdown."
exit
end
if ARGV[0] != '--start' && ARGV[0] != '--stop'
puts "Invalid argument. Use --start or --stop"
exit
end
mode = ARGV[0][2..-1].to_sym # '--start' -> :start
require 'win32ole'
wmi = WIN32OLE.connect('winmgmts://./root/standardcimv2')
adapters = wmi.ExecQuery("select * from MSFT_NetAdapter")
for adapter in adapters do
if adapter.Name == 'Ethernet'
if mode == :start
adapter.Enable
else
adapter.Disable
end
end
end
Then what DO you reccomend?Well that depends on a number of factors like what country you live in, your geographical location, your threat model and so on.
