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1. What is the content or do you just want to print what ever is on the window similar to screen shot? 2. A tab of what? Either way you want to listen for keypresses on the main window object and if the correct keypress is done make the TabControler of your choosing add a tab

public static bool GeldigePaardZet(Positie van, Positie naar){ int rowDiff = Math.Abs(van.rij-naar.rij); // Get the absolute row movement int colDiff = Math.Abs(van.kolom-naar.kolom); // Get the absolute column movement // The Knight needs to move 2 steps in either column or row plus 1 step in the other return (rowDiff == 1 && colDiff == 2) || (rowDiff == 2 && colDiff == 1);} The code assumes that the both positions are valid and within the board it self. Also a tip: I saw you were using Int32.Parse() try to avoid that one stick to something similar to: int myInt;string myText = "";if (!int.TryParse(myText, out myInt)) myInt = 0; // or what you want the value to be when the text isn't a valid number

It all depends on what software you plan on using... 4GB is on the low side if you end up using an IDE and maybe running a database on your machine... It also depends on what OS, windows itself has no issues eating 4GB by itself... No development environment will prevent you from using it if you don't have a certain amount of ram but it will run slower if it will have to rely on disk swapping. Also a pen is not a valid programming tool you'll need a decent keyboard.

ST/GFA BASIC and Assembly for the Motorola 68000 After that Pascal and a lot of more languages...

You missed the close table tag. Add a </table> after your </tbody>

It depends on a lot of factors... what format the source video is in, what you are doing with it and what hardware you have. But there is nothing preventing you from edit directly from the NAS storage.

"Ideally I would be looking for a device that takes power from a wall plug, then sends the signal over a CAT5/6 cable that i route through my unit back to my bedroom." There are WiFi to Ethernet adapters like http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Universal-Ethernet-Adapter-WNCE2001/dp/B003KPBRRW (first hit on google there are others) Never tried one myself but if you have location with power and good reception to the AP where you can put a Ethernet cable to, its a better option then running long usb cables.

One easy way to identify if its your network causing the high ping is to do a traceroute to do that open up a Command prompt (cmd) and type in: tracert 8.8.8.8 it will result in something like this Tracing route to google-public-dns-a.google.com [8.8.8.8]over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms tagateway.tanetwork [192.168.11.1] 2 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms user1.85-195-32.netatonce.net [85.195.32.1]... where the first result is the time it take to reach your router, the second will most likely be your ISP and so on. And if the first and second results have high values there might be an issue in your network

Issues like that is usually caused by the cable, how long is the cable between the two devices and have you tried switching cables?

Just adding more disks in to the mix might not help, you need to have a raid controller that can handle the speed and has a fast enough link to the rest of the system. Also if you really need that high speed you should really look in to getting a NVMe solution.

No decent test servers close to me so I have to settle for around 900... That servers is about 270km (170miles) from my location

My current pfSense box its overkill even for my gigabit connection, but a nice little box MOBO: ASUS P9D-I C222 CPU: INTEL PENTIUM DUAL CORE G3220 3.0GHZ STORAGE: KINGSTON SSDNOW V300 120GB RAM: 2x KINGSTON 2GB 1600MHZ DDR3 ECC CL11 CASE: ANTEC ISK110 VESA Its been running 24/7 for over a year now. Storage doesn't really matter it doesn't increase the performance... The reason I picked SSD over normal HDD was the noise factor. You can run it of a USB drive but get one that is rated for a lot of writes.

Unless you have a gigabit internet connection the onboard nic should be more than adequate. But getting something like 2 intel nics is never a bad idea. About Wifi you can handle that with the pfSense box as well by adding a wireless card to it, as long as the card can enter hostap mode and has drivers. You can find a list of pfSense support over at: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AojFUXcbH0ROdHgwYkFHbkRUdV9hVWljVWl5SXkxbFE&hl=en

You can still go with the pfSense option if you have some old hardware, it doesn't need much when it comes to hardware power. I currently have Pentium G3220 and I can get that to about 12-15% (cpu usage) when pushing 900mbit+ though my wan.

One thing to bare in mind when running pfSense (or any routing software) as a vm is that patching the host can be a real pain. Since you will not have any internet access while doing it and most host systems needs to enter maintenance mode to be patched. Other then that it works fine I was running it like that for years but I have now switched over to having a dedicated pfSense box. Now on to my concerns regarding this setup: Can someone suggest me parts for the server build! Which MB to get and which CPU and why ... I would go for a Workstation or Server grade ASUS board and non K rated Intel cpu. Just make sure it has the VT features enabled (most have that now a days) Here is a good link to see what hardware is officially supported: http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?deviceCategory=io Regarding the second instance in ESXi, should I use Ubuntu or Windows Server? Depends on what you plan on using it for and you can run both with ease. This is the first time I'm setting up a machine with ESXi so I'm asking is it possible to make pfSense connect directly into my NIC chips? No, you will have to use the virtual nics easiest is to use the E1000 mode then pfSense will work out of the box but you will be limited to 1gbit, to get 10gbit support you need the vmxnet3 mode but that requires that you load the drivers for them before the installation and its a bit fiddley if you don't know how bsd works. Is the idea possible? What consequences will I face? What do you guys suggest on changing?