It pretty much kills this project outright for Windows 8. No point in continuing a project if no one else can use it. If the PHP devs charged me to make PHP scripts, I'd be pretty pissed.
Pushing a branch to git hub, thinking that everything is working, then realizing that in fact you forgot to run the application before committing and pushing to server. Because I thought to myself, there is simply no way that that could not work. Only to find out how wrong I could be when the bug reports started rolling in that the application fails to lunch at all. Not only did I publish an error, but now it's forever saved in the braches history because I'm stupid.
I've never seen the glob function before, cool trick, I'll have to remember that from now on.
I should also mention, that the version you're using of the pth parser was last updated by Victor, most of that code is his.
Yeah, I'll try and dig it up later on, I read them last in like 2006 when I was running SimFIA, so I read EVERYTHING on that website to get an idea of what I wanted to emulate with SimFIA.
You need a super license to drive an F1 car period, unless you get special dispensation from the FiA. For example, Kimi did not have a super license when he was moving over to F1, and he had nothing that came close, but he was given one, as long as all drivers agreed. Richard Hammond was not given a super license, but was still allowed to drive the 2005 Renault because it was on a closed track, where he was the only one that was going to be out on it at any given time. As soon as you add other cars to the mix, you have to have a super license, because you have to have the permission of the other drives, or you have to of proved yourself in a lower series to qualify for an super license. This is all on the FiA website.
In other news, the F1 website is being DDoSed by Anonymous. Timing and Scoring is down, and they say it will be down for the whole weekend.
I want to log the data of a positive lead, and a negative lead and record this data to a file. I want to get the pattern that the light goes on and off. Does anyone know what equipment I need to do this?
I plan on taking this data, and using Adrurino or phigets to recreate the pattern with a LED.
I think going with some empirical evidence would be a better choice. Take the MCI packet data, along with the CON packet data, and take a 'snap shot' of time of the MCI packet before and after the CON packet. Then with an application state if you intended to drive into the subject or not. See if you can find any patterns in the data.