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paranorman:
i did PHP, using a recursive function, Mr. kodejuice

function jarvis(&$i, &$j, &$count) {
    //$j = 10, by default, equivalent to the max number
    //of the range;
    $rand = rand(1, 10);
    if ($j > 0) {
      //is the first instance of the generated random number = 10 ? (print the number) : (keep looping through);
      if (($rand == max(range(1, 10))) && ($count == 0)) {
        print pow($rand, 2) . '<br />';
        $j--;
        $i = $rand;
        $count++;
        jarvis($i, $j, $count);
      } else if ($rand == $j) {
        //check if it's the next instance whose product
        //should be printed; is instance consecutive?
        print pow($rand, 2) . '<br />';
        $j--;
        $i = $rand;
        jarvis($i, $j, $count);
      } else {
        //keep loopin through if the nth instance is not consecutive
        //wrt to the previous
        jarvis($i, $j, $count);
      }
    }
  }
  
  function ironMan() {
    $i = 0;
    $j = 10;
    $count = 0;
    //the $i parameter is not necessary, just included in function construct in case
    //you wanna track the random number  
    jarvis($i, $j, $count);
  }
  ironMan();

Kodejuice:
LoL, u try sha, anyway heres my solution

// helper functions
function cons(x, y) {
    return function(f) { return f(x, y) };
}

function car(pair) {
    return pair(function(x, y){ return x });
}

function cdr(pair) {
    return pair(function(x, y){ return y });
}

function nil(f) {
    return f(nil, nil);
}

// ....
function range(start, stop) {
    return start <= stop ? cons(start, range(start + 1, stop)) : nil;
}

function map(list, func) {
    return list === nil ? nil : cons(func(car(list)), map(cdr(list), func));
}

function foreach(list, func) {
    if (list !== nil) {
        func(car(list));
        foreach(cdr(list), func);
    }
}

function reverse(list) {
    return (function rev(list, ret){
        return list === nil ? ret : rev(cdr(list), cons(car(list), ret));
    })(list, nil);
}

stynhaq:
I believe at some point it would fail, regardless of the hardware available because VBox does not yet support Nested Virtualization

DanielTheGeek:
Will look into it.

dhtml18:
Why are you guys like this? This is xmas, you ought to be killing turkeys, rams, goats, cows etc or at least eating one somewhere, but why?
You guys just wanna code year in, year out, no way, i am out of here, runs away at top speed!!!!!!!

DanielTheGeek:
I will look into this issue and get back to you. Sorry for any inconveniences.

DanielTheGeek:
I guess you're trying to login with your old details. Due to the recent data-loss that won't be possible, I hope you don't mind re-registering.

DanielTheGeek:
@Craigston, I appreciate your support, Still trying to get things to Seun, maybe we will go with @sleepingdemon's way at the end of the day.

Explorers:
Citizens are protesting now, no to immigration.

FincoApps:
Haaa seriously I don't care if my pictures go to the world. Also as long as you don't use these backups as your default HDD, no browser passwords would be stored there.... besides a really determined hacker would decrypt it and I don't think such hackers would be stealing drives.

My point is, don't waste time encrypting things except of course you've got secrets

FincoApps:
smh, what's the use of encrypting it ? The content won't be needed by the thief.... they'll probably format the drive before they even realize it's encrypted....

Was thinking someone would say they wanna start using a cloud service as Backup 2

RoyalBlak007:
Cant believe this is coming.
[color=gold] from a Lady [/color]

Jregz:
*dies*

Jregz:
Boss keh ? We know the true bosses

dreezybines:
Smiles...

I think I get What you're saying...

You could have Just said they're important...

They are never equally important...

God gave we humans dominion over everything on earth...

They're far less to we human...

If all insects disappeared from the Earth, within 50 years all life would end; if all men disappeared from the Earth, within 50 years all life would flourish.

dreezybines:
Equally important in what sense...

Badyear:
Where exactly in my statement did it show that I am complaining?
All I stated was facts and you don't even know me or my situation or which 'east african country' i was referring to but you are already hot.
Please mr patriotic try reading carefully and understanding before throwing a feedback.

Badyear:
Oh good for you then,
You see unlike you I am a student in a poor little east african country and here we don't have the Microsofts and Googles so computer science is not really the dream, and I am about to graduate but I have no idea what to do next and that is why i am asking all this questions.
Thank you for your reply

I'm still a lover of natural, brilliant designs that blend well with the environment without depending on technology that might just disappear someday. It scares me to think what will happen if all these smart devices were hit by an EMP. Suddenly our houses become too useless and we suffer massive withdrawal due to our dependence on technology. We are not getting very productive with our current applications of technology. We need to make these technologies more human. Suddenly your house cannot maximize natural light, air, space, and stops being environmentally friendly because these smart systems got dysfunctional? Scary.

Averted:
i will advice you to Remove PHP and JavaScript from there and Learn Ruby and Rails ... download "Ruby in practice".pdf

AwesomeRomeo:
I didn't download ISO file, please help me with the link. Thanks bro.

AwesomeRomeo:
I have never used virtualbox b4 or Linux distro. I am a novice bro

AwesomeRomeo:
Please bro, how can I install Kali Linux os on virtualbox? Tanx

jboy01:
Bro! where did you get your fact from that angular is on its way out, with the angular 2 on it RC that even framework like ionic that power highest percentage of the hybrid are following back to back with the ionic 2 also in RC now. Bro angular is not going anywhere now.

DanielTheGeek:
You may want to accept the upgrade by default:
sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade.
You're welcome.