I am sorry, but you're utterly wrong here MrGeneralQ. VB.NET does support JSON, but with a library. You can very easily do it in VB.NET. Lastly, JSON is for Ruby, PHP, Python or any other language. It was essentially drafted for backends since it was easier and faster than XML. Since Java, PHP are m...

Someone can, but then it'll be futile. You're doing something for the sake of doing it; it isn't the standard you should use when dealing with critical and/or private information. Consider rewiring the application. It can save you from hours of frustration and anger later. :) Should you need any hel...

Challenge accepted.

I'll rewrite it.

Oh! It's actually pretty easy. I won't get into the details as there is a lovely library for that. Have a look: https://recaptchanet.codeplex.com/

If I get this correct, you want an "application" which does that? Or do you want to know how to make a captcha like that?

Hey! It's been a while since I last posted; no clue why, but as the time is passing, fewer people are posting, etc. So, I thought, why shouldn't I take an initiative and just kick off a simple conversation for everyone to join. :D For starters, I'd like to confess something. As some of you may alrea...

Hmm... What, exactly, is the problem?

This should be fairly easy; all you have to do is to extract (read) that zip file, take all the images, bind them in sequence and violá. There are many libraries which extract a zip file like https://stuk.github.io/jszip/ and there are libraries to convert jpeg to gif like https://github.com/shachaf...

According to my analysis, using multiple thread pools is the apt solution as it prevents any memory lock and memory leak.

I know. It has become a little stagnant now. No new posts, nothing interesting happening.

P.S.: Do not block me or -ve rep me for this; this is just my opinion.