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I think a regular scheduled talk would be nice... maybe you could specify a topic ahead of time. I can see that what you have done so far has improved traffic to the IRC network - we saw more chat in the last few days than we have for a …

I'm also experiencing the problem. Firefox 1.5.0.3 on Linux.

What error do you get when you attempt to access the sites? Is it: connection timed out connection refused could not resolve host

You can't make an OS in QBASIC. QBASIC can compile to .com files, but these run under DOS (ie. they use DOS interrupts to print to screen, get keystrokes, access disk etc.). You would have to start with C or C++ and write your own API for your OS. I've …

I'm with paradox814 on this. We can't really help you until you say something. If you don't want to tell us, you can start by checking out [URL="http://www.php.net/features.file-upload"]http://www.php.net/features.file-upload[/URL].

I know for a fact that McAfee AntiVirus blocks IRC (tcp port 6667) as it is sometimes used as a protocol for botnet communication. AFAIK there is no way to disable it. We really would like to see more people in the IRC chat. If you're not too impatient, you'll …

At last, Microsoft is doing something right.

There is one thing that's bothered me - people have this misconception that any website can will be able to directly accept fingerprint as a password. However, this has the same weakness that normal passwords have - if you use it on more than one site, that site can store …

Is it just me or are you posting copyrighted content?

I love the new look too. On top of looking nice, it's easier to navigate and it cleaned up the cluttered look the forums had.

Quite interesting. However much I dislike MS, they have a valid case here. He's not selling to someone at his school, so it does not fall under the license.

Yeah, I saw that on the PHP homepage on the 1st. I wonder whose dog that is...

Change the line in php.ini to this: session.save_path = c:/Temp/ BTW, that semicolon is commenting out your line, it will not be effective if you leave it. Also, forward slashes are required as is trailing slash and lowercase drive letter. Don't ask me why, I discovered it by trial and …

[QUOTE=cscgal]I dunno, Chris. The other pages of the site are mighty darn interesting! Did you know that 70% of the earth's water is all in Antarctica? (DidYaKnow Trivia facts from the site):rolleyes: :eek:[/QUOTE] Uh... I don't think that makes sense unless you change it to "70% of the earth's [B]frozen[/B] …

Hm... user with one post posting spam. Let me see what google finds... [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=X3D+Technologies+Corporation&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official[/url] Surprise, this guy spammed a large number of message boards with the same message. I call shenanigans.

No, but I hope to get it soon.

[QUOTE=frog61]Hi Guys New to this. I have norton anti virsus as well as xp spyware and bulletproof spyware. Run all tests everyhting seems fine. PROBLEM: Both msn and yahoo work fine. however when i recieve an email on msn, i try to click on it and nothing happens. same as …

I've been wondering about this for awhile now: does random data compress? Some people seem to think it does, while others maintain that it doesn't. I mean to mathematically prove that only 1/255 of random files can compress. Conditions: Original file size: 32 bytes Maximum size of "compressed" file: 31 …

Javascript can do it. Search google for it.

I confirm this hack sighting - saw it on the SCO site this morning myself. I must say I'm mildly amused...

[URL=http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=45378&t=79][IMG]http://www.spreadfirefox.com/community/images/affiliates/Buttons/120x60/safer.gif[/IMG][/URL]

[QUOTE=BountyX]If a bot is scanning my index site will it read the HTML all at once, after the script has been executed?[/QUOTE] Of course. The only thing the bot sees is the HTML created/assembled by your script. It will work fine.

I've been thinking of creating an OS lately. I'm hoping to make a text-mode OS in full assembly language that runs fast, has no bugs or security holes, and is the "best" operating system I can think of. Have you ever seen an OS that had [I]nothing[/I] you thought could …

Yes. Certainly.

Use a [URL=http://www.getfirefox.com/]better browser[/URL].

[QUOTE=jwenting]A few may be employed by large corporations to test that organisation's systems for vulnerabilities.[/QUOTE] And hope the vulnerabilities are fixed fast...

59.98% chance: Bush 40% chance: Kerry 0.02% chance: Nader You never really know... :confused:

I never thought there would be a draft - and now I'm sure there won't be. We don't need one.

I recently switched from IE to FireFox and it imported my favorites and cookies, but everything seems to work fine (no copying of exact registry data). I haven't heard of any security problems and it's much more stable than IE is (It's only crashed a few times in a few …

In most cases, there are not compatibility problems. However, you might want to read [URL=http://www.alt-php-faq.org/local/1/]this[/URL]. I don't mind, but some do - remember to google your problems before asking ;).

QBASIC is indeed free and you can download it [URL=http://webpages.csus.edu/~sac19488/qbasic.htm]here[/URL]. Visual basic is not free (It is several hundred dollars, in fact). Both will work with win98. I hope this answers your questions.

I think my favorite programming shortcuts are subroutines and functions for small pieces of code. Using them makes your programs smaller and your code easier to read, but it also uses more space on the stack.

Seeing that this is the QB/VB forum and this is a windows app you're talking about, I'll assume that you're using a recent version of Visual Basic. I know what I'm about to tell you works in VB6, I don't know about other versions. On the main menu bar in …

CP/M vs. RedHat is my choice. Just kidding, I suggest comparing XP and whichever flavor of Linux it is that looks almost exactly the same GUI-wise (is that Knoppix...?). I think this would be a good comparison because looks is no longer an issue. Personally, I've never used Linux for …

I figured this out a couple of months ago (saw it on another site, it's called Einstein's Riddle). It took about 40 minutes, but here are the results, complete: Yellow: Norweigian, drinks water, owns the cat, smokes Dunhill Blue: Dane, drinks tea, owns the horse, smokes Blends Red: Brit, drinks …

AI would be basically like a human being, but it would think differently. I wouldn't really want an AI computer - but maybe I've been reading [I]2001: A Space Odyssey[/I] too much.

Well, once I was working some a function that would return a string along the lines of : "This system has been running for 1 week, 3 days, 2 hours, 1 minute, 0 seconds." I was doing this in VB and using a DLL to retrieve the TSC (Time Stamp …

jcates23, I know what your bug is. You are using the HTML entity for ampersand instead of "&", the correct notation :sad: . PHP does not convert HTML entities to ordinal characters before parsing. Your line 93 should read: [PHP] if (isset($terms) && $terms == 1) [/PHP] [I]Note: I usually …