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  1. well, most of the time the name seems to be the same as the username on the forum. in the end, it's up to you to get yourself a decent password off course. besides, can't you change it? or does it change here too if you do so?
  2. belgium sucks. we all have limitations of abou 10gig/monthi pay 40euro (which now is about 55 $) a month for 3mbit down, 192k up.and the limitation sucks.
  3. my security system & why i use it:- windows xp sp2 firewall: it does the job, doesn't have to many functions though, but enough for me. + it's one of the fastest firewalls around: doesn't slow down the traffic like others mostly do-kaspersky antivirus: best virusscanner around. forget *BLEEP* avg or norton. all independent tests (by firms that don't get money by norton, hehe) say kaspersky is the best. fast, light and very very good.pc cillin & panda are other options. panda has a built in firewall that slows down quite a lot but is very good.-firefox. internet explorer sucks, and you know it-spybot s&d. however, i never find a thing-common sense: if you visit a site and get messages saying 'do you want to install dialer.exe?', i click no haha. and i check programs before i install them. for example: bearshare & kazaa install a lot of *BLEEP* programs
  4. i agree on mysql admin tool but a long time ago, i installed php & mysql & apache with winlamp, an auto installer (long ago, when i was a noob) and they had a great tool included. you have to pay for it, but the older versions were free and did their job just as wel, and still run fine on winxp. i'll have a look if i still have it somewhere but check the mysql.org site, they have some nice tools. still, i wish i could remember the tool ok: i found it: it's mysql front: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ nice tool! really! i remeber their version 2.5 being free. maybe you should google the net for that version. or download winlamp, i think they still include that version! edit: just checked the winlamp site ( http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/) and they do include 2.5 if you can't find it apart, it's word the 90mb download
  5. i bought me a hp 850 about 2 years ago. it was a great camera at that time. i wanted an impressive zoom, and the hp 850 has an 8x optical zoom and was affordable. 4mpx and stuff. but the borders get a bout "rounded", straigh lines become curved at the edges. besides that, it's a good cam for amateurs. the batteries last really long! screen is good. another bad thing is that you can't save pictures in tiff. only jpeg and their compression lacks precision when taking pictures of thin lines.if i had the money, i'd go for a canon eos or a nikon.whatever you do, go for a traditional photography brand: canon, olympus, nikon,...the most crucial part of your cam is the lens and those brands have heaps of experience there
  6. if there would still be folks that want gmail, just send me a private message with your emailaddress in it. i'll send you an invite and then leave you alone, a simple thank you mail would be nice but not neccessary :-)
  7. aight let's say you have the array with the beautiful name "array" that has some elements in it. this is a method to sort it. INT tmp;int lenght = array.length;for(int i = 1; i < length; i++){ tmp = array[i]; int j=i; while (tmp <array[j-1]){ array[j]=array[j-1]; j--; } array[j]=tmp;}this should work. haven't tested it though. if you want to use double's instead of int's , just change the INT (in capitals) into double. that should do the trick it's not the fasted method but it works. i've had 2 years of algoritms and can provide you with extreme fast algoritms if you need a way to sort thousands of numbers one more thing, about your code: try to post it in betweend code-tags next time, so it's a bit structured and: it's very C++. you're not using the benefits of java. like the fact that the lenght of an array is stored inside it (array.lenght) i bet you learned C++ first
  8. think problem is your preg matchif (preg_match ("/$remote/i", $wholefile)) i'd go for this: if (preg_match("/^".$remote."$/i","$wholefile))this will asure that192.168.34.1 and 192.168.34.10 are detected as different addresses.same for 181.x.y.z and 81.x.y.z.but i don't know why the program would add ip's twice :smaybe if the file can't be accessed? i think that might cause the if to be false because $wholefile would be empty
  9. well, there wouldn't be missing parts if that's what you mean. if you move your mouse, the moment you go out of one screen, you're on the other. there isn't a gap between them.about the lag... it would only be normal if there was one. videocard would have to make more calculations for the splitting & stuff, + a double resolution.but if you have an ati card, you can easily shut one screen down temporary for playing games and then switch it back on when doing graphic stuff.but the modern cards can handle dual screen. just try it out.
  10. phpmyadmin is the way. but don't forget to tick the "export data" option. ortherwise you'll just have your structure (tables). you'll have an sql file that you can import later on. it's fast & easy.
  11. i think the safest & best way would be to use htaccessthat will protect your folder. once you enter the password, you'd be able to view the files inside the folder. you can use this for all purposes: a hidden website or just a hidden storage for files you want to access files from everywhere.if you just want to prohibit access to your website, you can use an index.php file. you can store your password hardcoded if it's not very imporant. you can store an md5 hash of it if you want it to be safer, or an md5 hash in a database to go really safe. if you want, i can provide you with a login page that uses a database & an md5 hashed password. even if a hacker would be scanning your traffic, he wouldn't be able to get your password. anyway, the easiest way would still be the .htaccess file. check google.
  12. awe come on. just google for "photoshop brushes download" or something alike and you'll get plenty
  13. the way java was based on c++, trying to rule out the biggest flaws of c++, c# is based on java.it's just one part of the .net platform, there's j# en vb.net and asp.net, which actually is just a way to program for webapplications and uses either vb.net & c#best way to program for .net apps is getting visual studio.net, a ms product that costs quite a bit, but it's worth it's money.anything you want to know, just ask
  14. well, what i'm really looking for is an independent benchmark, not one of the site of the manufacturer . one i can trust hehe.tnx for the responses
  15. if it's for banners, you can name them "banner1.gif", banner2.gif,...banner10.gifand then in your page you put<img src="banner<? echo random(0,10); ?>.gif"> or something alike. check out the random function at http://php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=randomāŒ©=en&scope=404quickref
  16. all you need:-the laptop has to have a network connection. same goes for the desktop-you need a cross utp cable. ask one at the store. tell them it HAS to be a crosscable, not straight! make it just as long as you want. connect the two computers directly. you don't need a hub.wait a little bit...after a while, both networkcards will have automatic ip addresses. int the 169.x.y.z area. you can now start sharing filesif your internet connection is occupying your network connection of your desktop, you might consider buying a router. or a second network card for your desktop, that would be cheaper
  17. that goes for adaware as well: adawere also remains blind for some spyware. best would be to run the both of them... but oh well, spybot's ok. and about linux. a lot of it is true: as most users use windows it is only normal that most spyware & virusses are written for windows environment. because of this, they won't run on linux. however, there are linux virusses. but sophos antivirus beats every windows virus scanner, so they don't have to be a problem.
  18. i'm affraid that will always happen. don't think you can set that, unless you have paid domain stuff
  19. damn, i am so hard gonna cross the border. it's insane how much cheaper, faster and less limited internet is in holland compared to belgium
  20. damn, you're too late i guesssame goes for uni.cc. read it on their website: they stopped allowing to change nameservers a while ago. says so on the first page of the site.can't help you...
  21. you forgot to mention your source buddy: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ or is this another copy paste. next time put the link instead, or at least mention it other good ftp server: serv-u quite simple as well.
  22. i've got kaspersky anti virus & spybot. i use firefox & thunderbird for surfing and mailing.i never have problems. i scan my computer once in 6 months or so. last time, spybot found 3 problems. no virusses at all...my pc is safe
  23. 1. you can't put ddr on an sd motherboard. given the fact it's a laptop and you'll probably stick to the mb then (hehe), you've got no option but sd ram. don't go buy any sd ram yet! sdram for desktop pc's is not the same as the one for your laptop. check out the manufacturer's site!2. ddr is way better than sd. sd goes up because they don't manufacture it anymore i guess.
  24. sorry, my bad. gave the wrong link: https://www.tierra.net/domains just enter rmdort.info, only pick the .info free domain out of it (should have cost = 0$) and then i dunno. if you have to select a payment method, select one that doesn't require info, like mail or something. i have an info there and never had to give my card number or anything. tk does not force you to use the add!!! you can remove it at dot.tk; but you cannot choose dns servers, so that's why it's less cool i'm checking out uni.cc. there has to be a way... hehe
  25. well, i got a free .info domain. but that's only lasting for one year. however, don't ask me where i got it, i don't rememberi think http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ a day or two to activate.
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