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Winamp for the music and most movie-files, mediaplayer classic for realmedia stuff and finally BS-player for the more advanced movies (subtitles and multiple audiostreams etc.)

[offtopic]Thanks in advance for willing to explain me this, I couldn't find anything on google about it. Anyway, I think I'm not going to think to much about this today since I am going on vacation tomorrow and I don't want to end up thinking this entire thing over when I'm supposed to give my head a rest .[/offtopic]

You mean creating fully JAVA or flash sites? Like for instance nickelodeon.com? That site is hard to copy since it's almost all flash, but it also makes it noobish, In my opinion, flash is not supposed to be used this way.Generally, as someone else already said, the more you prevent them from ripping you off, the more they will try to. And it's also VERY irritating if someone wishes to print your site, or bookmarking it.

How are you going to let a windows machine start a shell anyway? Using cmd? cmd.exe?

True, but most people usually want a case for their computers, so at least it's protected

You forget the 7 basic parts you need for a computer. Well at least, a few of them.Here's the basic things you need:- CPU- Motherboard- Case- Powersupply- RAM memory- Hard disc- Graphics cardYou ofcourse can argue about cd/dvd drives, but you can't count them as a basic, since, theoretically, a computer without a dvd/cd drive WILL boot.

Whadaya mean mispelled, I never make coding-errors You know, translation thingies are funny, they always screw up the text you put through them for. I love translation-scripts Hahaha

Er is er 1 jarig hoera hoera maar-ik-zag-dit-topic-gister-niet-dus-doe-ik-t-vandaag-maar, dat kun je wel zien dat is zij. Wij vinden het allen zo prettig jaja, en daarom zingen wij blij blij blij blij blij. Zij leve lang hoera hoera...Press any key to continue ...ps. gefeliciteerd

It really doesn't matter much for any programming language, the compiler should adapt to the CPU used.They're totally NOT the sameAMD's are waay cooler than Intels, while P4's are about 50/60 C in temperature, the AMD's are often near the 30/40'sAlso, it's a fact that amd's have better performance per megahertz.

Just a side note, gpedit.msc is not available in windows xp homeSecond noteA lag is different from a pingping is the total time it takes for a certain packet of information to send to a server and the server sending a reply. This is also called latency.A lag is something way different, lags occur when the server cannot keep up with the amount of data it has to process and slows down terribly, like trying to run a 3d game on a very bad computer (not enough resources).Of course, lags have kind of the same result as pings as that the time it takes to send and receive increases, but this is the fault of the server and not of your connection.just wanted to make it clear

whaaaaa???????? Please phrase your questions a little better next time, anyway. http://localhost only works for your own computer since the server is run on YOUR computer If you want to have for instance hello.com direct to your local server you have to do this Windows : Edit the c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file on the all the computer in your network and add the following line 192.168.0.6 <tab, press tab> hello.com Linux : the same but for the file /etc/hosts (not fully sure about this one) This will make windows everytime you request hello.com send it to your local server. About distro's, any linux distro is good enough to run a http server(apache), most distros even can install it during the installation of the system.

You can use a mobile phone that supports being a modem and use it as a modem. You can use a bluetooth connection (but anyother connection will do) between the cellphone and the computer and you should be able to setup a dialup connection. You can probably best do this with bluetooth software like Bluesoleil, you have to turn on a modem-service or DUN-service (dial up networking). Then you should be able to setup the connection as any other normal dialup, like specifying telephone nr's and stuff.

There's already a similar topic found here http://forums.xisto.com/topic/85735-topic/?findpost=1064316092 Also, it has already been mentioned that is has been cracked there, by me I believe Anyway, Im locking this one up. For further discussion -> http://forums.xisto.com/topic/85735-topic/?findpost=1064316092

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/real_alternative.htm This is much easier.

If you consider that a AMD 64 clocked at 2,8 Ghz outperforms a 3 Ghz Pentium 4 HyperThreading, it's easy to see that AMD has more performance/megahertz -> Amd is better.

You can't secure something that you cannot have your hands on, it's like giving someone a locked suitcase for them to take home. How strong the lock maybe, the suitcase will always be opened. About this new security thing, it's already been cracked http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Looks exactly like FireFox, to be more exact, it's just a Firefox rip-off. Also, did you hang a packetsniffer on the browser while testing? I have a hunch that they probably send (anonymous) statistics or something, it might sound like m$ bashing to you but I want to remind you that microsoft tried pulling such trick before with media player

Want to add that there are more so called live-cd's around Most of them based on Knoppix, like this one you mentioned. http://www.knoppix.org/ Here are some more knoppix remasters (my personal favorites) - http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ - http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ Here's a huge list with other releases http://knoppix.net/wiki3/index.php?title=Knoppix_Customisations

This one requires very little actual php coding, a basic understanding of PHP is sufficient in this case.And.. REAAAAD........ ..... Can't you guys take a hint ?

And still I say that this one is much easier than number two. Try thinking of WHY that warning is there.

yoyo != diaboloDiabolo is plaything that consists of one diabolo in the shape of an hourglass (usually) and has to sticks with a string that connects the to sticks and you use them to give spin to the diaboloYoyo is another plaything that involves (usually) 2 disclike thingys attached so some kind of axel that has a string attached to it and you use your finger/hand to operate the yoyo.ps. My english sucks :|

Better as in what? Userfriendlyness, maybe, but that depends, most people just want ready-to-go-and-understand-it-at-first-run software GUI's, some other people go for quality and are motivated enough to learn how to use the less userfriendlier GUI'ed software, which is usually faster (if less graphical), or has more advanced options.

Hmm... some it sort of reminds me to a really screwed up paintjob . There is also something like google earth which is basically the same but with America, I wish they implement holland and the rest of europe too, that'd be cool. Or China so you can see the great wall.

1. Did you ever think about that every single message goes through the m$ servers? And that privacy is a rare thing there? 2. Ever thought that if at work, everyone's nudging and msg'ing each other, would there be any work done? 3. You are confused, this has nothing to do with windows/linux, it's the PROTOCOL [wha?] 4. MSN is the lamest protocol ever and GAIM ownzz it's sorry *bottom*? [/wha?]

Oh.. Here is some info on HOW i think I did it. after reading the article about "smashing the stack for fun and profit", I realized that you have to overflow the buffer and overwrite some sort of 'return adress', if i'm not wrong that adress is where the program will go back to after executing a (certain?) function. Anyway, I just kept trying entering long input strings to find out when the program crashed, which indicates that you overwrote the adress (The chances are that you accidently enter a existing adress are almost equal to zero btw. since you can't enter the NULL character from the keyboard). You can enter anything you want, i just used x'es. like xxxxxxxxxand so on untill the program crashes after I found out about the number of x'es it takes to have the program crash I got myself a debugger -> OllyDbg This program allowed me to see which memory adresses the program tried to read, also when it crashes due to the overwritten adress. It showes WHICH adress it tried to find AND I used it to find a valid adress I could use for the 'proof-of-concept'. Since valid adresses usually contain NON printable characters, line-feeds etc etc. I got myself XVI32, a nice freeware hexeditor to create those characters with. After creating a payload file (file where you store the string you want to use for input) I used a pipe to have the program use the file for the input. eg. date_server_win32.exe < input.txt If you did it right, the server should now popup and do something weird.