cryptwizard

There's just a few features missing:- Pawn promotion- En passant- Turns (ie. each player has their turn instead of someone being allowed to move over and over again)- And of course, capturing the king can't be done

Are you using BIND under Windows Server or another DNS program?

I personally like avast! the best, since it looks better than AVG and it has that cool voice that says "[siren] A virus has been detected [siren]".Of course, I hate all the one's that I have to pay for (reason is obvious).

Hmmm, pretty amazing what you find out from watching something over and over.I personally don't have the spare time for that, so thanks for providing that information.

Another solution that doesn't need Knoppix, is to put a second hard-drive in the computer, boot from that, and use it to resize the NTFS partition.

Astahost's servers are very good.I think it may be because of server load.

It's pretty much the same, except this is phpBB and that is IPB.

This is strange, I've never ran into a problem with IPB before.Just go into Fantastico, uninstall your current one and install again.

Good point.That happened to me a few times at school once.Even if your keyboard doesn't have hotkeys, the F1 (Help) button can be annoying when you're reaching for the F2 (Rename) button.

Obviously this forum needs IPB, which is much more professional and needs better software.SMF is fine for smallish forums, but not for larger ones.

PHP is good.Perl is too confusing for me.

Survey of Xisto Web Community

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10-14 11 to be specific

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<1 hour

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[occupation?] Normally student. Now holidays

[country?] Australia

[native language?] Cantonese

[number of web communities you actively participate?] A hell lot

[how should this community be moderated?]

ie ... (this list is not all inclusive ... feel free to add your own)

not at all

by community peer pressure

by community appointed/elected moderators

by board owner appointment

[Other than free hosting, is there anything else that keeps you active here?]

The interesting topics

Also, the bump was only 4 minutes after your initial post.

Actually, I've never heard of PostSQL, unless you mean PostgreSQL.I don't know much about PostgreSQL, but I'm fine with mySQL.mySQL has 2 kinds of storage engines: MyISAM, which is geared towards speed and InnoDB, which is transaction based, and hence, geared towards reliability.

You simply go to a DOS prompt and type "telnet <host> port".
You needn't see the words Microsoft Telnet.

I'll give you a full demonstration of me sending a message to myself:

C:\Documents and Settings\user>telnet gsmtp171.google.com 25220 mx.gmail.com ESMTP 59si1198747rnbHELO gmail.com250 mx.gmail.com at your serviceMAIL FROM:<cryptwizard@gmail.com>250 2.1.0 OKRCPT TO:<cryptwizard@gmail.com>250 2.1.5 OKDATA354 Go aheadTo: Myself <cryptwizard@gmail.com>From: Myself <cryptwizard@gmail.com>Subject: Testing SMTP from TelnetHello World!.250 2.0.0 OK 1104091397QUIT221 2.0.0 mx.gmail.com closing connection

Line 1: The command you type in the DOS prompt (You get to the DOS prompt by typing "cmd" in a run box).
Line 2: -
Line 3: Welcome message from the SMTP server. The numeric response 220 means ready.
Line 4: Introuducing my server (You would not type gmail.com here, you would type your own host, that was just an example).
Line 5: The numeric response 250 means the command was OK.
Line 6 foward: Sending the message.

Yes, the easiest way is to scan port 25.
Open a command prompt and type:

telnet <host> 25

If you get a nice message like:

220-panda.unixbsd.info ESMTP Exim 4.43 #1 Sun, 26 Dec 2004 03:17:49 -0800220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited,220 and/or bulk e-mail.

Then you have SMTP.

My HD draws up to around 37gigabytes.Which isn't very much when 7 gigabytes is taken up by Windows 98 files. So it runs out of space rather quickly and I have to continually do clear outs just to free up some space for myself.

 

I see the majority of you have much bigger hard drives than me.

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That's a pretty strange figure?

Is it an SCSI hard drive?

There's actually lots of games for GNU/Linux.Freeciv is a good multiplayer one.

Anyone?

I think PF stands for Pre-Final or something similar to that.Here's other IPB naming:PDR - Public Devlopement ReleaseTechnically if you "create" something, it is your copyright.For example, my post about psychics and the big bang, is automatically copyright me, becuase I have "created" it.Also, in the terms and conditions, it doesn't say like, by posting blablabla here you are relinquishing your copyright on blablabla to Xisto pty. ltd. of 123 Fake Street, Columbia blablabla.So, even if they did suddenly decide to put that copyright sign on the bottom, my post would still be my copyright.Hope that clarifys copyright.

I've made a few basic console games in C, C++ and Java.Some of the games were, guess the number (NOT copied form a tutorial, my own code), X and O/Naughts and Crosses/Tic-Tac-Toe/etc.,Java being the best language as it supports strings internall, instead of having to store it in an char array then have a hell of a crap time trying to get the string back.

On MSIE these Windows go flying all over you screen and they say "boo".BTW, I was just testing it, I usally use firefox.

There's also this server called LiteSpeed:

https://www.litespeedtech.com/

They seem to be quite fast.

I think what OpaQue is trying to say is:Why have some from a species evolved and the others haven't.I would also like to ask the same question.

The address you type in your FTP client is:Xisto.comThe username you type is your cPanel username:rapco (in your case)The password is your cPanel password.Hope this helps.