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    This site is indeed useful for those IT professional. However some of the E-books are over freely distributed. Was browsing through those site and found this particular book - 'The Art Of Computer Virus'. Information are getting widely spread with the Internet and don't you think its pretty dangerous with such information around?
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    You've just reminded me of an incident that happen to me once. Was trying to implement lightbox to my gallery with all those flashing and poping of images. However in Firefox, it work perfectly. But for IE, it just doesn't seems to popup those images. Definitely not coding problem as those are demos from the offically Lightbox site. Later found that its due to Trojan in my computer that totally disabled my Javascript. Even tried to enable it but still can't work. Anyway do a scan and clean, it might solve the problem without changing any coding. Cheers
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    Get it.. XAMMP. All in one if you are into doing some dynamic website. It allows you to FTP and test it like a normal web hosting site. Get the lite version. Its easy to setup and more than enough to do what you want. Anyway just some info, if you really are creating a website that are more towards enterprise, you would definitely need some kind of framework. Some PHP framework. Some that I would recommend are: CakePHP (currently using this for my site), symfony, Zend framework and Seagull. I guess you can google them and see what suit you best. All the security and session issue are handled by them. CHeers.
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    It should work for the above code, however for my experience, when I'm using javascript, some browser like IE6 couldn't load it. So when dealing with Javascript, I would always put a 'java script:' in front. <body onLoad="java script:alert('My Text Here');">My body contents</body> You encounter that problem might be due to this. Might be. Just some info since FF2 is working.
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    Wow.. That's definitely something new to this forum. Though I've seen a few familiar nicks, its a good idea to allow guest on posting. Been to a few forums previously and those only allow viewing by guest, and not posting. And of course I'm just a guest there in search of answers. Personally support that, however there's always the cons on everything. So as what velma said, every post will be moderate. Am looking forward to more new topics too. Cheers
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    That's definitely an example of sitting in front of the computer all day. And its perfectly great to continuously improve your skill and that's what normal programmer do. Was once like you but its too much load for doing that. I've given up quite a bit of stuff that I should do for keeping myself up-to-date in the latest technology and news. But not now. Work is just work. Free time will be doing something that don't deal with computers.
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    Those websites do help to keep your identity anonymous. However that's from the website and after filtering, it is somehow slow in the speed. There's another way of hiding your identity by using software as what dserban mentioned. Found some links to a list of those proxy server. Tried some and they are in working condition. http://www.publicproxyservers.com/proxy/list1.html http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/? http://www.proxy4free.com/ A software to recommend would be proxyway. Cheers
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    WOW.. That's what I've been looking for all along. A cheatsheet for PL/SQL. You are the MAN..... Thanks dude. Cheers
  9. kelvinmaki
    Hey dude, thanks for the document. However, I've seen this document before and its pretty informative and long. I'm just wondering did you come across a cheatsheet for PL/SQL, eg. all the syntax, operators that fit into 1 or 2 pages. Cheers P.S. I know I'm a bit demanding here. Sorry..
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    Agreeded with the crappy channels and also the program. Never trusted an online TV program that need to be installed. Installed Joost and my computer lag x 10. Not sure why this happen. Anyway personally think that YouTube.com or http://www.crunchyroll.com/ are much better with quite a bit of quality content in there and of course you don't have to install any stuff. Worth a try if you are someone who loves Anime.
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    Just nice for me. I've been very doubtful about migrating my phpBB database to another server, so I've been sticking to the old expensive web hosting. Thanks for this tutorial. Cheers
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    That's the way to go for me as well. I'm currently using FireFox and been using Sage for my RSS reader. Built in with no external program involved. Light-weight and ease of use. Since most of the time I'll be surfing and reading in the web. That's the best.
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    This is really great. Didn't know about all these kinda cheatsheets do exist. Normally would just google for the particular kind of help I need. Thanks vujsa. Anyway anyone get to know any cheatsheet regarding PL/SQL? Have been trying to create some function in mysql. I mean, is there any one-stop site which contain all of those help? Thanks in advance. Cheers
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    That's true though. Many people create very difficult password with all kinds of combination for hackers to crack it, and similarly, for themselves to remember it. So they have to write it somewhere or store it online. DON'T WRITE IT ANYWHERE. REMEMBER THEM.
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    Its a good news that Adobe is coming up with this free version of photo editor. But honestly, you can't do alot of things with it since its meant for touching up photos. Not like the Adobe Photoshop that you can use to design graphics. Will still stick to picasa if its just for touching up photos with instant uploading of them. But its still something worth a try from Adobe.
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    That's the basic of submitting your side to google. But of course apart from doing that, there's a whole lot of other follow up. What do you like to have after submitting your site, of course having people searching for it in Google itself. There's a whole lot of trick in letting people find your site easier and faster. Found 1 useful checklist in this. You might want to read it if you are seriously submitting a site to Google. Cheers http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
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    It's a good idea on implementing games to earn extra points and challenging members, but I personally feel that as a forum, it should stay as a forum. Maybe extend the categories to not so computer & science related. Something like places or something, since everyone from different part of the world. What do you guys think?
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    Not a bad concept. Looks like those classic RPG game. Might try. Anyway for final fantasy 11, you have to pay and most of the players are from Japan. So you would expect those Japanese language to be all around the game. Maybe they have English server now. Not too sure on that. But there's also other games which I personally like. Silkroad Online. Improved quite a bit on the graphics and game play. They even have expansion for characters. You won't have such a expansion for something that's free. Of course you can't compare this with Final Fantasy 11 but still worth the time playing. Anyway, good things comes with a price. Cheers
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    Wow.. I've never thought there's so many web browser around. Only know FireFox, Microsoft IE, Netscape and Opera. Guess I'm those typical internet user that don't really figure out new browsers around. Just follow whoever's using.
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    For this, its because of W3C standards that FireFox follows. And for IE, when creating CSS, I will always need another set of css for IE7 and IE6. That's pretty tiring. So of course my votes will go the FireFox. One thing I really love about it is the fact that they allow addons which is way more powerful than IE7. eg. FireBug addon. If someday while surfing the net, you've found this particular site that you love. And wondering how to do such a design, FIREBUG is for you. See though all the source code in systematic order. Anyway if IE is not gonna to come out with something similar to FireFox addon, think will still stick to FireFox for awhile. Just a thought. Cheers
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    Yeah. Currently in another survey panel and these sites really pick their customers. And even if you update your profile regularly, on average, they only gives you 1 survey every 1 - 2 weeks. And if you are talking about 1 survey for 150cents, then 1 month you will be earning 300 - 400 cents. If anyone interested in another panel, https://www.globaltestmarket.com/ I'm a member in it for a year plus and only got 1 payment. But at least the payment is in hundred. Looks legit from the site. Might try it. Cheers
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    Actually I think that those clothes are wore on the streets of Japan as well. Been there 3 times and once I saw that kinda cloth was on the Street.. Its funny but at least it serve the purpose during summer. Honestly Japan has lots of funny and interesting stuff. And 1 thing I really like is the costume wear. If anyone been to Japan before, you would know what I meant. Cheers
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    Nice tutorial. Easy to remember. I didn't know you can change IP address with ipconfig. Only use this command to check my current IP. Normally would use the web-base home network software to change them.
  24. kelvinmaki
    Recently found a new File Manager with FTP in it. Servant Salamder offers quite a good set of functionality. Its a file manager in main, so of course you are able to copy, move, organize ... etc with this software. But the good things about this is it can be use to upload your files to any FTP server. That's a plus point since normally after dealing all the files in the file manager, you will tend to use a FTP client to upload those files. I personally feel that its really convenience to be able to organize and upload the files at the same time. Go google it and there are quite a few good reviews on it. Cheers
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    Learn Html

    kelvinmaki replied to William Wood's topic in Software

    Maybe you are right. How about ruby on rails. I did a search on this forum and can't find a full related tutorial to this topics Anyone found it somewhere in this forum or have other links? I will predict that this will be the next web base language in the web apart from php (correct my if i'm wrong). Just a thoughts. P.S. would be appreciated if someone enlighten me on this.. EDITED: Found Ruby misc tutorial. But not full
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