Wolves

Wow, FINALLY a reply. And I know how you feel, having to tear off the case to overclock, it's annoying. My computer is always hot (60 celcius +) and surprisingly, overclocking it really didn't drive it up too much.

I've heard that cat and toast story plenty-a-times, it's not original. But the cup-holder idea would be great, also, to solve that 'over-inflating' problem, it could possibly weigh/ measure the cup to know how much to inflate it.

No, I had to install it on the new server. I never would have guessed that all that crap was cookie related

Aha! Problem solved! I had to download a little mod called auto_cookies fixed the problem all together.

The forum is very basic. A site that is only a forum is very unprofessional. I know your intentions, but to make a site on forum up and not even mask the domain name is definately a not too good idea... You should host your own site on Xisto (no advertisements) and look at freedomains.co.nr (*.co.nr domain name).

I hate to say it, but I would reccommend E-Bay. There is some very good deals going around there. (I saw a couple I-Macs going for a 1.75 in Buy-It-Now!). If not, you should actually build your own system. It often cuts off a lot of the price and you can create a 10x faster machine than what you can buy off the shelf.

He specifically stated his computer ran at 2.4 gh/z. Also processor clock does not have anything to do with the fans. By internal cabling, what do you mean? Every computer has cables on the inside. How could a HDD transfer files between the CD-ROM without an IDE cable? Make sure you get a laptop that has good ratings. Hardware issues on a laptop are the last thing you'd ever want

Ahh, but I'm not wrong. This was a major issue for a long time and when SP1 was released it was disabled by default. If you don't believe me, then: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Do you honestly think that Microsoft would install a service to spam people's comuters? I already wrote I know what I type and I was continually ignored. Anyways, that above article will stop your problem. And dark drgn, please don't tell me that I could be wrong. I wouldn't post unless I knew what the problem was.

Hi Paul and thanks for your suggestion, there is one problem, though. When I attempt to login, I am instantly brought into my old server's forums. Is there a file I must change in order to get this to stay on one page? Also, I have done exactly what you asked.EDIT: Also, the confirmation code does not show up when a user attempts to register.

Ok, so, I am trying to get a PHPBB installation from on server to another (changing webhosts). I am aware that it requires more than just transferring the files, and I have attempted backing up and installing on new server, but: I go to export database on my original server. I open up my fresh PHPBB installation on my new server. I choose "Restore Database" and it works, to a degree. I can login, but I can't go into the administration panel without being re-directed to the one on the original server. This is incredibly annoying, so any advice would be bliss.

Oh please... honestly people, read!

That was most likely their longhorn release. Longhorn was the codename for Vista and was used to see visually the progress of development.

Hello all, I will soon be looking at some paid web hosting. I loved every minute of being with Xisto and I would like to say that I will not be leaving the forums. I enjoy reading some of the material on this site and I have adopted it as one of my often visited communities. Also, a big thanks goes out to buffaloHELP for helping me when I made a mistake and approving me for hosting. Xisto is a great web hosting solution and I am surprised that not many people know about it. But anyways, not too sure that too many people really care as this thread was directed more towards the staff than anything else. Thank you very much for the great hosting, Wolves.

You're just saying that because you can't use M$Paint, n00b. Anyways, finally a place where people are actually okay with upgrading. Almost every graphics forums I've ever been to has been b*tching at the new Photoshops and sticking with their version 7. Also, there is plenty of new differences between version 7 and version CS2 (9.0). One is they have completely reworked the filters. When you want to change your picture to 'watercolors' for example, you are presented with a whole new prompt that gives you the ablility to look at other filters vefore you choose. They brought this around in CS1 (8.0) One more (there is too many to list...) feature is the new surface blur effect. It can give you almost cartoon effects, or it can help hide your working area with the clone brush tool. Anyways, I'm tired and I'm going to bed, so g'night all of you!

lol, I know about the basic Mambo thing... I'm working on it... Also, thanks for the tip on redirection... I never knew that.