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You will also save the 20 PMs that we get every minute

I love CMS Made Simple! I use that, and personally, I think it's the best CMS out there.

That is awsome! I didn't know you could actually extract files! Is there a way to do this the FTP way?

It's lovely! I love the "my assistant" thing... I wonder how IPB got the div tag to move around... But you need to install the mod for the mods so that we don't get 100 PMs a day

I love it! That's really all I can say... I also love the Guestbook! Nice pagerank, share some with me

Your site works fine. Just go into http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ and start having fun with your site

You need to get over 500 posts, and there will be an option in the user control panel.

It doesn't seem likely for humans to actually discover a planet far away. They can't even see the starts properly... lol!

Meanwhile, you can always help yourself in changing the email address so instead of aks92mj9@example.com you could make aks92mj9 /at/ example /dot/ com just like someone would do on the web. There is no strict restriction on changing your registration layout, just keep the information intact.

The layout is very nice! I really like the flash clock.

You would need to combine the mysql databases, and have a way to have all of the passwords authenticated... that means it can't be encrypted differently... I really don't know how to do that.

If you installed it from Fantastico, I recommend using it's built in feature to uninstall it (just go to the phpBB install page). Why do you want to uninstall it manually?

I really like how the system will now adjusts the credits after you edit a post, since every time I edit my posts, it's after adding 50% more content

Do not cheat. Don't tell people to click your ads. If your adclicks increase suddenly, REMOVE the ads to balance it out. You should be slowly increasing in revenue, not trying to cheat google. Also, no matter what ad you see, do not ever click on them, don't even tell anyone to click on them. Also, don't log in from another computer. Always keep your ads in your reach, and monitor them every day. Well that's what I do...

DNA technologies were quite recent, so I can see why they didn't find any evidence to save him 25 years ago. He should request compensation, but then again, it wasn't the governments' fault, since they didn't have this technology at that time.

Hmm... how do RSS feeds have ads? Links maybe? I've never seen ads in RSS feeds before. If it IS a link, it can be easily abused... so I don't think it's a link.

Actually, don't tell anyone to click on your ads at all. Don't even tell your friends that you can make money off the ads. Why? Because if they think they're "helping" you by <- snipped -> like 3 times a day or even 1 time a day you might get banned. It is because google records your CTR or Click through rate, and if your friend only visits say, 3 pages and clicked already on 5 ads, it isn't typical. Just remember, keep it fair, and the Gs upstairs will also keep it fair. Try asrep}

Hey I didn't know that you could use AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm to make .html files into php files... hehe I can finally hide my programming language too

Actually BuffaloHelp, they can check the server headers, and pro crackers will know that it is a 401 error

Think of it this way. If you are working in a company, you wouldn't want the company to not pay you do you? If people made a movie costing them millions of dollars, they don't want people to view it for free.

You can go to https://support.xisto.com/ to reset your cpanel password. It will cost 10 credits (I think, I didn't check).

We all know that when we make websites, sometimes, we just don't want a code to be there... for now. What I'm saying is, for example: Your name is Bob. Yes it's Bob. Bob made a website and added lots of content. He gets a lot of traffic. He signs up for Google Adsense! Yay! He is happy. He makes thousands of dollars a month. He is famous. And that is the exact reason why your enemy, Angela, is trying to make your google adsense account bad. Guess what? Angela is your sister. Yes she is your sister. What does that mean? She uses the same IP address as you. We all know, that google will penalize anyone for clicking on their own ads, so if Angela clicked on your ads in your home, you're pretty much bankrupt.... there goes another 5 digit number income. Bob Finds out!!!! AHHH! He needs to remove the Google Ads so that his sister doesn't invite friends over to have a "who can click the fastest" game. So Bob uses the HTML commenting skills he has learned in HTML Land, called "using <!-- and -->" and hides the Google ads, so that he can put it back later without trouble, when he finishes his plan to blackmail his sister! Problem solved! Yay!... The next day he is banned from Google. Lets step back for a few seconds. What did he do wrong? Oh yes, he forgot that Angela was the one who taught him HTML and also knows some tricks herself. Viewing the source, Angela retrieved the publisher ID from the comment tags, and even if the webpage doesn't display the ad, she will still be able to see the code. She goes to freewebs or geocities, creates a small website with only the Google Adsense code, and invites her friends Jack and Jill, over for the "I bet I can click faster than you because I play piano" game. Now the only thing that Bob can say is "wtf" over and over to Google until he finally loses his searching priveledges too. What is the solution? Use php to comment out the code you want to keep. Yes it's that simple. Here's an example: Before <!-- <a href="my-secret-webpage-with-all-my-passwords.html">Google.com</a> --> After <?php /*<a href="my-secret-webpage-with-all-my-passwords.html">Google.com</a>*/ ?> What is this useful? You can conviniently keep all the stuff you want to temporarily removed on your page, so you don't forget it! I do that all the time when I test out some new features that I might add to my site, and for example, when I'm trying to find conflicts between scripts. I also use this method to hide registration forms when I disable registration on my site. NOTE: For all those who think that you can't register for a "commented" web form when you have <!-- --> protecting the script, you are wrong. First of all, a hacker can use a remote file and copy and paste this script, including the form destination (which would have been hidden), and still register for your site, possibly bypassing some "htmlspecialchar('');" or javascript restrictions you have put, allowing a hacker to inject mysql tables, creating new accounts and changing or corrupting information etc. Even if you have a domain restriction to prevent remote registrations, simple software such as Ad Muncher can easily remove the HTML comments (<!-- -->) with the "Replace HTML" feature. This means, that anyone can change the way your website displays things on their computer, allowing the possibility of executing any HTML (not php) scripts on your domain. Also, changing the referer is very easy, so a javascript or even a .htaccess file won't be able to protect ANY php file from detecting unauthorized domains. That's why, it's best to comment out a file with php, hiding it from view of ALL public viewers, and STILL have the capability to recall that code with a simple edit! Bob has learnt a lesson, will you?

Google adsense is good, but you could also try the new Yahoo Publisher. Although snlildude said that it takes a long time to be approved, if at all.

That's wierd, when I tried google.com/microsoft it returned a 404 error. I thought it was a secret plan to remove Microsoft or something... lol!

Hmm... I was browsing through google's robots.txt, and I found something really interesting!Disallow: /microsoft? Now why would Google have a directory called "microsoft"?