truefusion
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I'm more confused on the concept of the game than whether or not i would play it. But i guess this confusion would be the reason why i wouldn't play it. I don't really see how commercialism deals with war—especially since you're basically allowing the enemy to do business with you. Why then consider them enemies when you're helping each other kill each other? You understand where i'm going here? And you mention "fight your friends"—if you're friends are what is making your business boom, then why fight them? You'd have to file for bankruptcy. -
Windows, Linux Or Mac Osx? Which OS do u prefer.
truefusion replied to jlrr94's topic in Operating Systems
Actually, i've tried Vista before on this one laptop. It's nothing like XP; XP, in my opinion, is much simpler than Vista. In Vista they added in a lot of stuff—unnecessary stuff, in my opinion. Sure there's always eye candy, but that all goes down the drain for me if the UI is not convenient. I'm quite sure that, although you may be familiar with XP, you're going to have to navigate around Vista a bit to better understand it. -
One does not have to be smart to know or hear about overclocking. A good motherboard doesn't necessarily mean that you would get good overclocking. Although i would agree with you that it would work better than older motherboards, it also depends on the BIOS and PSU. ASUS and Gigabyte are good brands of motherboards to have. There is no "best;" each have their own features and support. Like with all opinions, they are relative. And with all overclocking, you should be careful, even if you know what you're doing, as it can really mess up the system.
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The only way it'll affect your current internet connection is if someone tries to access your server with your IP address. You could tell any firewall you may have to prevent any outside traffic from coming in through ports 80 and 8080.
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Javascript Error Error missing ) in parenthetical with JSON statment
truefusion replied to eduard005's topic in Programming
Try changing a=eval("("+responseText+")"); into a=eval(responseText); and see if that fixes the problem. -
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ It may not be for Edgy, but if you install the same packages, assuming you use Nvidia, then things should go fine. I'm not sure about Ubuntu Edgy, but under Preferences or System (i'm not exactly sure, as i use Kubuntu) there should be an option called "Desktop Effects" or similar. Just enable those effects.
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You don't have to activate it through the phone. They give you a couple of options for activating it: phone or by internet. It should work either way. Doing it by the internet is better than by phone, because you don't have to speak out that huge installation ID, and then there's the huge ID they give you back, which you have to type out in the 4th step. And that's assuming that both of you can understand what each other are saying over the phone. I remember once trying to activate the very same thing on my friend's laptop. I activated it through the internet, but after restarting the laptop, it told me to reactivate the thing again, and then the internet wouldn't work. I'm not sure if this will happen to you or not, though. But good luck.
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Most people just use Firefox's video downloader and then play the files through VLC. Konqueror also has an mplayer plug-in which has a record button; it'll record anything streamable.
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I thought about it for my old tab script interface, but i figured it was too much for such a simple thing. It could be done, i suppose, with one cookie and perhaps hidden fields, but i'm not going to get into coding that.
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Here, i managed to make it within one function and without much referencing: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "https://w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd/ <html xmlns="https://w3.org/1999/xhtml/ xml:lang="en" lang="en"><head><title>untitled</title><meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" /><script type="text/javascript">function doTabClass(tab){x = tab.parentNode.parentNode;y = x.parentNode;x = x.getElementsByTagName('a');y = y.getElementsByTagName('div');for (var i = 0; i < x.length; i++){x[i].className = ""; if (x[i] == tab){ var z = i; }}for (var i = 0; i < y.length; i++){y[i].style.display = "none";}tab.className = "selected";y[z].style.display = "block";}</script><style type="text/css">body {font-family: San, Arial;font-size: 11px;}div.container div + div {display: none;}div.container div {border: 1px solid black;padding: 3px;background: white;}ul.tabs {list-style: none;margin: 0;padding: 0;border-spacing: 3px;//height: 15px;}ul.tabs li {display: table-cell;}ul.tabs a {border: 1px solid black;border-bottom: 0;padding: 3px;padding-left: 7px;padding-right: 7px;background: #DDD;cursor: pointer;}a.selected {padding-bottom: 4px !important;background: white !important;}</style></head><body><div class="container"><ul class="tabs"><li><a class="selected" onclick="doTabClass(this);">Tab 1</a></li><li><a onclick="doTabClass(this);">Tab 2</a></li><li><a onclick="doTabClass(this);">Tab 3</a></li></ul><div>Tab 1</div><div>Tab 2</div><div>Tab 3</div></div></body></html> Just keep with the format, and things should work out fine.
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I've done a tabbed interface before. It was for static tabs, but it shouldn't be hard to make one with dynamically generated "tabs." Actually, i need to make a better one anyways. The interface i made needed work for compatibility across browsers. The one i made didn't make use of the rel attribute. If you want, i could post the code here when i make it.
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Actually, there is. Some browsers, if not all, place a pre-defined margin or padding in headings, while in font elements there is none unless otherwise specified by the designer or coder. Check it out: <h1>heading</h1> some text. <p> <b><font size="6">This is another header</font></b><br/> some text </p>
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function countElementsByClass(className, elementTag){var count = new Array();var elements = document.getElementsByTagName(elementTag);for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; i++){if (elements[i].className == className){count[i] = "";}}return count.length;}I put this together, i believe it'll get you what you want. Try it out and see if it is sufficient.
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That's not bad, but to be more realistic, the cone is supposed to be as wide as the scoop of ice cream. It's actually a lot easier to model things in Blender than what one might think. I've modeled a sword before in Blender. Not really sure how to go about in coloring the thing, but i got used to the camera.
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Although i am not the topic starter, i have personally started using the Smarty template PHP framework for this CMS i'm working on. After going through the documentation and their guestbook example, i have found it quite easy to use. It's similar to the logic found in Code Igniter's, but it takes a different approach. I'm not sure which one came out first, though, but Smarty has served its purpose for me.
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Consider looking into my GIMP guides tutorial. In Photoshop and other image manipulation programs is a bit different, but same concept. Once you have cut the design out, you would either use a WYSIWYG editor or if you know HTML and CSS, then type out the coding yourself.
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I've only messed around with Reason and FL Studio. Reason seems to be more for Midi keyboards and the like. Although, Reason has similar features to that of FL Studio, but the user interface isn't as good as FL Studio. I can't remember which one or if it were both, but either Reason or FL Studio can use the other as a plug-in. With FL Studio i understood the layout quicker than i did in Reason. The main reason on why i managed to understand Reason's interface pretty quick was because of my experience with Fruity Loops. I've been using Fruity Loops since version 3, and i think i've messed around with Reason 3. Reason is a pretty powerful program itself, but i prefer FL Studio over it.
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The entire thing is free and completely safe. I ordered a CD from their ShipIt service when Kubuntu 7.04 was their stable release, and it arrived in around 2 to 3 weeks. It has a nice and simple CD cover.
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I can't find anything on how to fix or replace the chip, but if you have a valid warranty on the Xbox 360, i suggest getting a replacement. If you don't, then i guess you can go around game stores asking for help on the matter. Ask them if they know how to fix the error.
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According to this Xbox FAQs, it mentions that the cause is most likely to be because of the (H)ANA chip near the A/V cable connection. Getting a new A/V cable might help. I would have blaimed the GPU, but the FAQs says that that is rare. Although the FAQs' disclaimer says that it may not be 100% accurate, it's still a good reference and starting point.
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WYSIWYG editors and browsers all have their own rendering engine. Although there's a thing known as web standards, not all browsers (e.g. Internet Explorer) have a goal at reaching or meeting these standards. WYSIWYG editors is a different story, as their rendering engine doesn't necessarily have to meet standards, only the coding does. Even then, not all WYSIWYG editors build for standards (e.g. Frontpage). Even popular ones like Dreamweaver have been known not to code for standards. However, there are free and open-source WYSIWYG editors that try to meet standards.
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Not necessarily. Consider the programs brought about by Mozilla. You can start using these programs on a Linux-installed machine almost immediately after extraction without having to compile these programs from source. Opera has made for source-based distros a shell script that installs the Opera browser onto the system (the only dependency being QT-mt). All these programmers have to do is precompile their software for Unix-based systems and make a bash script for the installation.
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I believe you're missing one important line of code: mysql_select_db($database);If you don't select which database to use, then it's not going to work the way you intended it to work.
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Abstinence?! To sex or not to sex...That is the question
truefusion replied to QueenBee's topic in General Discussion
Here are a few things about marriage and self control and why it should be practiced: It prevents foolishness, guilt and regret. If you are capable of affording a wedding, then you are capable of supporting a child. And i'm not talking about the cheap ones that people elope to. Marriage provokes couples to work at their relationship. This in turn is helpful to their children, if any, and the couple themselves. Marriage tends to make the person consider their spouse more than just a "fling." For if one gets pregnant and the father of the child is a drug addict or a drunkard or whatever, guess what kind of father the child has to look up to. Likewise for the mother. There are more reasons for marriage and self control, but i'ma summarize it down: It's not just about the two that come together as one but also about those that are affected by their actions. You can't just think about yourself and what you want, you have to consider what will be the consequences of your actions before acting. And in this day and age, common sense is not common and a lot of people seek their own desires, that is why marriage "doesn't work."