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  1. Download: via PM.I finished the layout: all coded. PSD included, as mentioned. Should be easy to implement content into it. Any thing you want changed you can PM me, unless you can do it yourself, of course. Enjoy.Oh, and it looks great in all popular browsers.
  2. Yeah, i got hooked the first time i tried Opera, too--still hooked. It was mostly the interface and built-in features of it that reeled me in. With Firefox, it's not so much built in, but not a problem. Funny thing, though: Opera opens up faster than Internet Explorer on this computer. [1]Yeah, but we just gotta get more designers into web standards. [2]I only use it for certain websites. Firefox's spell-check feature is better than Opera's, only cause it does an automatic scan. I guess loading time has gotten better, cause i have more extensions in it than i used to, and it opens up around the same time before upgrading to Firefox 2.
  3. I'd go with some hardcore techno/trance. The kind with some strong flanger or phaser effects. And maybe some symths in the background. With the kind of precussion you'd hear in D'n'B music. Fast-going music. Or similar to music that'd you hear in the Devil May Cry games.
  4. http://forums.xisto.com/topic/29833-rules-read-this-before-making-a-sigbanner-request-rules-regulations-update/ Please review the link provided above to know the requirements needed before requesting a sig/banner/etc.
  5. Yeah, i'll give you the PSD after coding, and everything.
  6. The amount is correct, but i think you got two religions mixed up. Islam does not speak about 72 virgins being in Heaven. And i'm pretty sure there will be no sex in Heaven.
  7. I guess getting rid of that procrastination would somewhat help you with your stress. But to get rid of these things you would require a lot of self control. All i can do is suggest a few things. How i'd go about it is, since i don't procrastinate for the things i like/love to do, i'd mix it in with the things i don't feel like doing at the moment. And, if possible, slowly start getting more into the things you're postponing, and getting rid of the things that you like to do, while you're doing the things you don't want to do at the moment. Now, about the anger management... I am at a brick wall with this one.
  8. [. . .] Ah, i would have quoted the verses 5:32 and 17:33 as well. They fit quite well in this topic. But since i don't see that the quote includes the verses, i shall include them here. 5:32 (Khalifa) 17:33 (Khalifa)
  9. Download: via PM.I did a rather simple one. Came to me while designing a template for a request here in the forums. I made it big, just in case you were to use it for other things and not lose quality. I've also group it into a smart object, so it won't lose quality. I can do another if you want.
  10. Preview: via PM.I didn't really use the renders provided, but if you want Yoda, i can change it later. Just want to let you see a sneak preview of what i've created so far. Tell me if it's to your liking. If you'd like anything else in it, let me know. Etc...
  11. There might be a topic somewhere that discusses many firewalls, but you can go here: http://www.agnitum.com/index.php and download their free one. I use it myself. It has been detecting everything so far. It also has certain presets for certain programs. Quite handy. Oh, and this one is very easy on the comp. Unlike others i've tried. It is not resource hungry.
  12. After hours of trial and error, i've managed to make a function that does almost exactly what you want! However, there's one tiny little bug i have to fix, before i release it. It seems to be duplicating the last word... EDIT: $split1 = preg_split('/\s/', $var1); // $offset2 = preg_split('/\s/', $var2, -1, PREG_SPLIT_OFFSET_CAPTURE); $split2 = preg_split('/\s/', $var2); // $diff1 = array_diff_assoc($split1, $split2); $i = 0; foreach ($diff1 as $key => $value){ if ($i == 0){ $compare = substr_compare($var1, $offset1[$key][0], $offset1[$key][1], strlen($var1)); $compare = intval("-$compare"); $temp1 = substr_replace($var1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1], $compare); $i = $i + 7; } else { $compare = (strlen($var1)+$i) - (($offset1[$key][1]+$i) + strlen($offset1[$key][0])); $compare = intval("-$compare"); if ($compare < 0){ $temp1 = substr_replace($temp1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1]+$i, $compare); } else { $temp1 = substr_replace($temp1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1]+$i); } $i = $i + 7; } } // $diff2 = array_diff_assoc($split2, $split1); $i = 0; foreach ($diff2 as $key => $value){ if ($i == 0){ $compare = substr_compare($var2, $offset2[$key][0], $offset2[$key][1], strlen($var2)); $compare = intval("-$compare"); $temp2 = substr_replace($var2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1], $compare); $i = $i + 7; } else { $compare = (strlen($var2)+$i) - (($offset2[$key][1]+$i) + strlen($offset2[$key][0])); $compare = intval("-$compare"); if ($compare < 0){ $temp2 = substr_replace($temp2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1]+$i, $compare); } else { $temp2 = substr_replace($temp2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1]+$i); } $i = $i + 7; } } $output = array($temp1, $temp2); return $output; } linenums:0'>function compare_contrast($var1, $var2){$offset1 = preg_split('/\s/', $var1, -1, PREG_SPLIT_OFFSET_CAPTURE);$split1 = preg_split('/\s/', $var1);//$offset2 = preg_split('/\s/', $var2, -1, PREG_SPLIT_OFFSET_CAPTURE);$split2 = preg_split('/\s/', $var2);//$diff1 = array_diff_assoc($split1, $split2);$i = 0;foreach ($diff1 as $key => $value){if ($i == 0){$compare = substr_compare($var1, $offset1[$key][0], $offset1[$key][1], strlen($var1));$compare = intval("-$compare");$temp1 = substr_replace($var1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1], $compare);$i = $i + 7;}else {$compare = (strlen($var1)+$i) - (($offset1[$key][1]+$i) + strlen($offset1[$key][0]));$compare = intval("-$compare");if ($compare < 0){$temp1 = substr_replace($temp1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1]+$i, $compare);}else {$temp1 = substr_replace($temp1, "<b>".$offset1[$key][0]."</b>", $offset1[$key][1]+$i);}$i = $i + 7;}}//$diff2 = array_diff_assoc($split2, $split1);$i = 0;foreach ($diff2 as $key => $value){if ($i == 0){$compare = substr_compare($var2, $offset2[$key][0], $offset2[$key][1], strlen($var2));$compare = intval("-$compare");$temp2 = substr_replace($var2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1], $compare);$i = $i + 7;}else {$compare = (strlen($var2)+$i) - (($offset2[$key][1]+$i) + strlen($offset2[$key][0]));$compare = intval("-$compare");if ($compare < 0){$temp2 = substr_replace($temp2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1]+$i, $compare);}else {$temp2 = substr_replace($temp2, "<b>".$offset2[$key][0]."</b>", $offset2[$key][1]+$i);}$i = $i + 7;}}$output = array($temp1, $temp2);return $output;} This is the best i could get it as. If you're using PHP 4, then you'll need this as well: function substr_compare($main_str, $str, $offset, $length = NULL, $case_insensitivity = false){ $offset = (int) $offset; // Throw a warning because the offset is invalid if ($offset >= strlen($main_str)){ trigger_error('The start position cannot exceed initial string length.', E_USER_WARNING); return false; } // We are comparing the first n-characters of each string, so let's use the PHP function to do it if ($offset == 0 && is_int($length) && $case_insensitivity === true){ return strncasecmp($main_str, $str, $length); } // Get the substring that we are comparing if (is_int($length)){ $main_substr = substr($main_str, $offset, $length); $str_substr = substr($str, 0, $length); } else { $main_substr = substr($main_str, $offset); $str_substr = $str; } // Return a case-insensitive comparison of the two strings if ($case_insensitivity === true){ return strcasecmp($main_substr, $str_substr); } // Return a case-sensitive comparison of the two strings return strcmp($main_substr, $str_substr); } } linenums:0'>if (!function_exists('substr_compare')){function substr_compare($main_str, $str, $offset, $length = NULL, $case_insensitivity = false){$offset = (int) $offset;// Throw a warning because the offset is invalidif ($offset >= strlen($main_str)){trigger_error('The start position cannot exceed initial string length.', E_USER_WARNING);return false;}// We are comparing the first n-characters of each string, so let's use the PHP function to do itif ($offset == 0 && is_int($length) && $case_insensitivity === true){return strncasecmp($main_str, $str, $length);}// Get the substring that we are comparingif (is_int($length)){$main_substr = substr($main_str, $offset, $length);$str_substr = substr($str, 0, $length);} else {$main_substr = substr($main_str, $offset);$str_substr = $str;}// Return a case-insensitive comparison of the two stringsif ($case_insensitivity === true){return strcasecmp($main_substr, $str_substr);}// Return a case-sensitive comparison of the two stringsreturn strcmp($main_substr, $str_substr);}} To output it use this: $output = compare_contrast($str1, $str2);echo $output[0];echo $output[1];
  13. I have Opera, and it has spell check. Had it before Fx did. You have to download the dictionary, but it has a spell check feature. I don't use Fx because it takes forever to load, even without the extensions. SeaMonkey, with all the extensions, opens up as fast as Opera. Not only that, SeaMonkey is a 4-in-1 internet suite. Eventhough it has a few bugs, if the bugs were fixed, and it had more extension support, it would own Fx. But until those minor bugs are fix, i'm sticking with Opera.
  14. I voted for life sentence. He's an old looking dude, doesn't seem like he's gonna last long anyways. He treated people horribly, and i'm sure jail is no paradise. Just no "good behavior" privileges. It amazes me sometimes, when someone is supposed to last their entire life in prison, yet their jail time gets cut short for "good behavior".
  15. I agree that "Home" should be first, and "Contact" last. Also, the gradient background, although it adds a nice touch, it doesn't go well, the way it is, with all resolutions. Interesting on how some corners have pixelation, but others don't. It seems like more than half of what is shown can all be done with some CSS work. Some browsers support rounded edges.
  16. I think this is said with the word "wisdom" in mind. Wisdom is usually about knowing the difference between right and wrong, and justly acting upon it. Is real justice, perverted? Morality is learned. Doesn't good always prevail in the end? If evil was truly smart, then why do they fail in the end?
  17. For photo-manips, they're not bad. But some people tend to add like a spikey C4D render behind the artists. And maybe some sparks, and faded out lines. I say, the first one could use some of that. And try fixing up the text a bit. Second one, i guess it's OK the way it is. Maybe add another green slant to the upper-right, like with the lower left.
  18. That's quite nice. Though, i'd suggest centering the text vertically and horizontally, and picking a different, bigger font; without it being just a stroked font. Maybe, also, some tiny squares around the text? And maybe a line inbetween each line of text, with faded out edges, with a small red glow.
  19. [1:1]You're right: one out of billions. But to claim that there is no one out there that believes the same things as you do, is to say that you have met everyone that is currently alive.[1:2]Of course, we are limited to time, and our location. Time, as in: past, present, and future; this includes the amount that we are still alive in. [1:3]If you meet the requirements--no matter how many beliefs one may have--you are [it]. Let's take plain atheism, for example. What is the only requirement? To believe that there is no God, or gods. It doesn't matter whether or not they believe in other things. It won't change the fact that they're atheists. Same goes for what is mentioned. Commonality. [2]I wouldn't say, nothing. But, in the end, it's still a belief. Sure, there are those who say that they know, but let's not get into that. [3]I think this would deal with consequences. If there are no consequences for doing what we declare as bad, then a person will do what we declare as bad. If a person, who feels like killing, can get away with murder, they'll do it. As far as they're concerned, they don't have to answer to their Creator--the one who knows what you do in secret and in public.
  20. You sure you searched the forums? Go here: http://forums.xisto.com/topic/42213-avi-to-dvd-a-tut-on-converting-and-burning/Look where it says Download DVD Shrink. It's free, and should do what you want.
  21. I'm quite sure you can vote. I haven't heard of any rule that says you can't vote for others. You just can't vote for yourself. [hr=noshade] Anywho, my vote goes to Avalon. Quite an interesting design. Awesome contrast. Good choice in colors, and render. Nice glowing eyes. [/hr]
  22. I do not recommend purchasing the credits until after the account upgrade. Since, cause of how the script works, it has to reset your credits down back to a short number. And you'll end up losing all those (extra) credits.
  23. That asian kid needs a friend. All this bullying may make the kid lose hope in finding a friend. If i were in your place, i'd try to divert the bullying over to me. A person that knows how to cry can't be all that bad. That person requires support in time of need. And forget about these anti-God questions. They're all invalid to begin with. Show them that there is a God by helping out that kid.
  24. I think that's a bit too universal, saying "EVERYBODY". Think about the children, the children! Wait, what kind of children do you hang around with?
  25. The others are basically the same: work around the content, according to its theme (navigation is already done). Cept for SF_SwitchFoot, it's fine, juat maybe a darker webpage background.
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