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Re:Shame on Slashdot
Here's my explanation in graphic form: http://parseerror.com/images/explain/internet-vs-web.jpg
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Underclocking
Check out your underclocking options on your current machine; I found that Linux's 'ondemand' cpufreq policy governor made a real difference on my machine: http://parseerror.com/~pizza/cpufreq.html You can also check around in your BIOS to underclock your machine; but the disadvantage there is that the change is permanent; with Linux's CPU governors and a modern CPU your machine runs at full clockspeed only when the cycles are needed; I believe Windows has similar options.
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Green...
If you want to be green, how about *not* buying a shiny new energy-guzzling behemoth of machine in order to satisfy Vista's minimum requirements and running Linux on it instead
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nice but SELECT * is evil
Nice that somebody finally wrote a book about security for PHP, but I wish they wouldn't use SELECT * FROM in code examples without at least explaining it's pitfalls.
http://www.parseerror.com/sql/select*isevil.html
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queue the
Open Source DRM? Queue the confused dog picture.
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Re:Nothing left for Moddersbeautiful image! i did notice it was 200k though. if you're not familiar with the "convert" program it comes as part of the ImageMagick library and generates very small (byte-wise) image files while still maintaining quality. you might want to consider running it over any images you put up on the web, as it can save you considerable bandwidth.
convert existingfile.ext newfile.ext
is all you need. i mirrored your pic at my site and it looks the same and is less than 1/3 the size. just thought i'd mention it. keep up the kick-ass modding!
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mirrored, because signups suck
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Re:How do you...like this.
ok, i admit, the SOVIET RUSSIA part is harder than i thought
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Re:Tips to keep the chicks
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Y10K
I agree - Y10K is the next big problem. In 7991 years and 2 months all the four digit dates will read 0000. I set up a website a while ago to solve this problem: www.parseerror.com/y10k/