The idea is that the url you type in is "trusted" not to do anything nasty like that. Of course it's completely bogus, a browser which is so insecure the company tells you only to visit sites you already trust, is broken.
2. Display all non-ascii characters in a different color. Please ignore the probably loud Politically Correct crowd that will say you are demonstrating anglo-centric bias...
But this doesn't help a greek distinguish between omicron and cyrillic 'o', and if people are taught that "red means unsafe" it will stop people using non-ascii domains at all.
Okay, so maybe you want to render non-ascii characters red. What happens when a chinese user wants to verify a greek online store's name where the omicrons have been replaced with the cyrillic 'o' character?
It depends on your perspective. Java 1.5 code will run on a Java 1.4 VM (unless it uses some of the new APIs). I can only assume C# won't be able to manage this.
Uh, the likelihood is that it was a web bug, in which case webmail won't help - the request comes from your browser, and thus IP. In fact, webmail makes it worse, because a lot of email software can disable web bugs or can't display them to begin with, web browsers don't tend to disable loading remote images;-)
In case you're not trolling, chip manufacturers crank out one design of chip, test it, then put them into bins based on how fast they can run reliably.
Trolling? Why does every post have to fall into the dichotomy of trolls/karma whores?
By contrast, our MacOS 9.2.2 servers have to be reset monthly, and we haven't even bothered with running Microsoft platforms, due to the unreliability of the OS.
I'm sure you've thought about this, but why are you using 9.2.2 rather than some version of X? Is it some software that's only available for classic? Conventional wisdom would say that X is a "good" server os and 9 is "bad".
No, you've got it backwards. He should buy the latest and greatest, causing the prices to come down so that I can buy one when the next chip comes out.
Do you actually use this way of putting php together in production system?
Making it up as i type it into a slashdot box? Nope;-)
But for things without a template system I do prefer to keep HTML output outside the php parser.
The above was simplistic, but add some real HTML with lots of quotes that need escaping, some indentation, and an editor that syntax highlights HTML differently from PHP (and sure, a bit more thought into layout), and I find it easier to manage. That's just me of course, and i've never developed PHP with more than one other person.
Because it's relevant to the parent, and so contributes to the conversation (thread). If you aren't interested, there's a scrollbar, you could even get one of those crazy mice those kids have these days.
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In mozilla, people can make http://www.evil.com appear as http://www.goodgoodgood.com@www.evil.com.
In IE, people can make http://www.evil.com appear as http://www.goodgoodgood.com.
The idea is that the url you type in is "trusted" not to do anything nasty like that. Of course it's completely bogus, a browser which is so insecure the company tells you only to visit sites you already trust, is broken.
But this doesn't help a greek distinguish between omicron and cyrillic 'o', and if people are taught that "red means unsafe" it will stop people using non-ascii domains at all.
Okay, so maybe you want to render non-ascii characters red. What happens when a chinese user wants to verify a greek online store's name where the omicrons have been replaced with the cyrillic 'o' character?
Nuts, I had points, too.
It depends on your perspective. Java 1.5 code will run on a Java 1.4 VM (unless it uses some of the new APIs). I can only assume C# won't be able to manage this.
Yeah, if you can map, mod, camp, and speak t3h l33t, you'll have a sure winner.
The earliest macs which popularised the windows (and maybe the Windows) we know and love, used a resolution of 512x384 IIRC. (At 1bpp of course).
Uh, the likelihood is that it was a web bug, in which case webmail won't help - the request comes from your browser, and thus IP. In fact, webmail makes it worse, because a lot of email software can disable web bugs or can't display them to begin with, web browsers don't tend to disable loading remote images ;-)
Beat the crap out of windows once again? Grab TweakUI from microsoft, you can change the shortcuts and define where the My Documents folder is.
That's googol... a word I'm sure is disappearing from the language as we speak ;)
Or maybe they'll be slow too. I think you're missing something...
Just kidding, I love java :-P
Trolling? Why does every post have to fall into the dichotomy of trolls/karma whores?
I'm sure you've thought about this, but why are you using 9.2.2 rather than some version of X? Is it some software that's only available for classic? Conventional wisdom would say that X is a "good" server os and 9 is "bad".
Did you actually multiply that out? It's slightly over half the size. And it's $50 less for a tenth the storage?
Er, a quarter the storage.
But we distinguish it by calling it "XFS server".
But if I say that "foo" and "bar" have the same md5, it's trivial for the server to check otherwise.
> #patch -p1 NVIDIA_Kernel-1.0.4496-2.6.diff ;-)
That should be:
#patch -p1 < NVIDIA_Kernel-1.0.4496-2.6.diff
Hurrah slashcode
No, you've got it backwards. He should buy the latest and greatest, causing the prices to come down so that I can buy one when the next chip comes out.
"Hey, no sweat guys, it's just a big rocket jump!"
Making it up as i type it into a slashdot box? Nope ;-)
But for things without a template system I do prefer to keep HTML output outside the php parser.
The above was simplistic, but add some real HTML with lots of quotes that need escaping, some indentation, and an editor that syntax highlights HTML differently from PHP (and sure, a bit more thought into layout), and I find it easier to manage. That's just me of course, and i've never developed PHP with more than one other person.
And if I get modded offtopic... ;-)
Oops, I forgot to say, I don't know if WOL allows you to shut down, that's easily added. If not, VNC will do it.
What's wrong with something simple? Throw a .htaccess in a directory with this (untested) script.2 3.123"; // or whatever
<html><body>
<?php
$machine="123.123.1
$connect="wakeonlan --wakeup $machine";
if($_REQUEST['connect']) {
exec($connect);
?>
Starting up <?=$machine?>.
<?php
} elseif(ping($machine)) {
?>
<?=$machine?> is up.
<?php
} else {
?>
<?=$machine?> is down. <a href="?connect=1">Start up</a>.
<?php
}
?>
</body></html>
Sometimes I write emails on my laptop while it's not on the network, and send them when i plug in.
Because it's relevant to the parent, and so contributes to the conversation (thread). If you aren't interested, there's a scrollbar, you could even get one of those crazy mice those kids have these days.