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I voted for the d70 since thats what I ended up getting for my fiance last summer. She's a nikon person though so I was only comparing within their line. I went for it primarily because it took CF cards like the higher end nikons, unlike the d50. She's shot around 2000 images on it so far and...
Depends on whether or not that functionality is enabled on the webserver. Apache will allow you to do directory listings in a browser, but it has to be enabled, which it doesn't look like it is.
I put a larger fan in my xbox to try and reduce noise rather than reduce heat. The main problem I had was how tight of a fit the hard drive tray is, so I had to do some cutting to get it to workout right. Not too hard of a mod though,so you shouldn't mess anything up. The xbox heatsink is pretty...
I learned WAP from this book. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0471135852/sr=8-1/qid=1153972105/ref=sr_1_1/104-1684211-8539164?ie=UTF8
The book is more general as it not only talks about WAP, but also wireless standards and history as well as business models. The books is by no means a...
Well you're going to need a webhost that supports some dynamic language like php/java/perl/.net and a database. This probably won't be free and you'll still need to maintain the software. For search engines how unique your name is will play a big part. I would guess the livejournal or one of the...
Okay, a file should work too. Two links below should give an idea how to do it.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/logs.html
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_setenvif.html#setenvif
Looks like you can check Request_URI against the scripts name and redirect logging to your custom log.
I'm assuming you're running apache. You may be able to use conditional logs to log all access to a specific domain or directory to a different log, assuming everything in that domain is password protected. You could also look at using a piped log and run everythihng through a perl or php script...
AFAIK neither google nor yahoo do this. googles stance is that they let the content of the site determine the ranking as this will provide the most relevant results to the user. Pay per click ads are reserved for the sidebar.
You could probably use one of the wireless game adapters. I have a netgear g adapter and I can connect my xbox or pc's via an ethernet cable. I'm guessing any device with an ethernet cable would work. As long as the phone has a way of getting an IP address it should work.
As long as you're dealing with mysql, you might want to use mysql_real_escape_string() instead of addslashes since it uses mysql's backend for escaping the string. It looked like there were two or so other characters that it escaped that addslashes doesn't. You should also consider using...