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I personally would handle the calendar via ajax, that would save you from having to do any page loads at all. If you're comfortable with javascript I'd look into it, its a fairly simple concept if you understand basic JS and backend programming.
A tutorial site I recommend for a lot of intro...
1) Dynamic DNS is going to update your external IP to your domain(s). You will still need your router and computer configured to have the correct ports forwarded to a static local IP address for the host machine.
2) Since you're using Apache you will want to look into Virtual Hosts in your...
Do you even need the group by? since you're summing weights for the pallets, you would only have 1 final entry for each pallet. Then again, I don't use SUM() much so I may be mistaken here.
I've got sort of the same setup, and by far while gaming the loudest part of my system is the 6850 (have it on a dynamic curve using MSI Afterburner), at around 60ish C while gaming you can really hear it spinning.
My exact setup:
Door: 140 intake
Front: 140 intake
Top: none atm, planning on...
Its a mixed bag hosting yourself.
You get the absolute freedom to do whatever you want with your server software, and can make changes however you like.
However there are many other factors, as stated earlier cost is one, hassle (IP changes and power outages and things), as well as a sort...
Well, like I said, mine's currently running on the LE board @ 4.6ghz without any voltage tweaks. I haven't had any stability issues at all.
I'm wondering if there are any feature/utility draw backs to the M-ATX boards that might not be directly advertised.
I originally built my system on a P8P67 LE board (on a budget). Right now the games I'm playing (WoW, don't laugh/BFBC2) are easily maxing my GPU (HIS 6850) on mostly high settings. I have done the SB recall and gotten my replacement board back in, and after talking to the NE agent they said...