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So why didn't the air force bomb the 117 wreckage in Bosnia?
Not true, France, the UK, and China have Hydrogen bombs as well. India/Pakistan/NK are fission only. Israel is probably hydrogen as well, and India could be ready to test an TN device soon.
It's better to have an open...
Start with learning perl (llama book), when you get that figured out, move on up to the Perl Programming (Camel Book). Yes there are elements of humor in both and a bit of a history lesson but they help provide context as to why a computer/language does it one way when in your head it would be...
Consult your lawyer but the only court acceptable online sig I've ever used is on my tax returns, with i had to know my previous years Adjusted gross income off my W2/completed 1040 to submit this years 1040. I'd guess you'd have to have something as advanced (or a good PKI infrastructure for...
$client_ip_is = $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"];
see http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php#reserved.variables.server for other nifty stuff you can get out of the HTTP protocol predefined variables.
Also you can get your scroling box with the textarea tag if you are dealing with...
PNG is a better format, 8 bits of alpha transparancy, 24-bit pallete (Gif can only have 256 colors per image), better compression algo (GZip). Now that a workaround for IE alpha transparancy is known, there's no reason to use gif unless you've got to support ancient browsers (Pre NS4/IE4)
Yeah, when the unisys patents expired they added the RLE compression code back into the tree. GD could be made to make uncompressed gifs during the patent ban, but it was a hassle for no real benefit.
Which SATA controller is it hooked to? I know the Silicon Image (second SATA channel, ports 5-8) is known good for DVD/CD drives, not so sure about the NVRAID ports 1-4
GD is/was the gold standard for image manipulation, but it is a bit of a troublemaker when it comes to making sure it is compiled and installed correctly and PHP is compiled and installed correctly. IM works out of the box in most cases, but it sometimes lacks to power of GD IMO.
Sorry, here's the microsoft kb article about multi display, its 10 displays total per box, so 2 4 port cards plus 1 2 port card like in my suggestion will max it out.
These guys claim that Ultramon can display 16 displays under windows, so 4 of those four port PCI cards should work, which...
You're looking at multiple PCI busses at that point, maybe the sun/newisys opteron boxes where there are "daughterboards" that have their own PCI busses. To be fair though, WindowsXP only supports a 3x3 grid natively, which 2 of these plus a AGP or PCI 2 header will cover no problem.
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Keep in mind that Mapquests data is actually licensed from other people and if you redistribute you are looking at a major copyright infringement suit. Be carefull
PHP, and when you hit its limits, you've got enough of a background to start looking into perl/mod_perl.
On the DB side, don't neglect learning about postgress once you learn a good deal about mysql, it will keep you from making some of the "mistakes" that mysql lets you get away with for...
take a look at cpan.org's info on Net::SNMP and Bundle::LWP, these are two perl modules (or bundles of modules) that can handle the data collection/presentation, you just need to work your magic on the raw data
In perl their are good modules for doing things like that based on the LWP code. PHP has curl interfaces that can be compiled in, I'd start digging through their documentation on the curl extension and see if that can help.
There are a lot of CMS's with the featureset you are looking for, I use e107 myself, but there are 10-15 in wide use, mostly php-nuke derivatives (postNuke is the biggest of those)
But most of those require mysql at a minimum, most hosting providers are throwing in DB access as part of the...
You might want to lock that down a bit, you just allowed .htaccess rules to do anything they are capable of within your document tree. If you are the only user on that server, might not be an issue. read over httpd.apache.org's doc on the AllowOveride directive, it is fairly fine grained on...
There are a lot of Content Management systems that fit they profile of what you are trying to do.
I personally use e107 http://www.e107.org, but postnuke is used by tons of places and there are more out there.
I'm considering horde.org's CMS for future projects, which isn't out of alpha...
That is exactly why your code failed, ' " and ` (single-quote, double quote, and backtick) all have different semantic meanings for a piece of code. Oreilly's PHP book can give you the gory details, but it is largely inheirited from perl's quoting syntax.
Php, perl, python, java and ruby are not strictly web scripting languages, each has its own database abstratction layer, some are better than others (I prefer Perl DBI, some people like java's JBDC) On unix/linux/BSD systems perl is almost assuredly going to be a click and run app, on windows...
That's the joy (and pain) of IMAP, everything always exists, server-side, a client (SqMail, OE, Thunderbird) gets a peek at the current state. Are you accessing the account as IMAP through OE or as POP, if it is in IMAP mode it may be a little smarter on what the relationship between the...