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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...

Vaio TGN last september. $1700 Got it cause my finacee wanted a very small light laptop. Wireless WAN is cool as well.

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...

Might want to check out serendipity(s9y.org) They have an option for embedding the content into another webpage, which basically strips the headers.

What do you mean by higher rankings? I have both a livejournal and my own blog, the journal I use has a module for uploading your entries to livejournal so i keep them both synchronized and use livejournal as an external backup. The main reason I chose a host my own was I wanted to be able to be...

So yes, basically SEO is an ongoing process since the wbe is constantly changing. How often you have to update will depend greatly on how popular the terms you're trying to rank highly for are. Practically you'd probably need to make even just a few changes every couple of month as search...

AFAIK partitioning won't gain you any speed because there's still only one controller in the drive doing the reads and writes. Two drives in RAID 0 will show an improvement, at least based on this article http://www.overclockers.com/articles1297/

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Try out these. http://forums.spider-food.net/ http://www.gadwall.com/internet/search.html http://www.gotsep.com/ http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/papers/google.pdf

Folding is a distributed computing app from stanford. I believe it is a simulation of the process that results in the creation of proteins. The belief is that errors in this process can be the cause of some diseases, so by understanding it we can possibly come up with cures. The app uses your...

I've only used the SUN JDK's. They can be a pain to install because at least on FreeBSD, you needed to download about 4 different port sources from sun. Once setup it does work well though. Have had no problem with axis, tomcat and struts.

Longest for main rig is probably 3 weeks or so. Fileserver about 3 months, though it only got rebooted because I needed to recompile the kernel Damn why'd he stop at 800,000, he was almost to a million. That would deserve a prize or something

Based on the pic I guess that means we won't be seeing an iBodyArmor at the next Macworld.

What do you mean by connect the wireless router to the wired computers? It shouldn't matter how the devices are connected to the router, they all ought to be able to see each other. If they have the same ip address range then that should be the case.

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If you use query caching in the database, it might be easier to just have the link point to a script that reruns the search(since its cached there should be much of a penalt for looking it up again) and then emails it to the user rather than stuffing it all into a url. You can also use...

this really depends on how much space you need. If you'll never need more space the 2 of the drives then using raid 1 is fine. A configuration I like to use is 2 drives in raid 1 for the os and 3+1 hot swap in raid 5 for databases, web sites, or any other data.

You can fix boot sectors using recovery console. look at fix mbr and fixboot.

what's your typical upgrade time for video cards? One thing to consider is DX 10 is coming with Vista and no cards currently support it so anything you buy now may not be very useful once games are written to utilize it.

If you want silent fans I recommend the Nexus Real Silent line. They don't move a ton of air but they are dead silent. I replaced the case and psu fans in one of my computers I use as a fileserver along with putting a passive heatsink on the processor and it makes no audible noise now other than...

One reason at least used to be that some intranet applications only rendered properly on IE. One place I worked had incident reporting software that worked this way, so we were forced to use it. Ultimatley I think IE can be secure, just takes more work.

You might want to look at something like curl for this, or alternatively just pulling the information you want from the database yourself. this might be easier than editing the templates.

Wonderful essay. i think it hits alot of points on the head. I started college in 99 and actually went through the C++ to java transition. At the time i was a like "Oh Shit" because i had just spent the past year and half learning C++. In reality I think that was the best thing for me. That...

I would believe that is your problem. I think no beeps indicates a cpu problem. I have the same issue, only my board is an nf7-s and have a new cpu on the way as I already tried replacing the board.

Have you tried creating a basic php file ie <? phpinfo(); ?> Perhaps phpMyAdmin is having problems. I've only ever installed php and apache under linux(i installed it in IIS on windows) and the general process was compile php, put the .so file in the lib directory, tell apache to intepret...

http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_parser.asp this link should work. haven't tried it out myself, but w3c generally posts things that work.

I'd caution against jumping right in with those two products. Its kind of like buying a top of the line drill to drill a few holes. If what you want is a WYSIWYG html editor there's alot of them out there. I'm personally not a big fan of them though because they tend to generate html thats not...

I'll admit it wasn't great but it was what was on my first pc, so there's a bit of a first love thing going on there. I do miss having to mess with autoexec.bat and config.sys to control what programs loaded on startup and where in memory depending on the memory needs of games. It had a real...

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