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What was their reasoning this time?

Fair enough. But then you only end up giving your real name to people you are IRL friends with already, so it's not that bad is it?

I figure with the pool of people tif has, someone might at least have a suggestion. No need to be so cynical. That's not cynicism: it's wisdom and common sense. Take your GF to the doctor. QFT. For something like this, I hate to be blunt but the internet is the wrong place to ask for advice.

Same at my college. I'm not sure if that's deliberate (although there probably more is more uploading going on compared to at home aha)

Yes Steve :D

Considering as NK committed a blatant act of war Seoul's response is quite moderate. I doubt China will actually side with NK in the event of a conflict, however I question how much support the States will actually be able to provide considering they have their hands full in Iraq and Afghanistan.

it's not like runescape where you can add someone across servers. Will be able to soon enough. still not sure how i feel about giving someone my real full name Explain?

This. It's hardly Dio. Still, sorry to hear that.

No problem, glad you got it working :) If you want, I know there's a simple free batch to EXE converter out there somewhere :P Don't remember a name/url though.

Hmm, ok, I'll try to find that out. What you want to do logic wise is grab the current date, append it to the _agenda file name, blah blah blah. http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-16514-batch-file-for-one-current-date-in-text-file This might help you.

Is the date format always the same? If you're running this file weekly it might be possible to grab the system date and figure out the folder name that way.

Unfortunately, that's life. The queries to the database already have a time limit, it's probably about 2 milliseconds. Any query that will take longer than that just won't happen. As Mil said, IPB 3.1 has a search feature overhaul. Perhaps then you will get the results you want.

A limit has been imposed, the search feature available to the users has been restricted. I don't know what you want here.

What exactly are you trying to do? I see nothing wrong per se.

Same as above, water looks weird. Other than that, looks very nice :)

The gui builder capabilities, automatic database connections, stuff like that. Often times it doesn't work quite how you want it though, at least from what I've seen.

Yes, visual studio certainly streamlines things a bit.

The question for me is, is ASP worth the price? Even those who argue that it's better can't say it's worth the price.

It seems to me (from what I've seen) that using C# involves a lot of extra lines of code and stupid conventions from microsoft that php doesn't have. But as I said, I'm no expert in either language :P

You do know you could do this in paint, right? Just because it seems no one wants to do it.

Well, this semester of college (my fourth so far) we are learning the glory of .NET. I have two .NET classes, one for C# and the other one for ASP, both taught by huge Microsoft fanboys :lol: I've never been a huge fan of gui builders and all that, so using visual studio has been annoying, and I keep thinking how things would be "easier" in php. I admit I don't use it a lot, and my knowledge is quite limited, but from what I've seen I like it better. So, I want to know which you prefer. Have you had bad experiences with one language/and or both? What do you prefer about each? Post away :)

Apparently NK actually fired a torpedo that sank that SK ship a few months back. http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/811193--south-korea-north-responsible-for-torpedo-attack-on-warship

What is this [cabbage]. An expression meaning don't get mad...? Heh, yeah. Never you mind my thinly-veiled racist remarks; it's called expressions. So that means it's alright. This forum. Damn you and your stupid political correctness. If you were on the side being insulted, I'm sure you wouldn't be saying the same thing. It isn't even as much about "political correctness" as much as it is about being polite and treating people with respect.