Blake16

I don't know about you but im physhed for the world cup, for one since im going. I dunno if you're a soccer/football fan but this threads purpose is to provide a composition of wallpapers for free use that is related and in support to world cup, possibly a specific team. I will be making a few more. Don't fill this thread with useless spam or flaming. Thank you You are welcome to donate one via PM-ing me and I will post it. Please give me a link to the thumbnail. If you would like me to provide and alternative resolution please notify me. To start off here's my first very simple yet interesting

My predictions of the advances I've got tickets two to games class 1 seating costed about 3,000$ 1 game forgot which one hopefully it will turn out to be ENGLAND vs. Argentina and one to the final match ROONEY, BECKHAM, OWEN

Yeah thats its.... God its been so long since I've programmed anything

from the way your asking im nto sure if you can do it....and if so good luck doing a 3d game by yourself with no kind of development team. For graphics use programs like swift 3d or Maya 6

Yeah mainly for key club, National honor society but some on my own. I've done soup kitchens, replant trees, pickup trash (adopt a highway), put in playground equipment at the park. Read to the younger kids, tutor both normal and "special" kids. Lots of other stuff

16 - yea i have a lot for my age i hate it too. I use an electric. Hardly cut myself but after im done i swear i got like 3 cuts but don't see them, but feel them (razor burn - whatever) then for a few hours after for some reason it itches really bad

Favorite Affordables in order 05 Eclipse 04 & 05 Mazda RX-8 04 Honda Civic (only cause thats my car and its souped up with mods- body kit, spoiler, scoops, and sweet looking fender, plus awesome front seats, mats, pedals, shift knob, and dash gauges and cd player) It was the car my parents got me then i put about 2,500 in upgrades) Other cars Ferari F60 Lambo' Diablo

Nope you can test it in a normal browser unless you have a place to host in on. As there is a server system that runs on web hosts that sets the php in a hiarchy ...blah blah!. In other words php (used to access remote and local databases) is need to be on a web server that has php installed and will run it. As the functions of php will not work just by loading the browser locally. Php is a server side script. As you notice on php pages by checking the view source you don't see any php code as it dissappears, because it is proccessed by the server before its sent to your browser. Don't know why i explained it but long story short you to have a web host supporting php, and im sure theres some free ones.... as far as MySQL I never used remote databases. Don't know where to get a free one hosted but I'm sure there's one out there. I've always had free MySql hosting come with the web hosting packages i buy for .com hosting. Now for cheapness you can host the website yourself easy if your not behind a router. Although its possible to host behind a network it takes advanced configurations that could possible screw up your network connection. All you have to pay for is the domain name. Which costs about 5-10$ & 3-6 in pounds (estimated). If you want to host yourself register a domain name and contact me i will guide you in setting up apache on your computer to host the site and setting up the dns servers. I've done this hundreds of times before. Then again it's always possible to use a txt file instead of database. Depending on what it is i can encrypt it when php access or edits it and use a decrypting code (depending on level of encryption you want). The php can scan the text file to a ceartain line and read it off and do whatever it wants. A little bit more complicated to code and slightly more limited but, Hey! it's free!

I have 2 comps, ran the test and copied down results of the other both run 2 different internet connections one is cable one is a beta type version of VDSL Comp 1 Communications 2.6 megabits per second Storage 319 kilobytes per second 1MB file download 3.2 seconds Subjective rating Great Date & time Thursday, December 8, 6:29PM* Test type IDT4 Free Connection type Cable Region North Carolina Comp 2 Communications 13.7 megabits per second Storage 1.5 megabytes per second 1MB file download 0.8 seconds Subjective rating Awesome Date & time Thursday, December 8, 6:37PM* Test type IDT4 Free Connection type DSL Region North Carolina Guess which one is mine? :D

i recommend getting an AMD 64 instead if your gonna be using windows longhorn(Vista) especially as its a 64-bit OS and the amd 64 is one of the only processors can run it

Do tons of research first. know what you're making this for. by a computing magazine. look at articles in the magazine and on-line about building a comp. As i said do research i recomend the amd 64 if you want to amp your budget some as the windows vista (longhorn) is about to be released. And is the next generation and its 64-bit OS meaning the amd 64 is currently one of the only ones that can run the operating system. There's also lots of compatbility issues with memory, and chipsets, and graphics cards. as some dont work with others. Also if you can i rcomend serial ata instead of SCSI standard ide cables. And no matter how much you read and prepare problems will arise as its the first time. Like i had trouble getting the hard drives in and configuring the bios. After you've done it it will become easier in the future

I might be able to do it im an expert in html and php (used to access Database) and know a little in CSS. Just wait and see how my life goes. Im not sure how to implement and easy updating system for you. I can show you how to add like news/highlights to the mainpage using a private "admin type" page that only you know and login to and just enter the info you want to send. Now for other parts of the website im not entirely sure :D Now for paying for a host is the most likely only way to get mysql (i only work with sql, NOT access or something else) and php. Now for the information Whathisname(im too lazy to scroll down and look and see) is right they can see info right down too your name and address with WhoIS. But most domain registrars allow you to pay an extra fee to hide that info to protect you from threats and telemarketers/spammers, etc. You will have to register your domain name and then use a webhost or host it yourself (free). you can download apache web server to your comp, install it, and set it up. Then you place the website files within a ceartain director. Then go to a dynamicdns site like freedns.com and register and input your ip address and domain name. The dns server will convert english into ip addresses which will be yours. Then after getting your dns setup go back to the domain registrar website and input the dns nameservers for your site. (i.e. ns1.freedns.com, ns2.freedns.com as you will have to input 2) Theres a long post that should be somewhat of some use! :) By the way this is aldeon if you remember me from a looonng time ago

Commview.... an AWESOME program. you can get a free version try searching google. Just select the network adapter you want to monitor and click the play button it will show you two ip's, a port #, and packet size, etc The 192.*.*.* is most likely a network ip and not remote (it'll be something like 192.168.1.3) the other one thats like 67.132.78.1 (random ip address i made up) then thats your ip. Most likely you'll get lots of them and everytime you load a site a new one will pop up. Look for ip addresses on the port the the norton said was being accessed. Then you will see the remote and local ip (your looking for the one that does NOT begin with 192.168.*.*) And there's your ip address accesing that port. FYI 80 is the http port used for web browsing

i can program java (not JavaScript) i just need the formula. Just so you know i might not get around to it, then again i might will. It all depends on how my ever so lucky life goes and with school and all if i get time....cuz it wont take long I might be able to do JavaScript if you need me. I haven't used JavaScript in a looong time. But i can easily relearn it.

Pretty good is this like one of your firsts or what. j/w :) Try implenting it into a GUI with javax.something i forgot.* and ahh i can't remember the other, it's been so long since I've programmed anything with java i think its java.swing.awt And instead of selection your options either type the number into a JtextFrame (i think thats it) and maybe have some Jbuttons with listeners on them for the numbers and input data and just take the value of the JtextFrame and use the signs + - / * and ^ as seperators and parse each into an Int and depending on the seperator will depend on the operation performed on the two adjacent terms