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Run your program from the command prompt rather than just double clicking it. Then you'll see any output without needing to edit the code at all.

Usually every couple of weeks (on Windows). I actually do what tripsis does quite a lot as well, I have notepad documents open with stuff in that I don't want to save but I might need or want to use later, but not enough to save them. :P As she said it's difficult to explain but it's just something I do.

Locked at author's request.

They can output the HDMI signal, but not with sound. DVI does NOT carry sound, an adapter can't magically generate the sound to go with the HDMI output it's giving. As I said, the only way to get a full HDMI output (with sound) from DVI is to purchase a device which takes a DVI input and a seperate sound input and combines them to a HDMI output.

HDMI has sound output, DVI does not, thus a DVI to HDMI convertor will not carry sound, you'd have to use a native HDMI output to a proper HDMI input on your display. I believe there are devices that will take a DVI input and a sound input from elsewhere and output them to a HDMI cable though.

HTML has always been (and will always be) turned off on forums. It should only ever be turned on in a small environment where you know every single user can be trusted. Turning it on can open up a whole host of problems which is why it will never happen.

While I'd love to add these I currently don't have time to (at least not until late August). It's certainly something I'll look into... if someone reminds me nearer the time. We then also hit the issue of where exactly do minigame ranks display on the sig, spacing gets tight.

I'm locking this as it's just turning into a massive, pointless argument when there's facts out there that support one side and nothing to support the other. For someone to communicate with you over the web at all they have to know your IP, WAN IP, whatever you want to call it. Think of it as snail mail, if someone mails you something you need their address to mail something back, this works the same way with packets. There's no way to conceal an IP entirely, and there never will be. Even hiding behind a proxy, for this to work, the proxy has to know your IP address, as Cruiser stated above with his firewall on one side of the router scenario. They don't need to be on your network to read the IP, if they can attempt a connection (and thus be rejected by the firewall) then they already HAVE your IP to even get to the firewall. Your IP is logged with every post you make at Tip.It, it's logged on every site you visit, it's logged when you connect to MSN, it's logged when you connect to an IRC server... I don't think I need to continue, topic locked.

Should be fixed.

Usually we do not allow staff members to take on a dual role. :(

I've switched your account LillyCheung from a COPPA account over to a regular user account, give that a try. ;)

The domain itself was registered on 26th September 1997, so if you're talking about the domain, then it will be 12 years old this September (just a little younger than google.com). If you mean the website for RuneScape Classic, it was created some time in January or February 2001 (I expect January but I'm not even sure Silverion will know the exact date). If you mean the website for RuneScape "2", it was created some time in October or November 2003 from what I can gather (again, I expect the exact dates are unknown). As far as I know the "STEEL Corporation" was working together before RuneScape was released on Asheron's Call. A quick view of the Wayback Machine shows us: Which I believe answers the 1999 copyright question.

It's not happening any time soon simply due to the confusion and extra legwork it causes for staff to keep track of users. Yes we can track you by IPs, but if we know a troublesome user already we shouldn't need to go into that depth when reviewing posts, our moderators already deal with a lot of rubbish and they don't need another hurdle to jump over when doing their job. Perhaps if/when Display Names come to phpBB natively, it will be considered.

It's fairly easy, you just need to know the ID of the item you want to grab... // Enter your item ID here. $itemid = 10392; $curl = curl_init(); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_URL, "http://itemdb-rs.runescape.com/viewitem.ws?obj=".$itemid); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_BINARYTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT, 3); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 6); $fullge = curl_exec($curl); $curl_http = curl_getinfo($curl, CURLINFO_HTTP_CODE); curl_close($curl); if ($curl_http == "404") { // For some reason Jagex has deleted the GE :D // Do whatever you need to here. } if (strpos($fullge, "The item you were trying to view could not be found.") !== FALSE) { // The item doesn't exist. // Do whatever you need to here. } ereg('Minimum price: ([0-9\.km,]+)', $fullge, $regex['minprice']); ereg('Market price: ([0-9\.km,]+)', $fullge, $regex['markprice']); ereg('Maximum price: ([0-9\.km,]+)', $fullge, $regex['maxprice']); /* * Element [1] of the $regex arrays now contains the prices from the GE. * Running them through trim() first is a good idea just to be safe. * */ // Just to prove it works! print_r($regex); Obviously that can very easily be turned into a function to grab the data for a given item ID.

[hide=Preview ]Jagex have dropped us a sneak-preview of some changes they'll be making to the Offence System in the near future. For these key points Jagex also went into some depth about a lot of the changes they intend to implement. And finally, some reassurance for those of you that are worried this will make it easier for rule breakers: [/hide] You can discuss the news topic Preview : Changes to the Offence System here.

Jagex have dropped us a sneak-preview of some changes they'll be making to the Offence System in the near future. For these key points Jagex also went into some depth about a lot of the changes they intend to implement. And finally, some reassurance for those of you that are worried this will make it easier for rule breakers: You can discuss this topic here.

You said you were hitting 70 degrees or so (starts at 40, goes up by 20 and keeps rising), which, although above average isn't all that worrying. I would recommend checking everything though (heatsink firmly attached and making contact etc.) as I'm using an Arctic Freezer 7 Pro along with an overclocked Q6600 and AS5, in a fairly warm room and I don't hit anywhere near 70: However, when running the Intel Burn Test: Doesn't particularly worry me though.

Uh, a lot of the thermal paste "guides" are out of date these days. You're not supposed to use a grain of rice size blob in the middle of a Core2 Duo because of the way the cores are located, it will pretty much mess up the heat transfer like yours seems to have done. You said you were using Arctic Silver 5... apparently you didn't read the guide for your CPU on how to apply it: http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinst ... l_wcap.pdf or Core2 Quads: http://www.arcticsilver.com/pdf/appinst ... d_wcap.pdf Also, cleaning the paste off should be easy, using a little alcohol (hell, you can even use a little vodka if you don't have any cheap rubbing alcohol), just ensure it's completely dry before putting it back in, it shouldn't cause any problems.

This has pretty much been answered, a lot of this knowledge can easily be worked out or is visible anyway. The forum and site run on seperate dedicated servers, the forum runs phpBB with a few public and also custom modifications. And, as has been said, the site was styled/coded from scratch.

No I meant buy a non dual-band router and try some channel switching. But if you're buying the Apple one anyway it's fairly irrelevant.

Have you tried changing the wireless channel on your router? Although it's operating on 2.4GHz you should find there are 10-12 different channels that slightly change the frequency within that range. You might find that one of them doesn't get interference from your phone.

I'm not sure what you mean by "Dual-Band". Do you actually mean dual-band in wireless router terms (ie. supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz range clients) or not? If you mean the router is backwards compatible with older standards then that's not what dual-band means, and all wireless-N routers will be compatible with 3 standards (N/G/B). If you decide from my explanation above you don't actually need dual-band, then this one is supposed to be on par with your old Linksys one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... pk=DIR-655 However, Linksys products generally tend to be OK, your old router is well known for running hot, but depending how long it took to die, it might be better to just buy another one of the same make/model.

Try something like this: @echo off title Testing Network echo Please enter IP address... SET /P IP=[iP] pause echo Pinging %ip%... ping %ip% -w 1 echo Done pause exit

Greetings Tip.It! On April Fools when we heartlessly Rick Rolled you all we did promise on the same page that we would bring you some more real details about the partnership in the near future. So without further ado, I present to you the Tip.It - Jagex interview! Jagex offered us the chance to ask them some questions, and we've tried to take some ideas from what you've been talking about in the community, as well as our own interests to create 31 questions for them to answer. By expanding the three sections below you can read the questions and answers. Enjoy! You can discuss the Interview here. [hide=RuneScape-Related Questions] [/hide] [hide=Jagex-Related Questions] [/hide] [hide=Other Questions] [/hide]

Im guessing they were updating stuff viewtopic.php?f=60&t=788379