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<2> heh wmf exploitage
<2> i should write a php front end to myspace, that handles all the http queries
<2> this way there's no ads
<2> but then again its myspace, what a waste of time.
<3> does myspace even work?
<3> last few times i checked it had error messages and stuff
<1> oh god, i left a pop in the freezer for like an hour ....
<3> i wonder what the myspace backend actually looks like
<2> probably crap
<3> groogs_: kaboom
<1> it seems liquid still
<2> but then again it still manages to run somewhat even with people flooding them with http traffic, etc
<1> its definately cold..
<3> rmpants: hardly
<2> someone told me they used phpfusion
<1> myspace was a neat idea
<2> the founder d00d got rich
<4> ok thnx fo info groogs_.
<1> it was overrun with the current generation of highschool kids thuogh
<2> groogs_: and corporate america using it for advertising
<3> too bad orkut was overrun with brazilians
<1> well, isnt it free?
<1> what do you expect.. the myspace owners to foot giant bandwith bills out of their pockets?
<3> yes!
<2> yes
<1> i never get why people are so opposed to advertising
<2> im also opposed to having pages filled with music and videos
<1> popup blocking .. sure
<2> its like the web took a regression
<2> back to the early 90's
<1> and theres annoying ads, that play sound and generally get in the way
<2> when people actually used the <blink> tag
<2> yeah
<3> i don't mind sane ads
<2> it'd be cool if they had a mute feature
<1> but when advertising is done properly - ie, google ads style, or even the 120x120 square ads that are in the middle of articles - its fine
<3> images or flash, whatever
<5> Can anyone here help me with htaccess? I have a htaccess that parses php as html, but I want to exclude some files from being parsed as html, as my main page is in php, I used RemoveType, but its not working.. can anyone take a look at http://rooted.myvnc.com/ap/problem/htaccess.txt and tell me whats wrong?
<3> as long as they're not horribly obtrusive
<1> people run adblock to get rid of those though .. i don't get it
<1> 1) if everyone used adblock, the internet would become a fundamentally different place .. with no professionally-produced free content
<3> easypwn: what's with the backslash?
<1> 2) do you have so little will power that the mere act of having an ad on your screen forces you to buy the product in question?
<3> honestly, i kind of like ads
<1> i've even discovered products and bought stuff from ads
<3> yeah, me too
<3> i mean, they're bought specifically for people interested in what you're looking at, generally
<3> which can kind of ***ume you're interested in it as well
<1> when they're targeted, its good. i found a remote I/O unit while reading an article on an automation site.
<3> i also love google sponsored ads
<3> in SERPs
<1> when i'm looking for a company that makes a type of of product, or even a specific product, i search google specifically to look at the sponsored ad results
<3> it's so much easier to actually find the company's site than 300 chinese websites trying to get the first natural serp result
<1> SERPs?
<3> search engine result page
<1> oh .. yeah, totally agree
<3> buzzword!
<3> get with the times, man!
<1> actually not the chinese sites
<1> the stupid review sites
<3> heh yeah
<1> that never actually have any reviews
<1> epinions.net
<1> crap like taht
<1> waste of bytes
<3> i hate that ****
<1> its frustrating too, because they're actually a good idea
<3> yeah, but not when there are 400 sites mirroring one
<1> IF each site were to concentrate on a specific area, so there are only 1-2 in the results for any given product... that and they actually had useful reviews
<3> i like the way things like tomshardware does it
<1> actually thats probably a big problem..
<3> they have the pro review, then prices at the bottom
<3> and they link to customer reviews generally
<1> meh but thats even.. so so
<1> i find user-submitted reviews to be better a lot of the time
<3> depends on the product
<1> yes
<3> like overpriced things not worth the hype
<3> ie: monster cables
<1> also searching for product name + "problems" is good
<1> hah. dont get me started on monster cables.. ;P
<3> the thing with user reviews is that they only post a review if they have a reason
<1> meh, depends on where
<1> i've even read reviews on future shop that say basically "this is crap" and it changed my mind about buying it
<1> oh sorry, the user you mean?
<1> thats semi-true. i posted on my blog about how i liked canadian tire "reflex" wiper blades (because when I searched for reviews, i couldn't find any)
<3> i mean, people are more prone to write negative reviews
<1> yeah i know
<3> if something works, you say to yourself "sweet". if something doesn't work, you try and find the solution, whine, complain, then hate the company and become vocal :P
<1> which is probably why i couldn't find any reviews on the wiper blades.. :p
<1> (they actually work very well)
<3> who would review wiper blades unless they set your car on fire or something :P
<3> i think the best example that comes to mind is the xbox360
<3> people have refused to buy them because they overheat.
<3> "they" being a small minority of xboxes. but the people who have working ones are too busy playing to care :P
<1> wel its one of those things that could easily turn out to be just some gimmicky piece of crap.. like those late-night ads on tv for potato cutters
<1> heh
<1> well, in that case there are a ton of positive "professional" reviews on all the review sites ..
<3> well, yeah
<3> it's nice to read reviews written by people who know what they're talking about
<1> but thats the problem with professional reviews.. if you bad-mouth a product or otherwise give it a bad review, then they don't send you anything else to review again
<3> well, not even professional, but uh, knowledgeable
<1> good review, and you get the xbox 720
<3> forums are a good place to find reviews
<3> like for mid/high-end audio/video stuff
<3> because people who know what they're talking about buy it, and talk about it
<3> in other news, my caching system has done AWESOME so far
<3> i've eliminated most spikes on the db server
<3> so hopefully tomorrow, it won't have to send 850,000 queries
<1> i think something horrible has happened to me
<1> i have been pondering rewriting something i have in php, in visualbasic
<1> i have a windows ce barcode scanner (so basically, i had to write in visualbasic or c# .. since i knew neither, and had to learn vb for school at some point anyways, i chose vb)
<1> and i have a web-based app that can interface with a usb barcode scanner.. this app inserts stuff into our MS SQL accounting database when you do inventory transfers / counts, etc.
<3> i'd kind of like to learn c#
<1> i need to add the database component to the windows CE part.. its either.. slightly modify existing php code, then run a cron job that continually looks for the dump files that get copied during the sync process
<1> or write a server app in vb.net that watches the sync directory, and just updates as needed when new files appear
<1> i kinda want to sell this.. so vb would be easier in that sense, as doing it in php would reqire installing php, a cron scheduler .....
<6> !php echo md5("48418253@N00");
<7> cefc5637d07456cb884393a564bc9cd2
<6> wtf
<8> what were you expecting?
<9> apparently not that
<10> lol
<3> sugar-coated lesbians.
<10> that, actually, sounds kinda gross
<6> Technobabble, for some reason
<6> i get that same hash string
<6> but with a capital C
<6> heh
<3> md5 doesn't do capitals
<6> i know
<6> which is why im ****in confused
<8> ucfirst() ?
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