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<0> nice
<1> toast: vi mais quel page ?
<2> Tamahome still there should be a big market for the home audio
<3> les 10 premiers chapitre gros cave
<2> http://www.videobusiness.com/article/CA6306707.html
<0> Tamahome: yep, they're probably delaying HD-DVD so they can find more ways to make it filled with obtrusive DRM to h***le the honest consumer
<0> meanwhile, people who steal movies will hack the drm in 3.2 seconds and immediately start pirating movies
<1> toast: ouah super ... :( je veux juste comprendre l'operateur ===
<4> rdw: yes.
<3> ya pas d'oprateur ===
<3> un = et un ==
<0> ok, all frenchies:
<0> cut it out!
<4> I absolutely agree that DRM does not empower the consumer, but we also know it's pretty much here to stay, for as long as the RIAA and MPAA exist, anyhow
<5> rdw, no **** lol
<2> i would prefer to go with the blu-ray technology
<5> look how long that **** sony came out with lasted on music disks
<1> bhen si ... la g un if($i===0) et ca fait bien kke chose ...
<3> i just old him to go read manual...
<3> goofy u r
<4> PapaBear: as if Sony/BMG has any music worth listening to anyhow :P
<3> it lasted 5 yrs and its gone
<3> i bought one for 350$ :(
<6> PapaBear
<6> multiviews
<6> ;)
<7> if I have a linux server on godaddy, how do I use it as a shell?
<4> they must have instructions on that somewhere
<0> cmac66: godaddy does not provide shell access.
<0> unless you have a dedicated server.
<4> yes, that would be a problem.
<0> hehe
<0> ya, if you're on the peon plan, you don't get no shell
<0> i paid $28 for a year of dreamhost and I get about 75 shell accounts. suprisignly good service too
<8> Hah.
<8> Crazy that hosts do that.
<0> yeah
<0> i don't know how dreamhost makes any money. $28/year isn't even enough to pay the power bill
<5> what the hell, you cant run the ati config with remote connection?
<0> *shrug*
<4> uses DirectX I guess
<5> so i'm suppose to have a monitor hooked up to it heh
<5> which ****s as its over at the TV
<9> rdw> over saturated servers, kinda like blizzard does with wow ;)
<5> so i cant enable the component out pff
<0> twysted: yep, must be
<9> rdw> also if im not mistaken they have all sorts of loopholes
<9> so they can get away with not giving you the service
<9> and if im not mistaken you cannot run a high bandwidth site
<0> if everyone used the "allowed" level of service, it would break them in two
<0> hehe
<9> exactly
<7> i am slowly learning that godaddy is ****!!!
<9> i like godaddy for domains but i dont think id get them for hosting
<9> what the **** my emails are bouncing
<7> I dont think you should, so far there have been many things they dont allow
<7> so basically, I cant do a cron job with godaddy right?
<0> i bought dreamhost because i wanted to try Ruby on Rails and they support it. it's been 6 months and I've not touched ROR. heh.
<7> whats ruby on rails?
<0> cmac66: ruby is an object oriented programming language and rails is a rapid development framework
<0> you can build nice data driven sites very very fast using ROR
<5> bah
<0> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_on_rails
<5> damn thing weighs like 30lbs
<10> hi
<11> i don't really know how to formulate this... let's say i have a function which contains lots and lots of code, and is called often... i bet there's some way to "keep it in memory" so php doesn't have to "load it" all over again everytime it is called ?
<10> i have a little problem,
<10> :(
<8> PHP is pretty good about tons of code slyde.
<4> slyde: no.
<4> slyde: PHP is executed 'per request'... so basically that won't happen unless someone invents a code cache.
<8> I've litterally sent 1 million line's of code to php and its only slowed by .01 to load the script.
<11> oh.
<11> so this thing can handle quite a bit of data before losing breath
<8> PHP is extreemly fast.
<11> and of course my "big" function is a lot smaller than 1 million lines
<8> Though its not as fast as a compiled language such as C, etc.
<12> PHP is scary fast. Like, the application I'm extending, I don't know how PHP doesn't die under the load of the horrible programing practices. PHP handles even the worst and bloated-est code like a champ.
<8> slyde One thing to keep in mind, is that although PHP will load the code extreemly fast, if your programming is bad, it'll still slow down the script.
<13> well I can't do a cron job, so how can I get a scheduled email?
<8> cmaclean66, use a remote cron website.
<11> i've been thinking about it recently, a "compiled" web site must load awfully fast.
<8> Have the remote cron site call your script once every X period.
<13> hmmm... its an option but...
<13> I would have to get another host...
<0> cmac66: are you trying to deploy a serious application on a $3/month hosting package
<0> ?
<8> No, there are very cheap services.
<13> rdw: its not 3$ but its pretty cheap, which is why Im getting pretty cheap services, I will be changing at the end of the month
<10> i have a site with 2 frames, (link menu on left) when i klik on my php code i have the same background
<13> but in the meantime I need to work around it
<4> THE DINGO ATE YOUR BABY!
<0> cmaclean66: for a serious app, you need to pay money for a decent host
<8> This coming from mr 7.95/mo :-P
<13> I will, next month
<13> but in the meantime, I need to schedule emails
<0> _TaSm: lol. i'll get back to you if I ever build a serious app ;)
<8> hehe
<10> anyone can help me :( ?
<8> cmaclean66 http://www.bitfolge.de/pseudocron-en.html http://www.cronjob4you.at/serve/index.php and http://www.cron-work.de/
<8> Now go away.
<13> they will manage it for me? sweet, but where will the email come from?
<13> it wont be my address anymore
<0> o_O
<8> Um, what.
<0> cmaclean66: you need to hire someone who knows what he's doing
<10> :( meep meep
<8> Djanov #html
<0> Djanov: i think we should see other people. no, no...it's not you. it's me.
<0> let's not get emotional. just move on...
<14> it is you
<10> is this HTML : <a target=\"mainFrame\" href=\"".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."?promo=FI1B\">Groupe B</a>
<0> Djanov: yes
<10> PHP self ?
<0> Djanov: echo HTML with PHP does not turn your HTML problem into a php problem
<10> but the problem is not exactly on the html part but the link
<15> aka html
<0> Djanov: well, the tiny bit php you have in there looks correct.
<0> ugly, but correct.
<10> thanks rdw but the problem is what the code does
<10> it's strange
<10> on the page that i have this CODE , i have a background
<0> you'll have to get more specific than that, son
<10> when i click on the link of the code
<10> the result is send to my mainframe
<10> but the maini frame takes the background of the page where was the link
<10> i'M Owned !
<16> Hello dudes. I'm still trying to find someone who has used mmcache or eAccelerator. The docs seem to be missing some key info.
<10> i can't find
<0> Djanov: that makes so little sense, i can't even describe to you how little i understand of what you're saying
<10> i have a page with 2 frames ok ?
<10> left.php and right.php
<10> i have the code wich is a link on left.php
<10> but this left.php page has a backgroung image
<10> ok ?
<0> yup, all HTML so far. please go on.
<10> when i klik on the link that is on left.php
<10> i got the result in right.php
<10> ok ?
<0> i'm with you so far
<10> why ?
<0> why waht?
<0> why does it show up in right?
<10> the problem is that with the result in right.php i have the background image of left.php
<10> understand ?
<0> i think so. the right frame's background changes and you don't want it to?
<10> yess !!!
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