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I wouldn't know one off hand other than the Main x10Hosting site, but I'm sure a quick hunt through Alexa and such will turn up some pretty interesting results :). I'll do that now and see what turns up.

Well, in that case, you'll need to edit Apache's httpd file in XAMMP. 1: Shut down XAMMP and make sure it is fully closed. 2: Open the conf.httpd file in notepad and locate the Listen directitive values for Apache. They should be something such as "Listen 80" 3: Change the listen ports to...

What the BBC is showing reminds me of all of the commercials for ripoff products or scams that I see on big popular networks.

I can help you make a game server. Here's a few things we need to check before we make it. 1: Does your router/modem for your connection have NAT (Network Address Translation)? You can find this out by logging into the device and seeing if it supports Port Forwarding as well as Universal...

Well, for as far as I know, despite the uploader, the site owner is responsible for any of their data on the disk. It seems to be the way things flow as it's hard without the proper authorities to be able to track down who uploaded what file, and where that person got it from, etc. but...

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1: That CPU is too slow! You need a faster one :) 2: The RAM is just cutting it, but it is enough to handle Windows 7.

I agree on the part of Warez and nulled scripts. I don't see why people need to pirate forum software or even similar software, etc when yet there's almost always an open source/free alternative. Take SMF for example. Very powerful forum system, as well as phpBB 3 and in the case of SMF, you can...

I'd have no idea, but you can try using Port Triggering in your router if you have one. That way, you can leave the app on Port 80, but the router will take requests from a specific port and simply translate it over to the Port 80.

I haven't installed Windows 7 yet >.> I really need to prep my old gaming rig for that to see how that thing handles it.

Do I win now? :biggrin:

I like using the ticket support system. I've found it a neat way rather than having to find my topic in a forum. Besides, I don't have to keep tabs on where it is in the forum either. I just click view ticket and there's my ticket. Click the ticket, there's my topic.

I have a PSP, and since it is not jailbroken, I am unable to play videos online, and the browser that is on there is just crap. But yeah, consoles are starting to evolve more. Nothing beat's the PC's ability for modifications and upgrades though, as well as raw power :)

The new cPanel theme is very buggy, each browser I have installed on my PC is behaving differently with it. For example, in Firefox the logout button is broken, when yet in IE it works fine, same with Safari. Also, I have some screenshots of some small errors with the buttons as well, from both...

There should be a way to make Abyss listen for requests coming into the IP and only take requests for a certain domain name. I haven't used Abyss so whether or not it has that feature is beyond me without some Googling. Besides that, HTTP and HTTPS work in basically the same way, it's just that...

Oh, ok, my bad then :(

Hey guys do I win?

Well, VPNs I know for a fact will get VERY picky if the IP address changes, but that's the only thing you need a static IP for. If you're not setting up a VPN or a game server, don't worry about getting a Static IP. A Dynamic DNS service will do you good and you can easilly manage a VNC...

I don't watch Gilligan's Island, so sorry :(

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