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This tutorial is aimed at the more advanced users of Linux who wish to use/install Arch Linux on their VPS. It is basically a compilation of solutions to the different problems I have encountered thus far. This may be updated as I find more issues that need to be resolved. Several assumptions...

Please note that as of early July 2011, Google has decided to block the entire co.cc subdomain: http://search.slashdot.org/story/11/07/10/2129219/Google-Blocks-cocc-From-Search-Results Do keep this in mind if you wish for your site to appear on Google.

Hmm... are you sure about that? It worked for me last night when I tested it (I wrote this from scratch).

Actually, Gmail SMTP does use port 25 (as this is required of all mailservers on the internet) in addition to port 587. However it may seem that you cannot connect to port 25 at Gmail because most ISPs will block 25 outbound to reduce spam, as there are many other custom SMTP mailservers...

Easiest and fastest way would be to set up a cron to delete and refresh the backend database every hour.

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Here's something: <?php $username = 'username'; $password = 'password'; $filename = '/path/to/textfile'; $script_home = '/path/to/script/dir'; $desc = 'file has changed:'; $show_contents = true; // Don't change anything down here function twitter_update($username, $password...

I forsee a number of issues here. a) As Misson said, you can't be certain of the version of gcc (minor issue) nor the version of libc (major issue). b) printf prints to stdout by default unless the wrapper somehow pipes that to network stream. c) that is a horrible program to be using...

Yup, I am here. (I'm Sabriel on IRC).

As far as I know, external access from x10 is not allowed, although I may be wrong.

Hello all, The student chapter of ACM at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale will be hosting SalukiLAN on October 3-4, 2009. The main event is the LAN Party with room for up to 120 seats. Additionally, SIUC ACM will be having vendor and information booths open to the general public...

Yes it's possible for a virus to "migrate" from one computer to another. If the virus is an executable or a dll, it could potentially be run and open a backdoor into your system. I haven't got any information on that specific virus however.

These links may help you understanding this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_key http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index_(database) The quick concise version is that the unique flag will force the data in those cells to be unique; primary keys are a subset of unique keys, in that they are...

zetwi development inc widevzet - we develop zet for you! wiz-dev-it! Not entirely sure if this is what you are looking for, but eh. I'm Sabriel on IRC btw.

Problem resolved. the method was actually g.drawImage(Image img, int x, int y, int anchor); anchor is used for relative placement of text. Weird thing how java decided to implement this in the microedition version as opposed to in the full version. so it should have been g.drawImage(img, 0...

In your createBackground function: private void createBackground(Graphics g) { // gör bakgrunden //g.setColor(0x000000); //sätter färgen på bakgrunden g.drawImage(bgImg, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), null); //g.fillRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight()); }...

AMD can be good for people with a tight budget. If you have the resources, however, an Intel processor can be a good investment. Right now Intel is leading the market in the CPU arena, so your best bet would be to probably go for an Intel processor. I myself just recently purchased an Intel...

I usually custom-build my computers if they are new ones, from either the local PC store or online from newegg.com. Also tend to pick up old computers, monitors, other misc computer hardware from garage sales, college surplus places, etc for me to experiment with.

svchost.exe is a Windows program capable of a number of networking functions, so it is normal to see about 6 of them in your task manager list. The key is, as Smith said, whether it is taking up a lot of Memory/CPU resources, which apparently from the screenshot is not. The following tasks are...

I try to keep everything in one window with lots of tabs. Helps when looking up API stuff for different classes/etc., and or just searching through Google and opening a tab for each link you click. That way you don't get lost within your own browser history.