Also, "viewsource.php" is a security issue.

http://energyevo.xp.cx/viewsource.php?ur l=shoutbox.php

At 11/13/09 06:49 PM, Fullsteel wrote:

At 11/13/09 06:03 PM, RyanPridgeon wrote: Use div's and proper CSS god damnit.

What's wrong with my css?
Help me out.
Source of my css: http://energyevo.xp.cx/viewsource.php?ur l=iamaretard/stylesheets.css

I just realized that Safari does this too.

The problem is that you're using tables and frames with CSS, its just counterproductive. Tables should only be used for tabular data and I can't think of a good use for frames.

I'm a fan of old stuff in general so I love everything about pawn shops. There's always something cool lying around in them.

Werewolves? It's like underworld except the main characters are retarded teenagers.

Helpful?

At 11/5/09 07:16 PM, Jon-86 wrote: Your perception of what women should look like has been warped by MTV and the fashion industry, but that's ok. Its not your fault. If you end up with a lassie that wastes all your money on cosmetics because she is insecure because of what people say she must look like then you don't have a leg to stand on and will have to fork out more money because cosmetics cost a shit load!

Most of the girls I know don't wear makeup, but that doesn't mean that I can't think that Megan Fox is attractive.

At 11/3/09 03:20 PM, Jon-86 wrote:

At 11/2/09 10:43 PM, bgraybr wrote:

At 10/31/09 04:52 PM, Jon-86 wrote:

At 10/31/09 04:27 PM, blah569 wrote: shows the entire desktop instead of just the emulation window.

Push-up bras are the worst :P

Megan Fox...?

Aye but shes honestly too skinny and I dont see what the fuss is!

To skinny? Not really.

I would post a screenshot of my site here, but I haven't worked on it in months because I'm in school or soing schoolwork most of the time, and I can't work on it in computer science because my site is blocked!

At 10/31/09 04:52 PM, Jon-86 wrote:

At 10/31/09 04:27 PM, blah569 wrote: shows the entire desktop instead of just the emulation window.

Push-up bras are the worst :P

Megan Fox...?

This is a stupid question, but I just obtained a new computer and theres a sticker on it that reads "AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile Technology" so does that mean I can install a 64 bit operating system, and if I can should I?

Hmm... I don't know I just don't like Ubuntu, or any other Linux distribution that's designed to be "user friendly". Because:

1. The default window manager is Gnome. Its easy to use but I'd rather use iceWM, because its faster. A lot of people think its ugly but I don't see why that matters, and anyways there are some pretty good themes for it. I know I could change the default window manager in a couple of seconds but it still annoys me.

2. I don't like typing sudo <command> and then my password every time I want to do something as root.

3. When I opened up the file manager and went to /usr/bin to change something all of the files were hidden because "these are vital system files and you might hurt your poor computer". Reminds me to much of Windows/Mac.

4. This isn't Linux. When I click on "tour: I want to see details about the distribution, not an advertisement for it.

All of the things that make the distro "user friendly" just take up memory and make things run slower. I like my computer to be lightning fast, when I click on a program I expect it to open instantly.

Ubuntu just seems like an operating system for people that want Windows/Mac but don't want to pay a lot of money.

I recommend Absolute or Vector Linux, and if you still insist on going with something Ubuntu based go with Crunchbang.

Screen shot of Absolute. See? It looks great but is still fast fast fast.

Programming on Linux > Programming on Windows (at least for me). Most Linux distributions come with a C/C++ and Java compiler, Perl and Python, make (for makefiles), and shell script, which is like batch but Linux terminal > command prompt so it can be useful. Opensource is great because if you have to or want to you can change almost any program.

Eh... Ubuntu. I'd go with something Slackware or Arch based if you really want to learn how to use Linux.

At 10/25/09 03:22 PM, kiwi-kiwi wrote:

At 10/25/09 03:13 PM, bgraybr wrote:

Here's your problem

put("A");

By using "A" you are passing a pointer to an array made out of two chars 'A' and '\0'
Change it to put('A') and it should work

Thanks, works perfectly now.

I'm learning C. In this function, I keep getting the error "passing argument 1 of 'put' makes integer from pointer without a cast". I've been messing around with it for a while, but I'm still not sure how to fix it.

void put(unsigned char c)
	{
		unsigned short attrib = (bgColor << 4) | (fgColor & 0x0F);
		volatile unsigned short where;
		where = 0xB8000 + (y * 80 + x);
		where = c | (attrib << 8);
		x++;
	}

	int test = 20;
	while (test > 0)
	{
		put("A");
		test -= 1;
	}

By the way, here's a good tutorial on creating FireFox extensions, all you really need is a good knowledge of JavaScript/XML.

At 10/24/09 11:10 PM, TheWolfe wrote: Now that I'm starting to get into programming, I'm wondering what I can do with it. As in, can I write programs for myself, for my own personal use?

A couple ideas:

*When an image is clicked in the results of Google Images, it takes me straight to the picture, not the website first.

You could probably program a Firefox Add-on that does something like that.

*When this program is running, every song that is played in itunes has it's name + the word "lyrics" run through google, and the first result is opened in a new window (Essentially giving you 9 times out of 10 a new window with lyrics to every song you play)

Eh... sounds complicated. You would have to somehow get a browser and Itunes to work together. Not sure if its possible, unless you code your own music player and browser. Probably not a good idea.

*When the button in this program is pushed, every jpeg image on the current webpage is opened in a new tab (sure makes galleries a lot easier to open, instead of scroll button pushing 20+ images on a page)

Firefox Add-on.

Things like that. Things that are simple in concept, complicated in reality, but in the end extremely useful and can be built upon over and over. Are any of these possible with enough programming knowledge? Or am I doomed to making projects that try to emphasis the difference between an "int" and a "double"?

Even though it doesn't seem like it now, its important to know the difference between an int and a double. Programming takes a lot of time to learn, it will be about a year before you program anything useful.

Make a div for the top, bottom, left, and right borders and make the background image for each div the image you want for that border. That's the easiest way I could think of.

Thats not creepy. It's actually pretty normal.

Lol the male is a crossdresser.

At 10/15/09 08:35 PM, seewasp wrote: yo MAMA is gay! dreamweaver is awesome, i use it all the time.

...

Dreamweaver is a waste of money. I can see why you'd pay money for an animation program like Flash, or a powerful image manipulation program like Photoshop, but Dreamweaver is an HTML editor. Why would you pay $600 or whatever it costs for an HTML editor? You can write HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and CSS in notepad if you want to. There's literally dozens of free HTML editors that can give you more or less the same features as Dreamweaver. The only real unique/special tool that it has is the ability to validate an entire site at once.

At 10/15/09 10:16 PM, Twistedsanta wrote:

At 10/15/09 10:12 PM, Kiryuku wrote: Stop putting porn at the end of all your topics.

It's a pathetic attempt to get more people to view it. Very stupid...

But goddamn it it worked....

47 views 2 replies... yup.

At 10/12/09 02:04 PM, amaterasu wrote: So this thread isn't deleted, let me state my opinion: evolution is the strongest theory of life right now but I don't believe it in dogmatically as some tend to do. After all, it's a theory, not a fact.

...and the sun orbits the Earth!

Little details like that don't matter. The goal of Christianity is to become more like Christ. Christ believed in peace and brotherhood. I highly doubt that he cared if the Earth revolved around the sun or not, or if he was hung by his wrists when he was crucified and not his hands, if all species were created in the beginning or if they evolved. Thats just bullshit that the powerful churches made up so that they could control people better. Why do you trust the bible? It was written hundreds of years after Christ's death, and has been mistranslated and misinterpreted ever since.

At 10/15/09 09:29 PM, zinc890 wrote: Well, I know this'll sound stupid, and quite frankly I don't know why I am posting it here, but I love to sneak, and everything that goes to being an assassin, or such. I am not an emo anime fag, I just simply love the art of it.

My question is, does anyone know of any jobs in the world that require stealth?
Thanks guys :)

Police officer?

At 10/15/09 09:24 PM, lawlmaster wrote: Something says that she's gonna get fired.

make one little fuckup and you lose everything.

It said in the video that she probably wasn't going to get fired.

At 10/14/09 05:18 PM, super-sense wrote: M'kay, I'm a complete programming n00b, so I really have no idea what you just said. Where would I put this command/parameters?

Just make a file with that code in it, and save it as whatever.bat and put it on your desktop.

This is a club for people who are interested in old programs.

To sign up, post some of your favorite old games/programs whatever. I'm a fan of old stuff so I have:
Software:
- Doom
- Doom2
- Windows 3
- MSDOS 6.1
- TWM (an old Linux window manager)

Hardware:
- Odyssey 2
- some Atari 2600 and Intellivision cartridges

Some tools:
DOSBox- a DOS emulator
VirtualBox- virtual machine, good if you need to install an old operating system
MAME- a legal arcade machine emulator. It is 100% legal you can only use the ROMs on this page.

"Thanks to the generosity of some of the original creators of the classic games that MAME® can emulate, several games have been released for free, non-commercial use..."

Rules:
A lot of old software is still technically under copyright, so we will not be discussing where to download files/etc. You get the picture.

At 10/4/09 08:03 PM, speeling wrote: Somebody turn on the Simpsons. Is it just my TV or is the talking off with the lip movement?

The Simpsons just keeps going downhill.

But its still my favorite show. :D

I tried to build a catapult in my backyard about 4 years ago.

It didn't work.

Python, because its easy to learn, and has a simple syntax that forces you to write readable code. It can teach you object orientated programming. You can use it for everything from web design to game programming. To me, it was a perfect beginner language. I don't know why schools only teach Java and VB.

At 10/1/09 11:41 AM, henke37 wrote: Actually, it is very possible to compile php applications. They are always compiled to begin with! Most people refrain from trying to reverseenginer such applications, since there is little gain when you can simply get the real source code instead. But of course, it is possible to do so.

Somewhat related question: is it possible to get the source code out of a compiled language such as C++? I've heard of hex editors, I guess that would be close.

You'd think with all of the wars, economy, and people dying and such we'd have bigger things to worry about then whether two people of the same sex should be able to marry or not. I don't see what the debate is even about.