At 10/7/08 03:38 PM, DannyIsOnFire wrote:

"Piss in my beer can!"

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=io30s7-5Va Q

At 10/7/08 05:25 AM, citricsquid wrote: Actually, overselling can be good, it all depends on who uyou go with. Hostgator and dreamhost are good oversellers, they do it well.

No Dreamhost messed up a while back with overselling. I can't be bothered digging an article up for you online (as I read it in a .NET issue a while back). They didn't have enough space for new customers etc and had to reduce all of their plans and grovel for a while.

Idk, they probably fixed it now, but they did cause a lot of problems for themself.

At 10/6/08 03:38 PM, wyldfyre1 wrote: Yanno. you guys can actually post something helpful to Druid rather then yanno waste his time with useless comments =). Thanks. Here's a fella thats reaching out for help so think of it that way not saying DO ALL THE WORK for free just maybe a comment that could HELP HIM.

Thanks for not being douches.

Yanno.

At 10/6/08 02:10 PM, wreckages wrote:

At 10/6/08 01:03 PM, Jon-86 wrote: I don't get it ?

original poster knew where she was.

A little weird, I grant you, but incredibly easy to 'shop.

At 10/5/08 09:40 PM, DanielZ wrote: Well, there ARE ways of getting the trial. I just can't go into greater detail, because that would be *ahem* illegal.

It's illegal to get their trial for free?

At 10/5/08 05:18 PM, smulse wrote: rather than
<div#whatever{ }

div#whatever{ }

oopsy

It's because you had

div #whatever{ }

rather than

<div#whatever{ }

which would have been the correct way of writing it.

The way you wrote it meant
a child of a div element with the id whatever, ie

<div><something id="whatever" /></div>

Rather than what you meant to say
A div element with the id whatever, ie

<div id="whatever"></div>

At 10/4/08 04:22 PM, Super-Yombario wrote: HOW do I make tags for forms is what I mean...

Fuck sake...

At 10/4/08 03:32 PM, MinuteElectron wrote:

At 9/30/08 08:01 PM, Super-Yombario wrote: I have tried <isindex> as a search bar before, but how do you get it to work with Tags and whatnot?

Can you provide a bit more context? What are you trying to do? What is <isindex>? etc.

If you don't even know what it is, and can't be bothered to even do a little background research then how do you expect to help him. Just refrain from posting in future if you have nothing valid to add.

<isindex> is a type of input field that only accepts one input, then once submitted can only return the results to the CGI that created that page in the first place. It's both old and has no use over regular forms which are much more versatile.

Just use forms.

At 10/4/08 07:03 AM, theDtTvB wrote: Put another div and add a padding for best effect.

Inefficient and unnecessary.

At 10/3/08 05:41 PM, citricsquid wrote: Lighting? If so, take it :P

Yeah lighting.

Thing is if I take it work will be frequent (ie everyday) but I'll get paid less than I do freelancing. But, it'll be good experience and get my foot in the door, plus I'll get to know everyone at the company and so in a years time when my contract ends if I wanted to go into freelance I'd still get work off them etc. I'm most likely going to take it.

At 10/3/08 06:50 PM, DanielZ wrote:

At 10/3/08 06:39 PM, wreckages wrote: can't you buy a scart to digital thingy majig?

Yeah, but that requires MONEY.

You have to buy a digital receiver as well though like Freeview or whatever don't you though?

At 10/3/08 05:08 PM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: Anyone not watching Gone In 60 Seconds on ITV2+1, I suggest you do. It's a grand film.

Amen.

In other news I got offered a full time job today if I want it. Probs take it.

<?php
$ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
print $ua . "<br /><br />";
if (strstr($ua, "iPod") || strstr($ua, "iPhone"))
{
echo "iPod/iPhone";
}
else
{
echo "Not iPod/iPhone";
}
?>

And here demonstrated we have the drunken states of Danny.

At 10/2/08 05:33 PM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: I fucknig miss the past man :(((

Slightly tipsy.

At 10/2/08 06:17 PM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: Aw balls. FuCk THIS SHITR.

44 minutes later, pissed.

Learn to read.

At 10/1/08 06:09 PM, 3lmatto wrote: uhh, sorry but, to my clipboard? (copy/paste?)

Yes to your clipboard (ie copy/paste). Not knowing how to embed flash is one thing, but considering you knew what it was called is knowledge enough to find an answer.

How can anyone be that stupid?

Holy cow.

At 10/1/08 08:44 AM, CronoMan wrote: have you read this?
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=2319

Maybe it's an elaborate plan to kill everyone at M$oft. They certainly have a lot of macs over there.

At 10/1/08 08:37 AM, Pasty-Flawss wrote: Personally, I hate mac's looks and interface. The start bar is way more useful than a few short cuts at the bottom of the screen..

What, so just clicking on the program I want is less useful than clicking on start, hovering over "All Programs", then clicking the program I want? Also, I think they're so much nicer visually, but that's just opinion. Nobody cares if you like them or not it's a boring argument that doesn't make the slightest bit of difference.

At 10/1/08 06:46 AM, DearonElensar wrote: y (or x).

Y goes down because it has a point down, X goes across because it's crossed.

Congrats Thoughtpolice, I hope it works out for you.

If it's blank there's nothing to load first anyway? Also as Jessii said.

At 9/30/08 06:04 PM, DanielZ wrote: I wouldn't mind working at MS, but for some reason I doubt that they'll let me use a Mac there.

Really?

At 9/29/08 07:34 AM, Penboy wrote: Sure, something to get me off hard ground.

Off the ground hard?

Did you make the RSS icon onthis? It's nice.

You lot make me glad I quit college.

I worked again today. Thinking I had nothing to do, I foolishly went to bed at 2am. 9am came and I got a call from a lighting company "Up for some work, same rate as last time". It was worth getting out of bed for, but I am so incredibly tired at the moment, but hey - this thought keeps me going I have only worked 2 days this week and earned £180 (over $330USD).

At 9/25/08 07:18 PM, blah569 wrote: I would presume that the email is inserted into some sort of database, however, how could all of these clients have access to this database, like, a "global" database.

Any ideas?

There isn't a global database. You just send a request to the server, ie sending mail from @hotmail.com sends a request to @mydomain.com's mail server. If it accepts the request the @mydomain.com server stores it else mailer-daemon error and the email bounces.

At 9/25/08 01:27 PM, citricsquid wrote: border="0">

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At 9/24/08 06:39 PM, ph3m4L3 wrote: Did you use PHP?

No.

At 9/24/08 06:42 PM, nsilvaiscool wrote:

At 9/24/08 06:38 PM, smulse wrote: It's a tough call deciding if you should stay on in education or not

Its not, that's why most people stay IN school. Its so easy to see that you will much better yourself if you stay in school, and its not even that hard...

Lol. Yeah, most people stay in school but it's far from the only way. It depends what you want to go into. You can still go for something like an apprenticeship or whatever as well.

But I know guys on £250 a day ($460) who dropped out of school and don't have any formal qualifications. If you're good at what you do, and you work your way to the top of your field it doesn't matter what qualifications you do or do not have.

For me I think an extra 3-5 years in the industry will do me better than a college course and a university degree will. By that time I'll be well on my way.

Lets look at some people who dropped out of college Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Henry Ford, Richard Branson. College doesn't necessarily mean success and/or wealth.

At 9/24/08 06:29 PM, wreckages wrote:

At 9/24/08 06:27 PM, smulse wrote: So yeah. Hopefully there'll be more days like this to come.

does sound like a tiring day, did you get the money straight up or what?

Nah I just invoice them and then into my bank account or get a cheque. It'll be a few days but I'm in no rush.

At 9/24/08 06:29 PM, DanielZ wrote: Haha, you're now my official example of how people can become successful even if they are dropouts.

Yeah, but it doesn't work for everyone. I already know my way around lights fairly well. You need something to drop back on at least - but I do have to say that it's starting to turn out to be one of the better decisions I have made in life.

It's a tough call deciding if you should stay on in education or not and I have a lot on my mind at the moment, but it's starting to look like it'll pay off for me at least. However, I'm glad that I can be a mile marker for it working out :)

Today I did some work for a lighting company. Preparing gear for going out on jobs, unloading an articulated truck and a couple of vans. It was good, but hard work I'm tired now. £90 ($165USD) for the day so the money is worth it though.

So yeah. Hopefully there'll be more days like this to come.