Windows NT 7.

Windows 1, 2, 3, 95, 98 and ME are all discounted as that product line ended.

NT (3.1, 3.5, 4, Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Now 7) have taken over.

Please learn to google next time.

I am 12 and what is this?

*Sigh* some times I disappoint myself.

At 11/23/09 04:43 PM, SteakandKidneyPie wrote: What is it with Teenagers

I don't so fuck you with your stereotypes.

At 11/22/09 04:56 PM, urbn wrote: A game for Newgrounds? As in flash?

Nevermind, I didn't see you requesting someone with C++ experience.

I guess I have to jump on the band wagon with everyone else and ask what you personally will be doing.

A game for Newgrounds? As in flash?

http://php.opensourcecms.com

Inline styling is a bad habit.

index.html should be index.php.

html extension does not support PHP unless you treat it as PHP in a .htaccess.

At 11/16/09 12:54 PM, adam2510 wrote: and i do finish things...

Like your website?

...

... to you too.

At 11/16/09 11:48 AM, adam2510 wrote: me and a friend are starting a reseller tomorrow :D

How many projects are you going to start and never finish?

i cant find it in the rules so it should be ok shouldn't it?

No.

At 11/15/09 08:44 AM, link5019 wrote: okay, I need help in the programing section. every thing I see on google doesn't help me. can some one please point me to a good book or tutoriol please.

Merry Christmas:
http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&safe=off&
q=learn+to+program&meta=&aq=f&oq=learn+t o+program&fp=b08aae407923447d

I meant position fixed, not absolute. Sorry.

I quickly whipped something up that should solve the issue of positioning:

body{
	margin: 0px;
	padding: 0px;
}

#header{
	position: fixed;
	top: 0px;
	height: 150px;
	width: 100%;
}

#album{
	width: 150px;
	height: 150px;
	left: 5px;
	top: 5px;
	float: left;
	background: #666666;
	position: fixed;
}

#track{
	background: #000000;
	color: #33CC33;
	padding: 5px 0px 5px 160px;
}

Then use:

<div id="header"><div id="track"><div id="album">An Album Cover</div> A Song Name - By a Song Artisit</div></div>

Also, just make a semi transparent png and set it as the "track" background.

Put the album art div and the top bar div into another div with no background and set the position to absolute and top to 0px. It should stick to the top of the page nicely.

You will not be able to use CSS to make the bar translucent, and will have to stick to using PNG's to do that.

At 11/14/09 11:54 AM, adam2510 wrote: well i'm 17 and some nights i'm up till 2 trying to figure out impossible coding :(

2am is early! I've not gone to bed several times this week because of work...

At 11/14/09 08:58 AM, puddinN64 wrote: So, how many of you fit the stereotype of your typical programmer?

What would that be?

At 11/10/09 08:22 AM, Deja-Vu wrote: You will notice sites like Google has the remember functionality but only remembers your username, it still prompts you for your password once your session has expired.

Google mail has remember me, and it remembers me for a month without needing to enter a password for that whole month?

At 11/9/09 02:43 PM, Jon-86 wrote: I meant to saw "Naaaaaw that's V"

I know who it is ;) but V is burnt like a mother chuffer.

At 11/8/09 08:17 PM, Guest8792 wrote: I still can't grasp the concept of how they make a movie based on a 1980's video game where you just try to trap your opponents in a wall of your trails.

The game was based on the original 1982 movie actually. Well, based on the light cycle part anyway.

At 11/8/09 05:43 PM, Samen wrote: Okedokie, I'll try doing that.

It should be obvious, but you'll want to run the setup in dosbox.

I recommend "The Typing of the Dead", it can improve your spelling abilities 10 fold...

I don't know if the freeware version comes with it, but there should be a setup exe that sets the sound device.

You'll want to use a sound blaster 16 as AFAIK Dos Box emulates that.

Well that really depends on what you've actually done so far...

It should just be a case of moving the html / php / asp files from your computer via ftp into the home folder.

Well I wish I could do Messenger meetings, you can blag your way through them far easier than a phone call.

At 11/5/09 08:26 PM, Alphabit wrote: Stuff

It was your own damn fault for not logging in prior to the interview.

Also who does Messenger interviews?

At 11/5/09 07:07 PM, Jon-86 wrote: Feckin love it :)

Burnt face man?

At 11/5/09 12:25 PM, Mechabloby wrote: What are you doing tonight to celebrate bonfire night?

Oh, I forgot...

Chicks with dicks.

Obviously.

At 11/5/09 06:28 AM, CronoMan wrote: That script uses an email client (mailto:)
You need to do this with serverside scripting and an smtp-server

This.

If you fill out the form and hit send, it just opens up an email in your client with the details already entered.

So that script doesn't do what you want it to do.

Worked fine on Linux using Wine, so crossover should work as well.

I think TF2 and CSS are 2 of the most common Wine / Crossover / Cedga games at the moment.

At 11/3/09 04:51 PM, funkycaveman wrote: thanks for all the info a few things:

first i know some programming languages and can use the cmd, but im guessing it wont be needed?

Using the CMD is almost nothing like using a Terminal Emulator and using bash. If you don't use Terminal or Bash in Linux, you are missing out on an awesomely powerful tool.

also by using a linux based operating system and using a windows emulator in it aparently runs programs better than in windows itself, with the 3d stuff i doubt the actual 3d graphics would be better but it gives you the choice.

I have no idea where you got that information. It is complete bullshit I'm afraid. Unfortunately I don't have Wine installed at all (and cannot be bothered), but Photoshop for me worked fine, but you couldn't read any of the menu text.

3D will be slower (if the applications use DirectX to render the graphics) as Wine will have to translate DirectX calls into OpenGL calls. This also can cause artefacts and other odd behaviour.

the new internal hdd would be blank, is it easier installing unbuntu from the get go or try windows then ubuntu afterwards?

It's easier to run the Live CD, honestly.

Ubuntu may install quicker than Windows (although Microsoft did a better job with 7, taking almost exactly the same amount of time), but you will likely need to do a lot of manual configuration of things that you take for granted in Windows.

At this point in time I see you more of a user than an administrator (in terms of knowledge / skill), and as I say with almost ever user: Get Windows. Simple as.

Also, regarding 3D you will of course need the drivers, which can be a pain in Linux.

9200's and older are not supported by ATi on Linux anymore, and you can only install the drivers up to 9.3.

HD graphics cards (like my main computers HD4870x2) have limited support, although the proprietary drivers can use 3D on them they really are shit compared to the Windows drivers.

The open source drivers "radeon" support everything up to the HD series in both 3D and 2D and the new "radeonhd" drivers support a limited number of cards in 3D and 2D and more only in 2D. 64bit can also cause issues as well with the proprietary drivers that Ubuntu "recommend" you install, I have failed several times to install it through the driver wizard without it causing my computer to seize after booting into GDM (login screen).

SiS cards are pretty awful anyway, but I've only been able to get 2D running on an old computer of mine.

Intel have limited support for specific cards for 3D, but most are happy with 2D.

3DFX are obsolete and shit, so frankly if you have one you should throw your computer out.

So if you do have ATi / SiS / Intel / 3DFX graphics, be prepared for a headache. Nvidia seem to be the only ones who are pro actively supporting Linux drivers at the moment.

I cannot stress enough, that at this moment in time people who simply use computers to do work should NOT install Linux.

Disclaimer: This is not a rant at you.

However, I still love the idea of Linux (and especially Arch Linux) mainly because it is keeping retards out right now.