I'm VERY frustrated that Pinball Wizard was not on the best of The Who collection. The rest, however, rock. I also downloaded Closer to the Heart, to find it was actually more fun to play than to hear.

And I just have to say one thing...I want RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE.

I love the Advance version of A Link to the Past. It's the only game that I own for the Advance side of my DS. However, a friend of mine owns classic Metroid and Super Mario Brothers. I love the classics, so nostalgic.

Nope. The Dark Knight was an awesome cinematic adventure. It had amazing acting, and amazing story, and stayed true to the comic more than anything Tim Burton touched.

Speed Racer was just better, though.

So...I know the whole "Dark Knight was the best movie ever" crowd will be mad when I say this, but...

...Speed Racer was better.

I find that D-minor is the saddest of all keys.

It's telling you that when it looks for the 401, it isn't authorized to read the file. It's looking for it inside the protected directory, because of the subdomain you're in.

At 7/17/08 05:55 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: Didn't no they existed. I've used three or four Mac's and haven't seen a two button mouse. Is one button sorta standard?

Mac released the Mighty Mouse a few years back, that is able to work as either a one button or a two button mouse, changed through the settings.

But, since as long as I remember, just plugging in any USB mouse with two buttons works.

Macs right click. Just use a mouse that has two buttons.

Don't use the URL method. It's messing everything up. I'm pretty sure it's looking for the error document inside of the protected directory.

Come on, no need to argue, just makes things worse.

It would help if you posted the code in your .htaccess file, as well as the absolute paths to all files involved.

Awesome, a sticky!

And smulse, you must know how jealous I am :(

I've done the same thing on my site, getting a 404 when the server tries to find the file for a 401. After troubleshooting, I just found the path was wrong.

Anyway, arguments aside, liljim has mentioned they use Apache. Specifically, I think his direct quote was..."Ah. Pat. Chi."

At 7/15/08 03:16 AM, ZiggyZack99 wrote: Don't criticize me, I'm always right.

Please tell me you're not that ignorant.

At 7/14/08 12:51 AM, unsider wrote: I'm just curious how they can afford that much server space. Seems like NG would make money, but not that much.

Well, think about it this way. Tom just said they're paying $20,000 less on something. That means that NG is huge.

For a second I was like...Danny just started PHP?

I know I'm a little late...but hey DFox!

At 7/7/08 02:06 AM, GuitarMuffin wrote: Shouldn't make that post so long because a lot of NG'ers won't read things that long so you should put a TL;DR for all those lazy-ass users.

No.

Looks like mine's not too bad.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/29244742 0.png

For everyone that says "people won't read the sticky", I've found that it doesn't really matter too much. I've seen a ton of "how do i make flash?" topics, when right above the Flash forum is the sticky telling all the information.

However, there are the people that read it, and they're the ones that start contributing well...we've had a surge of them lately, and the sticky would just encourage it. The idiots will stay the same, nothing's gonna change that. But the ones that actually care are who we care about.

And might I add...
omfgauthorbluestypedwithcapitals.

Hey, I hacked into my OWN account. How cool am I.

Deafeningsilence, I love your sig. Bonus points if you know what episode that's from.

At 6/27/08 03:29 PM, TholomewP wrote: i know how to make a cmd in notepad so it is not banned in school

That's...the stupidest thing I've ever...oh, nevermind.

I'd donate but...my bank's not liking to give me my money. Smulse knows.

At 6/25/08 10:36 PM, atomic-noodle wrote: Why do you have so many alts?

Yeah, I'm pretty annoyed with it myself.

Oh, by the way everyone, I just lost the game.

They're actually leading you to useful places.

Try putting in something else. If it works, then it's a problem with the disc, in which case you would visit the link smulse gave you.

If it doesn't work, it's a problem with your disc drive. I'd suggest instead of trying to fix it yourself, go to Geek Squad or something.

Let's say you have a car. It's not working properly. You take it to a mechanic and say, "This car isn't working how it's supposed to. Here it is." The mechanic will ask you what is not working about the car.

Get it?

Sometime I'll head out to some areas near my house and take some pictures. There's alot of amazing places like that out here.

That's why I love living in Colorado. Just 10 minutes drive, and I'm at a mountain I can climb.

Again...I've never had any troubles with Honest Networks.