If your motherboard doesn't support DDR 2 and SATA upgrade is not a good option. DDR (1) memory is more expensive, slower and has lower capacity, the same is true for PATA hard drives. Your processor is probably Socket 478, I don't think they make new ones like that, you can only hope to find second...

Congratulations, hope it will be 20 000 soon.

http://www.devppl.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11896 http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/8311/doubleib3.th.png http://img360.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif I first typed this in quick reply box, and it showed as doubled (same text type twice), then I tried to edit it,...

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Put your php code inside [php] tags.

You should check first if it's legal to take page content like that from w3c.

Basically you'll need to use file_get_contents('http://validator.w3.org/check?uri='.$url.'); to get entire page, and then something like strpos and substr to pull out the content you want.

It definitely looks faster.

Was DEVPPL on IIS before?

There is Chromium, some kind of unofficial release, but it's not meant to be used as a regular browser.

http://www.codeweavers.com/services/ports/chromium/

You could try overclocking, but that can get you only few % increase in performance, while risking to completely burn your card. So the answer is no. You can only update drivers.

You can't do this. MD5 is one way encryption. You can extract short string 5-6 characters with brute force, or up to 10 with rainbow tables, but no more than that.

Why are you trying to do this, password cracking?

Try this one: [php] <?php $name = "The Orangry"; $location = "img/Marketing/Summer Drinks/SummerDrinks2008_01.jpg"; ?> <div class="gallery"> <div class="thumb"> <a href="javascript:DisplayImage('<?php echo $location; ?>','300','225','<?php echo $name; ?>')"> ...

Use something like [php]$password=sha1($password);[/php] or look at my topic . I think that hashing is safer when you make function like this. After all security (logon process) is something that doesn't really have to run fast, no one will notice half a second lag (rough estimate), but they will no...

You could put all that in one big table, but it is better to use two, or even more. You should use one table for basic data like user_id (unique number that is assigned automatically when user registers, set that field to auto_increment), username, password, email, and other table(s) for extra data....

Flabby Rabbit's code is good, but depending on server (php) configuration it may not run properly. If there are probles use <?php only on start, and then use just <? and ?>.

Laptops mostly use 2.5 hdds, and desktop computers usually use 3.5 inch hdds. Usually you can't just take 3.5 and put in in a laptop, or take 2.5 and put it on desktop machine, but you can do this easily with a rack. Some external racks have USB support, and better ones can be used for both 3.5 and ...

Well it's beta as you said, so there's a lot more work to be done on it in the future, and even installation file size is ridiculously small (~450KB). Knowing Google, chrome will probably be great success, however it's downsides may be reduced privacy and more ads. Google will automatically install ...