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http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=208965.0

http://www.google.com/search?q=jquery+chm They are all quite old though. (1.4)

Bribe the admins.

Visit your bookmarks a few times and they should reappear with the sites' favicons.

... because there are so many variables in how you got hacked and what steps you've actually taken to secure yourself since you realized it.

HITHERE LIKE HOW THE FIRST THING YOU THOUGHT OF FOR AN EXAMPLE WAS PORN!!!!!

http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/php-security

Its not always how many you're running, but about how efficient you are using them. These forums run 15+ queries on most pages, created within 0.023 seconds Do some testing to find your bottlenecks. I'm not an expert on the subject, but I'm sure we can find someone around here that has plenty of experience with profiling scripts.

Like I tell everyone, the best way to learn IMO is to go here and start looking at other's problems - this of course is after you learn the basics. Some other good places: Our homepage has some good tuts tiztag and of course... the PHP manual

Yup, ignace is correct. You're really going to want to focus on the database and design it well from the get-go. MySQL is not the only DB that PHP plays nicely with. There are many, many others. Also, look into something like Sphinx to help boost speed.

Look through your files (any other unknown files) for a backdoor. It isn't hard to create a PHP file that automatically adds or changes files upon request.

Nope, looks like the American version gets screwed over: http://www.google.com/chromebook/#features Oh well... I might still get it, I'll just wait a few months and grab one off Amazon once another 3G alternative comes out, or the price falls more. EDIT: I did find this... which provides more insight to the data plans: http://www.google.com/chromebook/business-education.html#features-connectivity I can buy an additional 3GB of data, for $35... but it expires within 30 days? Sigh.

This topic has been moved to Apache HTTP Server. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=334818.0

Try completely uninstalling it, then install it again. Once its running you should just type in your browser http://localhost/ and it will take you there. However, let's take it one step at a time. Edit: moved to proper board.

I wish I had created angry birds. Those bastards are raking in the $$.

I'm pretty sure most, if not all, forum software systems are like this, unless they are hosted for you. IPB, VB, SMF (doesn't have too many security holes), phpBB has been pretty good lately too SMF and phpBB are the lightest of the 4 mentioned above All 4 have this ability AFAIK. Most forum systems do, it's just an option for the user. Personally, I'm a fan of IPB. I love the coding (application & hook abilities), the amount of settings and choices I have as a forum admin, etc. However, it is quite large and can take a bit of resources. IMO try SMF or phpBB and see if you like them. If you need more options look into VB or IPB.

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I got an email from Google earlier today: Sweet, finally I can get my hands on one of these bad boys! The specs/whats included aren't bad - good enough for my purposes (work trips / notes for school & training sessions), for a decent price tag ($499/3G, $429/wifi only) Then we get to the part that just... makes me cringe: Really...? 100MB limit per month on whats supposed to be a web book? And 10 freaking bucks per day for unlimited usage? I know there is wifi and all, but if you're traveling quite often, 100MB will be eaten up in no time. Is it just me, or is that kinda ridiculous?

Yeah, I'm with you on that. The other day I tried dialing 911 with my cell phone, and although it recognized it was an emergency number, it wouldn't actually connect to emergency dispatchers. Apparently after doing some research this is quite common for cell phones to not be able to connect...

So why are you comparing an old(ish) brand to an updated brand... instead of comparing current brands? Seems kinda pointless IMO.

so you know what I did last summer?

Only in my spare time, yes.

I do admit though, I feel your pain. I've had it happen before. Sessions eventually expire, shit gets lost. Lesson to take away - use something more permanent, or tools like Lazerus like frost mentioned. If you still feel like posting, we'd still be here to help

- 'nough said.

It can be both, depending on context. Scaling the code means how easy is it to expand & add new features, whereas application (in this case website) scaling can be viewed as a graph of "X more resources are required when there is Y more load?". Typically its the latter, and people are wondering how well your application can handle higher loads