Daniel0

Who would call in to say an illegally retrieved key doesn't work anyway?

You upload it within document root and give people a link to the file?

Lol... try to tell Tom that bandwidth is no issue these days... Besides, the point of cloud computing is that the client does not need a lot of resources thus making everything cheaper. Saying that your monster computer can easily play WoW doesn't apply here because there would be no client computer in a cloud environment with those specs. And yes, technology has advanced, but system requirements are increasing as well. I once tried to max out Crysis on my laptop and well, let's just say I discovered a hidden slow-motion feature. Just because you have a really good computer and a really fast internet connection then it doesn't mean everybody else has or can even afford it. I, for instance, have a 1024/256 kbps connection. Far from enough for streaming HD anything. Some people have even slower connections and cannot get anything faster.

I'm not saying cloud computing is bad. I'm just saying I'd rather prefer to have my own workstation instead of just a terminal. Another example, how would you do computer games? You wouldn't have enough resources to do that.

How can I be sure that a third-party won't suddenly lose my file? If the files stay with me then I have total control over them.

The new indicator indicated whether you have not read it. It's possible for ten other people to have read something which you haven't.

The "new" indicator means that you've read it and there has been no new posts since you read the thread. When you've created a thread you've obviously read it so the "new" indicator won't be there.

I don't trust people enough that I'll rely completely on third-parties to watch over my data. I'd like to store it myself, thank you very much

Schools and such will likely purchase a volume license. http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/savemoney.mspx

PHP-Fusion CMS can go into PHP Applications (note the "etc." in the board description). Lighttpd can go into Other Web Server Software (note that lighttpd is actually mentioned in the board description). As CV said, if there is not enough traffic for a specific topic then it'll not get it's own forum.

It's the same software on each CD so I don't see how that would be a problem as long as they own a valid Windows XP license.

What exactly do you mean with "shard"?

There are lots of topics about that scattered various places. Try to search

I think it's better with one class per file. Otherwise you might end up with huge files. It's also easier to load e.g. the class User if you know it is in User.php.

It starts like that.

That depends on how you interpret it. It could also be interpreted as "A BB that lets you communicate with people who are at a remote location"... (which I suppose all forums essentially are).

Lol... I won't be mad. I think the same.

HTTP is a stateless protocol. You are making two requests. I.e. obvious. Web developers should have knowledge of the HTTP protocol as well in order to be good developers. If you need to do that then use cookies or sessions.

Dude, I know. In fact it's pretty obvious. But you said it's the same when including files. It isn't.

Hmm... so you're a scammer? You sell a document/booklet that is supposed to teach people something, but you don't even know if the information is true?

I don't know what you mean, only what you say. After saying what you said above you said:

The domain name doesn't resolve. Your domain server is probably down.

Better check up on your PHP... file1.php <?php $var = 'foo'; ?> file2.php <?php include 'file1.php'; echo $var; // output: foo ?> It's not the same as require and include.

Doing a background check on me, eh? Technically speaking I'm still a developer on that project (seeing as I've got the permissions on SourceForge and the site). In reality I've abandoned it long ago. It's been in beta(alpha/RC) forever. The code sucks. It doesn't move anywhere. Frankly I'm amazed it still has users.

Actually I was serious. I won't steal any names that come up here in your topic, but good names are hard to come up with so most people will keep them to themselves if they come up with one. Good names can potentially be worth thousands of dollars.