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No, at least I think not. You could run homebrew apps from the SD card, but not VC/WiiWare titles. Wii System 4.0 allows SDHC cards up to 32 GBs too. I copied all my titles over, quite pleased, although I was expecting more than this out of GDC from Nintendo.

They still need a warrant anyway. Which means they need to talk to a judge. Which means they need to have probably cause. Which means nothing's changed.

Oh you know me too well. I used a Espresso.

Scary stuff.

I have a sysadmin stories that are kinda funny. While debugging PHP code, I had a shell open watching the error logs for mistakes when I noticed something odd out of the corner of my eye. It was along the lines of "error loading http://school.edu/~username/proxy?=http://nudiegirls.com/view_photo=?.2039842098342038/" This of course violates university policy, not only was the student using school resources for nonacademic purposes, it was also porn, and proxies aren't allowed to be installed on school servers (unless it's academic somehow). We sent him an email. :) What do you got?

Using Quartus for design this time, going to put it on a Altera board. I've built it using only logic gates, wires, and multiplexors before though, albeit it was only four bits, not 32.

Wow, harshness. I don't know, I didn't actively seek out old versions of PHP. What I wrote there took me under an hour from absolutely nothing but a syntax guideline + trial and error. It's since changed now and has a database, sanitation, input validation and stuff, which took about an extra three hours. Probably an hour of that was learning mysql, because I didn't know anything about it. Relax dood, I'm not a seasoned PHP vet...,

Has anyone built a processor before? I'm building one now..., I have the registers done and a 32 bit ALU..., it's a pretty complicated, tedious process. It's amazing learning about how all these things work. It really is just a bunch of gates. Some of the concepts are really intangible until you see it happening. For example (dumbed down ((as I understand it, I hope I'm right))), to add, you choose the operation (for mine I think the code is 0001), then the numbers go in and the operation is executed bit by bit and carried out to the next ALU 32 times until the result is outputted. I never would have gotten how it worked prior to doing this. Anywho, here's my ALU wiring diagram. If you've got time, it's worth attempting in Quartus or something. EDIT: No megafunctions except multiplexors!, that would be cheating!

What the hell is that, some sort of horrible sore?

Cute.

Thanks for all the help. What do most people use to write PHP? I'm using a new program available for the Mac called Espresso. It seems pretty rad.

Okay, I'm implemented a lot of things..., including: $name= preg_replace("/[^a-zA-Z]/", "", $name); Now if someone enters, say, "Steve Jobs" into my new name field, it instead turns $name into SteveJobs. I'd like to keep spaces intact for $name. Suggestions?

Okay, I'm implemented a lot of things..., including: $name= preg_replace("/[^a-zA-Z]/", "", $name); Now if someone enters, say, "Steve Jobs" into my new name field, it instead turns $name into SteveJobs. I'd like to keep spaces intact for $name. Suggestions?

It's going to be too expensive for a casual player, and the hardcore will already have a machine. The amount of money they'd be paying for expensive machines + bandwidth would be insanity. The technology, if it exists, is still pretty neat. They say, "lag free" but I can't see how a twitch multiplayer FPS will ever be playable..., when even 500ms lag from my computer means life or death, imagine that (OnLive connecting to the server) + streaming the video to my computer. Even things like twit.tv or Minnesota Public Radio over the internet are seconds behind. So it would have to be used only for games like the Sims,... which are casual, which will be too expensive for the casual player. It's a cyclical clusterfuck.

Yeah, I have no idea what that means..., I've only been using PHP for two hours.

So I create a separate function, and pass my variable into it or can I just drop that code on a line I already have? This is all very interesting.

I still only marginally understand the difference between POST, GET and REQUEST, but it works and pleased my boss. I totally managed to finish the project way early. "For tomorrow" I had to put this data into a MySQL table/database that apparently was associated with my university unix account. I got that working too! I'm quite pleased with what I was able to accomplish in under three hours without any prior experience. So since I finished this early, I'm super excited to "impress" my boss tomorrow. In my php code, I use when I connect to sql its like "localhost","username","password." This stuff is hidden from users right? They can't view my source and reverse engineer it? How can I fix the <script> thing?, that looks serious (and put null entries in my SQL database :( )

EDIT: To prove a point, Darren has been lying about his age since starting the show. He's only recently come clean (since his actual age is now the age he lied). He did this so people would take him srsly.

Yep, that did it. Thanks.

Hint? I wrote what I've got from 10 minutes of skimming a PHP tutorial.

Greetings, my boss is having me learn PHP in my downtime. It's pretty interesting. I get to go home early (and get paid) if I can complete his tasks. I managed to complete task one, but he'd really like for me to clean up my error messages before I go home. &lt;?php $name = $_POST['name']; $age = $_POST['age']; if (!isset($_POST['submit'])) { ?&gt; &lt;html&gt; &lt;head&gt; &lt;title&gt;PHP Test&lt;/title&gt; &lt;/head&gt; &lt;body&gt; Please enter the following information: &lt;br&gt; &lt;br&gt; &lt;form method="post"&gt; Name: &lt;input type="text" size="25" maxlength="25" name="name"&gt;&lt;br /&gt; Age: &lt;input type="text" size="3" maxlength="3" name="age"&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; &lt;input type="submit" value="submit" name="submit"&gt; &lt;/form&gt; &lt;? } else { echo "Hello, ".$name.".&lt;br /&gt;"; echo "You are ".$age." years old, and you love PHP."; } ?&gt; I get the following error message: [Wed Mar 25 15:57:55 2009] [error] [client (hidden for privacy)] PHP Notice: Undefined index: name in (hidden for privacy)/index.php on line 3 [Wed Mar 25 15:57:55 2009] [error] [client (hidden for privacy)] PHP Notice: Undefined index: age in (hidden for privacy)/index.php on line 4 Any idea what that means? Using error_reporting(0); works, but my guess is that only masks the problem.

I should almost do a poll... Folding@Home seems to be a great idea too..., ugh, this is awful!

I already do? Albeit it's a university.

Would be nifty if I had a computer with something besides intel integrated graphics.

Are cuda and openCL the same thing? I realize 5-7 minutes is nothing, but the basic wikipedia search turned up with some info, but mostly PR talk and not quite enough for a 5 minute technical presentation.