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Tenzer

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  1. I would also suggest Warsow as a game which could be played - open source too: http://www.warsow.net/
  2. I use Notepad++ on Windows, Kate on Kubuntu and nano in a shell.
  3. Look at line 40 in register.php, you end the if statement with the "}" even though you continue to pour in data. The "} else..." part is on line 45, so I guess you should just remove the "}" on line 40.
  4. You could check out muCommander, it's not exactly a MD5 creating program, but it lets you select a list of files, and then generate a checksum file with either MD4, MD5, SHA*, etc. hashing. Just go to File -> Generate checksum when you have selected the files you want.
  5. Wow, I just checked the manual. The protocol is extensively documented, so there is a basis for geeking it out a bit around how it's controlled. You could probably also just make a PHP script which uses sockets to control it through, if you wanted :)
  6. I sounds nice to have the video digital all the way through the system, at least from the cameras. I hope that this also will improve the quality of the screens on the computers, so you don't have to use the zoom function which doesn't seem to be as smooth for you to use :) What kind of protocol is used for communicating with the mixer over ethernet? Is it proprietary?
  7. Do they have anything in 4xL? I just looked around a bit and I couldn't find anything in that size, so it doesn't seem to be restricted to Hak5. Maybe you should try to contact Jinx about it directly?
  8. Tenzer

    seasons

    Are you sure that they won't have a season break at some time? Have the crew said anything about that at any time?
  9. That is Windows rebooting in 30 seconds (i think) due to Windows updates...
  10. Hey, check out Launchy together with putty-launcher-plugin, it basically does the same but gives you more possibilities, and lets you set up more things, like the window opened should be maximized. When I need to SSH to something I just press Alt+Space (in order to activate Launchy) and then type ssh [tab] and then I can press "t", it will then suggest "tenzer.dk" as that is set up as a saved session in PuTTY. I can also type ssh [tab] hostname.com 222, if I'm connecting to a server I don't have in my saved sessions, and define the port number at the same time.
  11. First off, check that PHP is running correctly on the server, if you haven't checked that already. It can be done by making a phpinfo file, which simply contains: <?php phpinfo(); ?> Regarding the missing error messages, it may also be due to display_errors is set to off in the php.ini file. You should check that as well. If that isn't the case either, then check Apache's error log. It may be due to some module behaving badly, and in that case it will be logged there.
  12. Darren mentioned in the last Hak5 live show that he had to order some more stickers, so I guess he can get them produced according to the demand.
  13. If you use PuTTY that much, you may be lucky to find something else useful in this list of 12 PuTTY addons: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/08/turboc...re-for-geeks-3/
  14. I believe that I started watching around 1x01 or 1x02 :)
  15. Please don't catch on to that name, musicalpigs is much better and far more original ;)
  16. I doubt that there is a program directly designed for OpenBSD firewalling, but can't you just set up some virtual machines, and then play with them?
  17. My games right now are Warsow and recently Racedriver: GRID. A FPS and a simulation racing game.
  18. Haven't we heard enough about that already? ;)
  19. It is new in browser context. V8 was developed in at a Google office in Ã…rhus, Denmark, so of course they should take the credit for it. I'm unsure if they hired other people to make it for them, or if it was Google employers who did it. A Linux and Mac version is in the making, and I don't have anything against Google for not having them available now, after all the entire "launch" was very rushed, and it wasn't planned to be out when it came it, from what I read out of this post: That means that they decided to release the Windows versions of Chrome as they were sort of ready, when the news came out, instead of leaving us waiting in days, weeks, months or whatever for the first hands on the browser.
  20. digip, you make it sound like it's a bad thing that Firefox uses addons for many of the extra features besides normal browsing. Why do you think that it's bad? I like that fact that Firefox is so modular as it is, and that I can basically get just the feature I want by installing an addon. One of the benefits of addons are that the developers of the addons can focus entirely on the features they are trying to incorporate, instead of also having to think about how javascript or flash works in the browser. For instance, why should a browser developer at Opera also spend time on implementing a bittorrent client and a mailclient into the browser? I doesn't make much sense to me, but I guess that's where different opinions come into place :)
  21. I don't think that Mozilla will use the V8 engine in Firefox. They have been working on a new JS engine for Firefox during the last two months called "TraceMonkey", which in benchmarks show performance very closely to what V8 has achieved during the last two years. The benchmarks V8 have used to display the performance difference are heavily recursive, which the V8 takes deeply advantage of, and TraceMonkey don't have a feature to detect such recursions, which makes it magnitudes slower than V8 on that point. However, in more real life benchmarks the performance is almost the same.
  22. I have been through the first semester of CCNA, and I don't think it is worth that much. The things you learn from the course can't really be used to that much in real life, as you most likely aren't going to be messing with routers and BGP ie. for the first couple of years. If you want to work with Cisco equipment is if probably a great starting point, but for common computer/network knowledge I don't find that it's that good. I don't really have any other suggestions as I haven't done other courses yet (I might be on my way to get a Solaris Administrator course through work :)), but to my experience nothing beats working with the equipment in a real life scenario for at company. It also makes much more sense then.
  23. Firefox doesn't do that at the moment, it runs everything in one process. The Firefox team has thought of doing it like Chrome does it, but they thought that it would take up too many resources. Maybe that's about to change? :)
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