ripken204

i have always used diskpart for making a bootable windows flash drive, its very simple.

ah well i would have to say to use some custom scripting then, it wouldn't be all that hard to do. i would easily be able to set that up but that's me. you would need to know php and mysql, but honestly, if you don't have any coding experience then don't expect trying to learn it in a short time. if you do have coding experience, such as JAVA or C++ then it is worth a shot. the php and mysql sites have plenty of documentation and tutorials that can help you out.

honestly that is one of the stupidest things that i have ever heard, you should really clarify what you are talking about. dreamweaver is one of the most amazing pieces of software that i have ever used. it increases my productivity drastically. no, i do not use their templates, but they are not bad. they have proper/valid code. i would have to say that it is ok to start out with one of their templates but do not use the WYSIWYG because that just messes things up. without dreamweaver it would be a nightmare to code and manage all of the sites that i do. the built in FTP feature is one of my favorite features. not to mention being able to search through all the files in the site and even to a find and replace. it know so many commands and saves you time from having to type the entire line of code. in the next couple of weeks i will be getting the CS4 Web Premium suite. i have already demoed Dreamweaver CS4 and it is even better.

is network discovery enabled for all of the computers?

there are many different ways to tap phones.. this only looks like it talks about one of them.

when the globe is gone it means that you only have a LAN connection, so maybe your internet dies for a few secs and comes back on, thats my only experience with why that would happen. it could also be a crazy network you are on. is that at home or somewhere public?

get the computer out of her room

gmail, definitely. also you have the faith to know that google will be around forever, so no worries about losing your service

im decent at longer distances, my first varsity XC race was 3.0miles and i did it in exactly 18:00, that was back in 10th grade. ive been in the low 17's but nothing special.

another vote for godaddy, domains are the only thing that they are good at.

is this a windows computer? and by "root" do you mean "localhost" ? so that when you type localhost in IE it will show your D: drive?

CentOS is what alot of professional web servers use,. Are you looking for a command line OS or one with a nice GUI? and will this server be at home or at a hosting company?

my mile time is a pathetic 4:46, i did that in 11th grade..

yes but i would suggest waiting for the revision of it, there are always issues with new architectures. there are not that many motherboards to choose from and no decent kits of ram yet. next summer is when i believe we will see i7 in its full glory

it really depends on what you mean by inventory. whatever your company has will drastically vary from another company so it is hard to find one script that will work for many people. if you could give a better explanation of what type of items you need stored and what you want to do with them, then we can better help you out. have you thought about writing your own inventory script?

well first of all take a look at the reviews at newegg http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductRevie...N82E16822148337 http://www.guru3d.com/news/freeze-issues-w...barracuda-hdd-/ http://techreport.com/discussions.x/15863 http://www.tomshardware.com/news/seagate-b...ezing,6558.html also the error protection is 10x worse than all other drives.. you can go ahead and get it if you want, i am just making sure that you are aware of the issue right now.

diskpart should do it, but please use the search feature. i know that there are some detailed threads on this.

my vote is for Joomla but im not sure if you are looking for that much stuff of not, you can do ALOT with Joomla.

i personally just save the xls tp a csv format and php likes that alot

ya ddr3 is just going to make things different now, especially the tri-channel packs.

haha, how funny is that, i just ordered a second 24" last night as well. but i will be selling my 22", 2x24" is enough for me, i dont have anywhere to put 3 monitors. but i sure do love these crazy price drops.

you must query the DB for this case. i sure hope as hell that you give each user a unique id and that you store the registrations in a separate table which links the registrations to the unique user ids. if you are, then it is as simple as, "SELECT * FROM registrations WHERE uid=$user[id] AND eventid=$event[id]" if it returns at least 1 row then that means that the user is already registered for the specific event

im not going to bother trying to read this, but it should be simple to do, there are multiple ways of doing it. either nest the second half of the code inside the first name using if/else statements or have a boolean which is set to true after the first array completes successfully and check for that boolean before you start the second array.

which cookies exactly are being stolen and how are they being stolen? why even use cookies then? or are you talking about the SID?

7 years is a very short time and i am talking about technology. you need to compare technology to everything else in the world. nothing evolves as fast as technology does and it is because of modern technology that we are able to make other things evolve fast. take cars for example, they have been around for 100 years, they became safer and faster and more efficient but not too much changes. Then we added in modern technology (aka the microprocessor) and now look where we are with cars.