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Oh forgot about this thread. My friend said it's on his brother's computer. which is a server, and for some reason his brother says it's unplugged and he can't get it over the network.

Hey neither gedit, kedit, nor nano do this. I think it'd be pretty cool if there was some mathmatical reason that this happened but I guess it's just a Microsoft bug.

If you delete explore.exe the computer will never work again. The file is dynamically generated per computer, presumably w/ a key or something, and you have to completely format and reinstall Windows if you ever want it to work again. It's a lot of fun to do this on school computer

Some forums have this feature already. It's just javascript but it's for online PMs not actual emails. It'd be hard to get their email from the page, you'd practically have to send the entire html for the page they're looking at, cause you don't know what mail server they use, and then you could look at it and see "welcome, whoever!" Making a script to autoget their email would be too tedious. You could do this no problem it just wouldn't work for everybody. To get past the "strange images" you couldn't have image.gif?blahblahblah so you'd have to write a little bash script that symlinks a bunch of imageXXX.gif then another script to assign certain numbers to the particular email and look through access.log to see if the image has been accessed. The images would then be normal and you could run the script as a cron job or something. Again though, although not hard to do, the receiver would have to view images and you need some sort of coaxing for them to allow a 1px image cause they'll be looking around "hey, where's the image?" I don't see that there's a great need for this, anyway. edit: Actually, you could run a script w/ tail -f /var/logs/$apache2/access.log so it'd continuously keep up to date w/ what emails have been read.

You never know her true wild side until she's drunk so I think that counts.

There's a way to do this. I've never coded immages w/ php but lots of images you find online are actually php extentions. For instance custom avatars are linked scienceforums.net/forums/image.php?u=xxxx&dateline=xxxxxxxxxx. Sometimes spyware and whatnot is imbeded this way as "third party" cookies in advertisements. Try php.net: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.image.php Just add the code I have above before your immage display script so it logs the IP somwhere. You can also just check the raw access logs and do a find for your immage. As for dreamweaver, just check the html. Open the file with a text editor, on Windows use notepad.

I heard a lot of its features have been implimented in Linux and Mac for a while now. I've never tried vista so I wouldn't know, but I heard it had like icons in menues, was more customizable, and a few other things.

Heh I did something like that w/ my phproxy. I set it up (also) to be able to be turned on and off cause people from Iran were using it to watch porn and it was slowing down my computer. I (like you) just wanted to use it from school (work, same difference). I removed that stuff cause you probably don't need to use it. It's just a simple if statement if you want to make that. It could possibly save space/bandwidth on your server though. Turn it on when you want to use it and off anytime else. <?php $f2 = fopen('llog.html', 'a'); fwrite ($f2, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']."<br>"); //here you want to change it to show the requested address or whatever you want to be logged, I was just interested in the client to see what countries people were using it from. Be warned the log gets really big. Not only does it record websites but it gets images, java, and whatever the web browser asks for. You could maybe change it to check extensions -- if it's .gif, .jpeg, and whatever, it doesn't log it. Simple though, really. Doesn't take a genius to write to a file. edit -- forgot to mention that web servers log all connections and most commercial or public servers have a place where you can view the log for your particular account. /var/log/apache2/access.log Some have awstats and other things but what you're looking for is something called the "raw access log" which would be that file. When they get too big they add numbers after it. access.log.1, etc. so you might get some sort of archive.

If you're using Linux, there are plenty of lists, definitions, and even translations. Bablefish uses one of these packages for it's online server. I've never used them before but you might have a bunch of words in /usr/share/dict. I remember a while back gnome was bragging that w/ 2.14 they could process (ie, display) every word in that directory much faster than any other terminal available. The package is called wamaerican, wbritish, etc. $ls /usr/share/dict american-english british-english spanish words There's also aspell [-en] "American, British and Canadian spellings are included."" dict-freedict which is normally used as a client -- it fetches definitions online, or you can run a server something like ibritish or ienglish for ispell myspell stardict... I'm sure there are probably archives somewhere online that are compatible with windows as well. Maybe even a place where microsoft keeps spelling/grammar. I think if you install the windows version of abiword you get one of the above (which would probably be in program files/abiword) cause it's spell checker is the same on Linux and different from MS word.

Reasons why the whole world, even your parents, even your dog, hates you 10) You're a homosexual narcoleptic cow in a man costume

10) You look under your roommates mattress and find Homosexual Narcoleptic Cow fetish magazines 9) Your roommate is Nevermore 8) Your roommate falls asleep every time he goes to a farm 7) Every time your roommate takes a crap the toilet gets clogged up 6) Your roommate sneezes milk and moos oftain. 5) Your roommate falls asleep in class. 4) ... 3) ... 2) ... 1) wtf, nevermore?

1) Iran has nukes 2) Rats are growing ears 3) Mysterious suitcases 4) President Bush 5) YT2095 has a knife 6) Bird Flu 7) Global warming 8) Jewish bank owners 9) Gay people 10) The religious right. Top ten movies to watch.

Herme3 I just ran across this forum called sosuave and I think you should post your situation there or make a link to this thread. They have this thing called a bible with links to some interesting threads. http://www.sosuave.net/forum/index.php It seems like the forum is made up of people like you and people who know what they're talking about so you might learn some things there, even if you don't make a thread.

You cant strap both on to you though. Maybe if you put one on front and one on your back. But assuming the question doesn't allow you to take both, I'd go for the new one cause it wouldn't have been able to rot or anything. If it's been tested then you know it works so it isn't like it's some prototype that may or may not work. Plus the pilot should know how to operate the older one and you might slip up.

There are servers out there already, just google phproxy. As a matter of fact, there are regular proxies out there already. Lots of them.

I remember in grade school we were on a field trip and somebody did that. I punched him in the face when we finally got off and he ran away screaming. But now we're practically best friends

Tripple posting is always fun. Gives both you and a mod something to do.

I normally try to stay away from Microsof's beta stuff. You never know what might happen.

You can download Server 2003, with IIS, as a free trial. And latter you can extend the 180 days with some sort of crack. I personally don't like Windows server but you might like to try it out, just to see first hand. Apache is so much easier to use, I dont understand how Microsoft thinks they're going to attract people w/ IIS. Setting it up to do what you want is too dificult. It's like you have no control over what it does. Btw apache and FTP servers run on Windows so you dont nessisarily have to switch to Linux. You could atually use PHP to upload files, it's not that difficult.

PHProxie is kind of cool.

If you do install Linux, try this site: http://www.brennan.id.au/ FTP is number 14.

Sometimes I wake up with Satan's mark on my chest and forhead. I think it's my cat, evil little thing.

My friend made a php script that would search through the html for links in that domain. It's probably not that hard to do, just a typical for loop to scan a document and compare for certain strings. It scaned my site once (an earlier "working" version) and got everything so I assume it works.

I'd format the hard drive. Just back up anying you want before hand. Your case just sounds like windows has been crapping out for a while. It's always like this, and we dont ask questions. Like the sun and the tides: reboots and formats. The more you add to Windows and the longer you use it, the worse it gets. There's probably no viruses or anythign of that sort. Windows is just stupid like that. It goes through a similar cycle when you freshly boot. Windows just gets slower and slower and slower until finally it crashes. After you reboot things run a lot faster. My windows computer gets formated about once every 3 months cause it gets all slow. I even have a list of apps I install every time. You never realize how slow it gets until you have a clean install again. Too bad you couldn't like freeze your computer in a purpetual state. That way when things get slow and crappy, like what's happening with herme3, you'd just have to reboot into a nice shinny Windows. Tto save Windows from it's own stupid self, a special folder could be mounted w/ the equivilent of unionfs to C:/. Eevery time you reboot it would get removed. Of course you'd have a folder that the user has write access to so you could save documents and the like. I dont know, maybe even make a special user that had write access to the disk. That way if you felt like installing a program, you'd just sudo as that user and modify the system.

I might actually do that, or buy the thinkgeek thing for bandcamp. The dorms aren't airconditioned. I'm going to try putting aluminum on the windows this yeah but I dobt it will do much on the fourth floor. I've got used to it though, kind of like ecoli. Btw if you open two windows and set a fan facing outside you can circulate more air. Freshmen never understand the concept for some reason. That's probably why we stick them on the 6th floor, all by themselves.