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04-19-2004, 11:18 PM

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5 years experience in Process Engineering. Specifically Surface Mount Technology.

7 years IT.. Including project managment, database managment, and coding.

I will do my best to answer all serious questions but have specific skills in the following industry related items

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04-19-2004, 11:19 PM

which do you think is the best submitter?
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04-19-2004, 11:21 PM

Originally posted by hydro
which do you think is the best submitter?

based purely on my experience with submitting Movie galleries to MGPs ... I think Dream Submitter is currently the best.

It is a little more difficult to get setup .. But don't get frustrated, they'll walk you through it. Build a custom database, tune it for your traffic constantly.

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04-19-2004, 11:22 PM

how do i make a fake tgp with autogallery sql?
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04-19-2004, 11:23 PM

Actually i wanted to know what MicrosoftAccess Program Does , I have never opened or even touched that program since I installed Office ?
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04-19-2004, 11:23 PM

is dream submitter webbased or just for login verification?

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04-19-2004, 11:26 PM

Originally posted by TheMob?
how do i make a fake tgp with autogallery sql?

By fake TGP .. you mean you want to rotate around from a specific set of links.

I suggest you use Random galleries from text file.

Here is the specific link to the auto gallery SQL owners manual that deals with this.

http://www.jmbsoft.com/owners/ags/manual/random.html

You will use the Random files directive. See the example below. Put all the links you want to rotate on your tgp, in to a text file .. Complete with descriptions, thumbnails etc etc.

Example: RANDOM
<%RANDOM
FILE random.txt
AMOUNT 30
HTML Default Text
%>

The RANDOM directive is used to display one or more random galleries taken from text files. Each of the available RANDOM options are described below.

FILE (required)
This is the file that the random galleries should be taken from. More details on this file can be found in the Random Galleries section of the hahahahahahahahaation.
AMOUNT (required)
Use this option to specify how many random galleries should be displayed in this section.
HTML (required)
Use this option to specify the HTML that should be used in this position. You may either use HTML code, or put the name of one of your pre-defined templates here. If you use HTML code, it must all be on one line.

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04-19-2004, 11:27 PM

why does my server go *rattle* *rattle* *wheeee* *pop* *pop* *grrrrrr*

sure is noisy
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04-19-2004, 11:28 PM

Originally posted by webgurl
Actually i wanted to know what MicrosoftAccess Program Does , I have never opened or even touched that program since I installed Office ?

Micorsoft Access is a very powerful, and easily scaled Relational Database. There are hahahahahahas interfaces, and it understands a basic version of SQL used through out the web. It's a small-medium sized database application. Small companies would use this program to run small databases when a full fledged SQL server is not required.

The "Jet engine" of the database can be distributed such that a programmer can use Microsoft Access to develop a database, for use with an application they hahahahaha .. And it will work on your machine without you having Access at all.

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04-19-2004, 11:28 PM

Thank you, WarChild!
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04-19-2004, 11:29 PM

Originally posted by bringer
is dream submitter webbased or just for login verification?

It uses the internet for web verification only. ALl your databases and client run on your machine.

You may use it on ANY machine, but only one machine at a time. This means one license for Dream Submitter will work for your notebook AND desktop .. Whereas with other submitters you needed to have multiple licenses.

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04-19-2004, 11:31 PM

Originally posted by MrPheer
why does my server go *rattle* *rattle* *wheeee* *pop* *pop* *grrrrrr*

sure is noisy

Shotty hosting.

Please contact Dweeks http://www.swiftwill.com/

He will ensure you have a nice quiet server .. And it'll cost you less too

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04-19-2004, 11:33 PM

Originally posted by TheMob?
Thank you, WarChild!

You're welcome.

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04-19-2004, 11:39 PM

If you were buying/building a new PC, what brand/model of these parts would you get?

Motherboard
Processor, Brand (doesn't have to be the latest or the fastest)
Hard drive (100-120 gig range)
Video Card (for Internet use, no games)
Monitor (LCD - 18-19 inch.)

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04-19-2004, 11:48 PM

Originally posted by DavePlays
If you were buying/building a new PC, what brand/model of these parts would you get?

Motherboard
Processor, Brand (doesn't have to be the latest or the fastest)
Hard drive (100-120 gig range)
Video Card (for Internet use, no games)
Monitor (LCD - 18-19 inch.)

thanks,

I'm not a very good source for this sort of information. I don't really keep on top of the newest technology.

However. I will say say buy intel. All the problems I've ever had with over heating and or fried processors has always been with AMD.

All the problems I've ever had with video cards has been with ATI. They're fast, but their drivers suck ass.

If this is going to be your work PC, take some basic precautions to be redundant. Hard drives are cheap now, and so are PCI raid cards. You can buy an Adaptec card, and two 200 gig drives for less than $500US. This will give you a mirror of your hard drive. VERY handy if you have a failure.

I can tell you what I use for my work machine:

2 X 2.8ghz Intel P4 2way Xeon processors
2 Gigs ram. Xeons need a specific type of RAM.
21" MultiSync FP2141 monitor
4 x 120gig Maxtor drives. 7200 RPM ATA133.
Adaptec ATA 1200 Raid controller
Drives configured as two seperate mirror sets. Giving me 120 gig system partition and a 120 gig data parition. Redudant
ATi Radeon9700 All in wonder. It sucks ass, but I like watching TV. SOmetimes it's good for games, mostly it crashes

If you want to do the research and see what's best for YOU .. check here: http://www.tomshardware.com/

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04-19-2004, 11:52 PM

How do you screen scrape? so you pull text off of 1 page and put it on to another?

I sometimes see tgps do this where they automatically get links off of other tgps and put the links on their own, but I dont know how to do it.
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04-19-2004, 11:54 PM

Originally posted by WarChild

It uses the internet for web verification only. ALl your databases and client run on your machine.

You may use it on ANY machine, but only one machine at a time. This means one license for Dream Submitter will work for your notebook AND desktop .. Whereas with other submitters you needed to have multiple licenses.

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ill keep an eye on them.... waiting for image verify

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04-19-2004, 11:55 PM

Originally posted by clickhappy
How do you screen scrape? so you pull text off of 1 page and put it on to another?

I sometimes see tgps do this where they automatically get links off of other tgps and put the links on their own, but I dont know how to do it.

Most probably it's done with a spider script. It may be custom written, depending on which TGP. Recenly, I know for a fact, some MGP's have grown large in size based soley on such a spider script.

It is crawling through a specific list of sites and then following all the links on that site, and evaluating the content. Then building it's own database of links, and updating the page with these links. Personally, I think it's a little dirty. Especially when you're stealing descriptions that someone is taking the time to hahahahaha each day.

There is probably some pre packaged script like software available, but you'd probably want to do something like this through some custom programming.

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04-19-2004, 11:57 PM

Originally posted by WarChild

Most probably it's done with a spider script. It may be custom written, depending on which TGP. Recenly, I know for a fact, some MGP's have grown large in site based soley on such a spider script.

It is crawling through a specific list of sites and then following all the links on that site, and evaluating the content.

There is probably some pre packaged script like software available, but you'd probably want to do something like this through some custom programming.

thanks

wheres the best place to get cheap programming done?
do you recommend a script site or something like elance?
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04-19-2004, 11:58 PM

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Why is it that no matter how hard I try, my time machine will only travel forward through time in one second intervals?

kinda frustrating.
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04-20-2004, 12:00 AM

Originally posted by clickhappy

thanks

wheres the best place to get cheap programming done?
do you recommend a script site or something like elance?

I've always used people I know, or know through someone. I'm in Vancouver though with quite a few IT contacts, and may make this a lot easier for me.

If I needed to find someone, I'd do what I've done in the passed for other things:

Post on GFY. hahahahaha a brief description of what you need, and ask for bids. Ask for refferences from your winning bidder. If he can't show you any good work of his, or a client willing to speak on his behalf .. Move to the next bidder. Wash, rinse, repeat until you find someone you are satisfied with.

I've bought webdesign, content, and now custom content through just this process, from GFY.

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04-20-2004, 12:01 AM

is there a gui version of mysql?

if not, can you get MS Access to work with php? can you register an access database on a freebsd/apache box like you can on a win/iis server?
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04-20-2004, 12:02 AM

Originally posted by The Truth Hurts

Why is it that no matter how hard I try, my time machine will only travel forward through time in one second intervals?

kinda frustrating.

You need to drink the magical formula BEFORE you begin any type of time travel.

Mix together Equal parts of GHB and liquid LSD. In this mixture disolve 1oz pure THC crystals.

Use this mixture to make Tea with both mushrooms and Peyote caps.

Try to consume atleast 4-5 cups of this, atleast 2 hours prior to attempting to break the time barrier.

Good Luck!

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04-20-2004, 12:05 AM

Originally posted by WarChild

You need to drink the magical formula BEFORE you begin any type of time travel.

Mix together Equal parts of GHB and liquid LSD. In this mixture disolve 1oz pure THC crystals.

Use this mixture to make Tea with both mushrooms and Peyote caps.

Try to consume atleast 4-5 cups of this, atleast 2 hours prior to attempting to break the time barrier.

Good Luck!

oooohhh.. BEFORE!

Dammit, i'd been doing it backwards.
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04-20-2004, 12:05 AM

Originally posted by clickhappy
is there a gui version of mysql?

if not, can you get MS Access to work with php? can you register an access database on a freebsd/apache box like you can on a win/iis server?

Negative. Microsoft Access is an MS application and relies heavily on the .net libraries and standard interfaces.

However, SQL is very simple. It's a very straight forward, basic language. You really don't need a fancy GUI.

http://www.webmonkey.com is a great resource site. Sit down with this site, a good attitude and a few spare hours and you can deffinetly master the basics of a MYSQL database.

Here's a good first start: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/...tutorial3.html

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04-20-2004, 12:11 AM

Originally posted by The Truth Hurts

oooohhh.. BEFORE!

Dammit, i'd been doing it backwards.

Be very careful. This site hahahahahahahahas failed attempts at time trave. Please notice the picture on the top of the page. They were the last to attempt it:
http://www.fatchicksinpartyhats.com/part35.shtml

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04-20-2004, 12:12 AM

Originally posted by WarChild

I'm not a very good source for this sort of information. I don't really keep on top of the newest technology.

However. I will say say buy intel. All the problems I've ever had with over heating and or fried processors has always been with AMD.

All the problems I've ever had with video cards has been with ATI. They're fast, but their drivers suck ass.

If this is going to be your work PC, take some basic precautions to be redundant. Hard drives are cheap now, and so are PCI raid cards. You can buy an Adaptec card, and two 200 gig drives for less than $500US. This will give you a mirror of your hard drive. VERY handy if you have a failure.

I can tell you what I use for my work machine:

2 X 2.8ghz Intel P4 2way Xeon processors
2 Gigs ram. Xeons need a specific type of RAM.
21" MultiSync FP2141 monitor
4 x 120gig Maxtor drives. 7200 RPM ATA133.
Adaptec ATA 1200 Raid controller
Drives configured as two seperate mirror sets. Giving me 120 gig system partition and a 120 gig data parition. Redudant
ATi Radeon9700 All in wonder. It sucks ass, but I like watching TV. SOmetimes it's good for games, mostly it crashes

If you want to do the research and see what's best for YOU .. check here: http://www.tomshardware.com/

It's been 3-4 years since I've kept up with hardware. I've found the mother of cases but that is all they sell there, cases. So I thought I build one.

I've always used Intel chips, have seen the same over heating problems with the AMD. I was going to put 2 Hard drives in it and mirror them. They sure are cheap now.

I don't remember what I paid for the first 10 MEG hard drive I got in an IBM but I remember thinking I never filled up the 5 MEG and didn't know what I'd do with all that space.

Anyway, I digress....

Thanks for the input, it's been a long time since I've been to Tom's Hardware site, it was always a good reference.

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04-20-2004, 12:14 AM

Originally posted by DavePlays

It's been 3-4 years since I've kept up with hardware. I've found the mother of cases but that is all they sell there, cases. So I thought I build one.

I've always used Intel chips, have seen the same over heating problems with the AMD. I was going to put 2 Hard drives in it and mirror them. They sure are cheap now.

I don't remember what I paid for the first 10 MEG hard drive I got in an IBM but I remember thinking I never filled up the 5 MEG and didn't know what I'd do with all that space.

Anyway, I digress....

Thanks for the input, it's been a long time since I've been to Tom's Hardware site, it was always a good reference.

Also, If you're going to do any heavy video processing, load up on processor. That's why I have dual Xeons .. When I'm rending in Vegas Video, it pins them both.

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04-20-2004, 12:29 AM

Originally posted by WarChild

Also, If you're going to do any heavy video processing, load up on processor. That's why I have dual Xeons .. When I'm rending in Vegas Video, it pins them both.

No, anything over 2 gig is an over kill for my use as far as processor, and I thought 1 gig would do for memory.

I am going blind so I do want to get a good monitor, but I'm not sure I want a 21", I need to go look at a few. I used to always use Diamond video cards.

I thought I'd use 1 small drive for just the O/S, and put everything else on the other drive and mirror it on a twin drive.

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04-20-2004, 12:31 AM

Originally posted by DavePlays

No, anything over 2 gig is an over kill for my use as far as processor, and I thought 1 gig would do for memory.

I am going blind so I do want to get a good monitor, but I'm not sure I want a 21", I need to go look at a few. I used to always use Diamond video cards.

I thought I'd use 1 small drive for just the O/S, and put everything else on the other drive and mirror it on a twin drive.

Might aswell mirror your OS drive aswell.

The Raid card I use from Adaptec can handle 4 drives .. It has two seperate channels. It's worth less than $100 US for the card.

A mirrored drive hahahahahas at the same speed as as single drive, but it reads twice as fast

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04-20-2004, 12:43 AM

I'm going to bed now.

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