"Yes!" I thought, "That would be a great name for a web designing company!" Can't you just see scrolling to the bottom of your page and seeing the words "Designed by Dr. Speedwack and his Puppets" It's a great idea! DH and I had been talking about programing all evening because I finally think I have a decent design for my FIL's page and DH thought so too. Before Hitchcock entered our evening we had been talking about how the two of us should make this more of a business and come up with a name for it. Dr. Speedwack seemed so great and we were coming up with ideas for a logo. An image of a man dressed in 1800 style controlling DH and I as the marionette puppets in front of computers. Black and white, Dr's face is in the shadows but you see a beard and mustache, a smile, a top hat and his hands stretching out over DH and I controlling us. I had so much fun thinking about this and if I have have a chance I will do my best to creat this image somehow because it is to cool to pass up.

Oh, and DH came up with the pièce de résistance being that we change Dr. Speedwack to Dr. Speedhack. Yes! We are so cool! Such unschoolers, such hackers. I feel very cool lately.

I think the idea is to cool, but sadly I don't think anyone but a hacker/geek would truly appreciate the name and it might scare some people off. *shrugs* Owell. Great idea huh?

Dr. Speedhack, Master puppeteer and professional computer programer.

(Isn't he great!)

Image below was generated using 128*128 robot imposters.

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Google does not hesitate to use technologies from its (new/future) concurrents, they confessed it from the beginning. WTL co-exists with Apple Webkit (a render engine) and with "Mozilla interface to Java Plugin APIs" within the browser.

windows vienna is the code name for windows 7. it used to be called blackbomb but they changed it in like 2005 for some reason. i found a screenshot of it and it looks exactly like windows vista. the only difference i saw was that windows added some options to the right click menu when you click on your desktop.

windows vista screenshot:[link]

windows vienna/blackbomb/7 screenshot:[link]

links:wikipedia article
windows 7 official website

GAME MAKERS!

game makers is my new social network for people that like to make games. you do not have to be a game maker to join. i just made it a few minutes ago so we dont have any members. when we do it will be a great place to find programmers or graphics people.

please tell your friends about it we need lots of people.
link:game makers

Oke mendingan kita mulai aja dah pelajarannya dari pada ngomong mulu cape ah.... Tapi sebelum elo-elo mulai belajar elo musti siapin dulu senjata-senjata buat perang.... ???? bingung ... jangan bingung kan kalo kita mao bertempur kita harus punya senjata biar menang, makanya gua mao kasih tau elo-elo supaya ambil senjata dulu.

phpmanual (html , chm) -> ini buat manual elo-elo kalo belajar tu perlua ada manual biar kalo perlu fungsi-fungsi php tinggal lihat manual aja.

ebook -> ini buat belajar aplikasi web lebih lanjut

apache-xampp (windows , linux) -> ini buat servernya

nah mendingan sekarang donlot dulu tuh semua itu ntar baru balik lagi kesini ..... sekalian bawa makanan ama minuman biar gak kelaperan :)) .

nah kalo udah pada di donlotin sekarang elo mo pake windows apa linux ......???? kalo gw saranin sih mendingan pake linux biar enak gak ada virus yang ganggu. Nah sebelom kita belajar PHP elo tau gak PHP itu apaan kalo belom tau ente cari tau dulu dah biar pinter dikit. cari aja di wiki kalo gak di google. kalo udah ngerti kita sekarang mulai belajar .....

Untuk yang make Windows :

1. Install xampp yang ente donlot tadi , taro dimana aja terserah bisa di program files atau tempat lain juga bisa. Itu cuma ekstrak file doang kok ngak nginstall. Xampp ini bwt aplikasi server kita knp gw pilih xampp karena bwt newbie2 kayak kite2 gampangan pake xampp soalnya udah integrasi antara Apache -> Server, Mysql -> Database dan PHP -> bahasa pemrogramannya, sebenernya bisa sih kita install satu-satu tapi ribet jelasinnya disini soalnya musti dikneksiin antara apache,mysql dan php nya.

2. Nah kalo udah diekstrak/install sekarang dijalanin dulu apachenya, caranya masuk ke folder e\hasil ekstrak Xampp yang tadi, cari file yang namanya xampp-control klik 2 kali , nah nongolkan tuh klik start pada apache sama mysqlnya. kalo udah berarti sudah siap sekarang kita coding.

3. Untuk PHP tidak seperti HTML yang tidak perlu server untuk dibuka di browser karena memang merupakan client side sedangkan php merupakan server side programing makanya harus ada di server gak bisa disembarang folder. nah kalo di xampp foldernya yaitu "htdocs" , semua file php harus di taruh disini. nah sekarang buat lah file hello.php pada folder htdocs tersebut. Ketik pada file hello.php baris seperti ini :

save file tersebut. Trus buka browser ente ketik http://localhost/hello.php

Tadaaaa........

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It would be impossible for me to express my gratitude to the many persons who have shown or taught me things. It would be even more difficult to credit the articles, books and people that have inspired me. Worst of all, it would be almost shameful to relate how half of the best ideas or applications I've written or designed are nothing more than works built on top of the very innovative initiatives of others.

Maybe not; those who have worked with me know I am usually the guy rooting for copying 'what Google did' or wanting to do 'what the rails guys did' but the point is that, in the IT industry, most of what we do has already been done. Maybe in a different platform or infrastructure or maybe in a different language or process. More telling and more critical is that the same errors and mistakes keep being made. Only the people change and it doesn't take a decade for mistakes to repeat either...

Some call this cross pollination, some call it stealing and the famous saying is that copying is the sincerest form of flattery...

Whatever - I believed I agreed fully with the cross pollination line of thought but...

I have recently discovered that an old colleague of mine has 'posted as his own' a detailed overview (code and all, lol) of a semi-decent piece of functionality I developed for our then-common employer. How decent? Decent enough that I have built this same functionality again for more employers.

Lamest part is the 'apparent ownership of ideas and development' implied. At least, the 'offender' is touting something he recently fixed that he had broken in the first place.

How stupid is THIS post you are reading you ask? Better choice of pronouns would have made me content with the post. (and happy for him) Soon after reading I called the person on it and he claims ignorance and indifference to whole situation.

Mind you, this is not about outing anyone but about feeling a little 'erased' by the recent posting I read.

Is that what I've been doing every time I create something for my employer? 'Erase' that person from which I learned from? It is true that not knowing our history we are bound to repeat it.

I have already forgotten how many times a supervisor has walked into my field of vision and broken the ice with: 'How difficult would it be?...' and sent the team on a wild goose chase because he will not accept 'no we can't do that' or 'that has been tried and it sucks' for an answer.

I am convinced this is a 'technique' on the supervisor's arsenal to 'inspiring confidence' on a team when the request is unrealistic. Not that it works since, by attempt, the supervisor has already questioned the team's confidence in what they do.

The end result is that the team toils away with given request knowing very well expectations will not be met. Maybe I should have tried answering those with 'neither you pay us enough for doing that nor do we know how to do it' or something along those lines...

Missed opportunities, my curent boss totally gets it. Wow, this could be a post about managers! Sorry, this is only sometimes-applicable, not a rule and, there are way better posts on this that what I can write.

Back to post.

In hindsight, I should not have gotten worked up about such a thing. I am certain this happens all the time and its one of those things that makes us grow. I'm gonna take this situation for what it is and use it as a lesson to not take myself so seriously.

...not, but worth it as I've met new people and many old in just 4 out of the five that haved passed.

Classes are intresting.

Programming with Visual Basic- Awesome I'm working on a webbrowser that will eventually work like a pro.

Fundametal Networking-is okay and hopefully I will like it.

Intro to PC Operating System- only attened one class and it seems cool

I might do this every firday.

Below are the common steps to restore a DB from a .bak file

Copy the .bak file to the physical drive of the machine.

Log into the Enterpise manager of SQL for the concerned server.

Once inside log into the QA

RESTORE DATABASE {db name}
FROM DISK =
'C:\{db name} .bak' --Backupfile path
WITH MOVE 'Logical_Name_Data' TO D:\SQLDATA\MSSQL\data\{db name}
_Data.MDF', --MDF file destination path
MOVE 'Logical_Data_Log' TO 'D:\SQLDATA\MSSQL\data\{db name}
_Log.LDF', -- LDF Location
STATS = 1, REPLACE
GO

Make sure to replace the

{db name} = Name of your Database and 

Logical_Data = Name of the Logical file  -- Filesystem name

Here is complate code of the same

RESTORE DATABASE CTS
FROM DISK = 'E:\cts_backup.BAK'
WITH REPLACE, MOVE 'cts_data' TO 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\cts_adzeal_data.MDF',
MOVE 'cts_log' TO 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data\cts_log.LDF'
,STATS = 1, REPLACE
GO

now alot of people use certain programs to login to our talker, one of them being CRT, or Hyperterminal, smartEMU.. Putty.. now most fo these programs are free.. and you can find alot of sites to download these programs.. Here's a few ways to login to our talker:

if you're using programs like putty, or hyper terminal, or CRT: * type the hostname: (dune.net), and the port adress: (4742), save the adress, and connect for WIz or Admins (dune.net), port adress: (2475)

if you're using a webbrowser such as Mozilla, Internet Explorer, Safari, or Netscape * type the adress like a normal URL like so (telnet://dune.net:4742) on the browser bar our wizport for Wiz & Admins: (telnet://dune.net:2475)

or connect to our talker through our website: * http://www.webng.com/nrunner

If you need help connecting to our talker, login to our Wiz & Admin Chat at: http://www.webng.com/nrunner/chat.html & chat with the Operator to get some assistance.