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Yep Facebook used HipHop, here is the github: https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php It compiles php into optimized C++.

So for someone not completely understanding of Silverlight. Am I correct in saying that this is Microsoft's response to flash? Except attempting to make something more powerful, less resource intensive and easier to run any everything.

This can help: http://search.creativecommons.org/

Walked around a bit and talked to some guy. It was fun, but no real purpose yet.

Holy god there is a lot of base64 encodings over and over. I messed up a copy n paste without saving, and now off to classes. One part after the first base64 decode is actually base64->gz->raw_data

Doesn't look like there is an option. You can just upload it to mediafire.com or some file upload site.

lol. If you don't mind, just send me that one encoded file.

Base64 encoding? lol. Just dump all that code in a base64 decoder, then boom. I thought you meant it was like IonCubed or something.

Is this legal?

Um. okay. I set my cpanel on the CURRENT branch. If your using EDGE, I'd be scared. Half of those releases bork something instead of actually helping in my experiences.   Wouldn't help at all. Unless the ddos attack was from less than 50 bots/victims. Scripts or anything server sided will lock up eons before they get to run. The protection has to be at the swithboard or data-center, and its hella expensive.   Yeah they'll null route all your requests. You can't have one site that probably pays 5/m for shared hosting take down a server holding thousands of clients. The expensive blocks I assume do mitigation with some fancy algorithms that notice how fast the requests come after a .1 sec delay, to help differentiate from true users and bots. Some probably are as easy as checking for a user-agent and what not. However, I am not sure how the insides exactly work for the hella expensive stuff.

Can someone anwser something for me? Did something get hacked again? I'm confused as to what got hacked, and what is happening now besides the bickering on the last 3 pages that is hard to follow.

A domain is less than 10 bucks for a year. There is no monthly payment there. If you don't have the dedication to buy a domain that will last at LEAST a year, then I don't have the dedication to look at the game.

Thats cause its deprecated. If your trying to clean sql queries, then just use preg. Or make a wrapper so that you don't have to worry about passing full queries and cleaning them.

lol. Then where is the creativity if someone creates your content?

Did you run the alter query so your table actually has that column? You could try separate the variables out of the PHP and see if that works. I hate seeing strings and vars mixed together. So try.   $db->query("UPDATE users SET myrace=" . $_POST['myrace'] . " WHERE userid=" . intval($userid) . ")";   Please please say you'll add some cleaning to this. What stops me from using firebug. Editing the value of that dropdown to like some nasty sql query. Your script will pull it right in and execute it. Unless dB->query() runs some cleaning. I haven't ever looked at mccodes.

Illusions has already explained how to fix this yourself. ereg has been deprecated since 5.3, soooo you had ample warning. Either way he explained it. The parameters don't change. Just rename ereg to preg_match and add backslash at end and beginning (still inside " tho). Except, I never used ereg myself. Maybe the actual expressions have to be different. You'll have to see.

Yeah I spent awhile looking at some budget VPSes. Spent some time at Virpus, site5, bluehost and they all just seemed not as snappy to me. I went and got a Linode, its running great.

Well, mobile Flash is being discounted. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/11/adobe-to-end-mobile-flash-plug-in-development.html

Yeah those load times are pretty good for 20/y. I pay twice that per month :o

Its a lot better now. It must of been me.

I hope your server is better on release. 10sec for a pageload already has lost me. Thought it looks very different and promising.

Like an IP helps any in a DDoS attack. The IPs would be all victim IPs. Unless he was dumb enough to be using some really really old XR botnets. Either way, adding true DDoS protection on a server is hella expensive. Like 200-400+ per month. So did you get that protection? Or just like a smarter iptables rule or some new apache modules?

If you sell it though, someone will have to verify the differences otherwise there could be a lawsuit. Heres a screenshot of SoulRaider's code. I'm taking the side that it looks similar, and needs investigating. Notice how there is little similarities in this code?

Haven't a clue? um... maybe   if($ir['location'] != OTHER LOCATION VAR) { // ahhh were not in same area, error out } else { // all is good }

Those in itself are very broad and good enough for starters. Once you can comfortably edit jQuery plugins to your liking, start making your own. Its really amazing the powerful-ness you can do with it. Yes, you can use AJAX with jQuery.