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No it's not hard. If you know VB and PHP you should be able to pick the little differences, and start working quiet rapidly.

If I remember right it takes about 30 min to render, and I can tell you the render tool is incredibly fast, as I tried it on a different software and it was showing like 10 hours! For the total worktime, well that's maybe 4 hours of work.

Actually we fixed that issue quiet some time ago I believe....

ok changed again the lights... and the floor... and the tubes:

Wordpress is not really a CMS... it's a blog system yes, but not really a CMS as there is no real workflow.

Well, for open source / small projects, PHP might be the way to go. If you work for companies, then C# / ASP.NET is more the thing to use. I would not use VB.NET, it doesn't offer anything special over C#, and personally I find the language more annoying than C#. But it is also a question of taste. With both you can do EXACTLY the same kind of things. Even if I believe there is more market share for C# than VB.NET If you know well PHP, then you should not have such big deals moving to something like C#, even if it may requires some time to really use C# as it should be used. If I was you, I would not jump too much around as you will end up knowing none of those things.

New version here: Feedback welcome ;)

Yep they look odd... Trying to improve them currently ;) as well as adding some light tubes.

If it's cryptography for communications, then you should check asymmetric keys and symmetric keys cryptography. Assembler... well it may help but a good C coding skill shall do the trick as well as well as good knowledge of kernel and drivers as well as base protocols (HTTP, FTP, NFS and more). If this is the road you want to take you should do some school, has you will need to demonstrate somehow your knowledge to companies which may hire you later on, and for that nothing will work as well as a paper demonstrating your knowledge. Beside of course if you discover some security issues, however it may be really hard.

I was wondering if I should make the light source visible or not... So I will try to add some neon light tubes or something in the next render.

Yes would need to redo the wires... They are not really good currently.

Comments & feedback are welcome as always.

Book about cryptography: there is tons about that subject. All depends what you are really up to. I mean, history? well it's really old, even old Romans had ways to code messages. But maybe it's not what you are after, so you should have a goal and look info about how to reach the goal... trying to get all of a subject is normally hard. Assembler, well, you well need again to define for which platform / OS you want it... as a 8086 assembler is completely different from an ARM one. About the usefulness of Assembler... well in some field it is in deed mandatory (for example embeded systems) but most of today development doesn't need it. So you should really evaluate the effort / benefit of it.

MMm just a quick question, why should someone help you instead of doing something else? I mean, will you pay or your site is already that good that working for you gives useful credits?

For sure what DJ gave you works you simply need to add some more logic to show what YOU want there ;)

Why did you added the <td> within your JS? It will replace anyhow the content of your td... so no need to place the TD tag in the replacement string. Second issue, instead of having on a "onclick" even on the option (which I doubt it works), you should use a "onchange" even on the select tag, and then see which value has been selected with something like   var drp=document.getElementById('myDropdown'); var value=drp.options[drp.selectedIndex].text;

You should also state somehow your budget to see if it is reasonable and to think about how complex / detailed those modules will be. Just for info that's not for me as I normally don't do custom development.

Searching with google is too hard, isn't it? http://sourceforge.net/projects/devana/

Useless as even if your server would not answer to the port the flood would still come and kill the network anyhow.

No need of "execute" priv as PHP doesn't need to be run from the OS and is not normally as it is run through the Apache PHP module. But yes, that doesn't mean they don't have a bigger breach... simply I doubt they did a lot.

Well not true ruler. If a script is insecure, and your apache runs with let's say the user apache, you can write ONLY where the user apache has the right to write... which is normally not a lot. Now if you enable binary CGI then you could maybe face other kind of attacks as they could have entered with PHP and then switched to C/C++ and use one of the linux vulnerability to escalate the privileges. If this is the case then you are in big troubles but I highly doubt it. It look like (from a simple research of that kind of hackers and the effect I saw as user) simply a PHP attack and simply the index replacement nothing so bad in my opinion. Wiping the drive seems way useless for me, but well, hey, everyone is free to think differently.

Much better! You would need to resize the texture of the "room". Tiles should be much smaller ;-) To do so, simply increase the U, V tiling.

Could well be... I asked Nickson, CB and Dabs to upgrade a couple of month ago... since then nobody did it. Sorry their own fault :P

Like most of your knowledge: google it :-P http://www.wallpaperama.com/forums/how-to-display-php-errors-in-my-script-code-when-display-errors-is-disabled-t453.html

Blank pages means you have an error in your PHP code and you disabled the display of the error. You should enable it such that you can see what is wrong ;)