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Topic:
anyone into programming?
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jgfran01
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Thu 07/09/09 08:22 PM
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I am a student at Kaplan University, getting my BS in Information Technology - animations. I'm sorry. http://www.google.com/search?q=kaplan+sucks&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a Before you post something like that try to get more information first, do your research then post. Here is some links for you http://www.shgresources.com/colleges/online-colleges/ http://www.distance-education.org/ReviewsList/Kaplan-University-12 |
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Topic:
anyone into programming?
Edited by
jgfran01
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Sun 07/05/09 07:15 PM
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I am a student at Kaplan University, getting my BS in Information Technology - animations.
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Topic:
Myspace issue
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YOu have to go into your settings and allow apps.
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Edited by
jgfran01
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Tue 06/16/09 11:30 PM
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I am really into 3ds max, Photoshop and After Effects...any Photoshop users out there? This is nothing new but thought I'd pass it along. Novice Photoshop users can do this with ease and it's pretty cool. You can take any photo and make it look miniature: http://www.tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php If you're interested in what computers can REALLY do check out the artwork on these forums here: http://forums.cgsociety.org/forumdisplay.php?f=121 Most of these were done using a 3D app. like Maya or 3ds max etc. oh, it's a fake bokeh tutorial. There's actually a ton of them out there if you look on photography websites, but they never reach the real thing - guess that's why canon and nikon can charge a few grand for the fast lenses that do it well. as a photog, the thing that bugs me most is that the plane of focus is off in that there is no gradual fade over the entire image, it's very sudden and the entire top half of the frame is evenly blurred. not to mention bokeh and blur are nothing alike. sorry to go into photo nerd mode, but I'm extremely anal when it comes to my photography lol. so yes, i use photoshop extensively. The pictures above is from a program, and I think they look good for a program generated from software. |
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Edited by
jgfran01
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Tue 06/16/09 09:03 PM
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No it is not something that I have always understood, that is why I am going to college. I have always used generated codes, but I have learned from them, and now that I am going to school I understand them better. If you like to build web sites then you should take a class on web site development.If you have a pacific questions just ask me here, I check this thread all the time.
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Question 1. What are good coding practices? How can these be integrated into the learning of how to code in XHTML? What effects will it have on a web page if container tags or stand-alone non-empty tags are not used when coding in HTML? It is always good to add comments to your tags, (shown in figure 1.) so that you can refer to them later, and make easy changes to your tags for troubleshooting. Also it is important to make four main tags first, and then add text to help you keep the tags in order. Always make notes on your changes (save your changes in your computer for documentation), follow your civil right laws, and make your site validated. Test your site, and implement web standards by using certain DOCTPES (strict or transitional). This will show that you have correctly implemented certain XHTML. Remember the four main tags, (shown in figure 2.), and end your tags (shown in figure 3.). Figure 1. <!-- This is a comment. It does not affect this page.-- > <!-- The head of a web page contains code that does not appear on the web page. -- > Figure 2. <html> <head> <title> <body> Figure 3. </font> </body> </html> (Make sure to place a / character in your tags. The slash appears before the element name for the stand-alone non-empty tags.). Container tags are used to affect a certain portion of your material. They utilize the on/off approach. Container tags operate on the material between the opening tag < tag> and the closing tag </ tag>. If you do not put container tags in properly or empty tags it will keep your HTML from validating. Note: This was written by myself for class. I don't recall anyone asking that question. I did revise it tho before I turned it in today. Studying html? I'm sorry for you. I have had a few classes in it. I hate it. Besides no body uses pure html. It is only ever used as nothing more than a container for scripts. Mingle2 is done mostly in php from what I have read. |
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Question 1. What are good coding practices? How can these be integrated into the learning of how to code in XHTML? What effects will it have on a web page if container tags or stand-alone non-empty tags are not used when coding in HTML? It is always good to add comments to your tags, (shown in figure 1.) so that you can refer to them later, and make easy changes to your tags for troubleshooting. Also it is important to make four main tags first, and then add text to help you keep the tags in order. Always make notes on your changes (save your changes in your computer for documentation), follow your civil right laws, and make your site validated. Test your site, and implement web standards by using certain DOCTPES (strict or transitional). This will show that you have correctly implemented certain XHTML. Remember the four main tags, (shown in figure 2.), and end your tags (shown in figure 3.). Figure 1. <!-- This is a comment. It does not affect this page.-- > <!-- The head of a web page contains code that does not appear on the web page. -- > Figure 2. <html> <head> <title> <body> Figure 3. </font> </body> </html> (Make sure to place a / character in your tags. The slash appears before the element name for the stand-alone non-empty tags.). Container tags are used to affect a certain portion of your material. They utilize the on/off approach. Container tags operate on the material between the opening tag < tag> and the closing tag </ tag>. If you do not put container tags in properly or empty tags it will keep your HTML from validating. Note: This was written by myself for class. I don't recall anyone asking that question. I did revise it tho before I turned it in today. Studying html? I'm sorry for you. I have had a few classes in it. I hate it. Besides no body uses pure html. It is only ever used as nothing more than a container for scripts. Mingle2 is done mostly in php from what I have read. |
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Question 1. What are good coding practices? How can these be integrated into the learning of how to code in XHTML? What effects will it have on a web page if container tags or stand-alone non-empty tags are not used when coding in HTML? It is always good to add comments to your tags, (shown in figure 1.) so that you can refer to them later, and make easy changes to your tags for troubleshooting. Also it is important to make four main tags first, and then add text to help you keep the tags in order. Always make notes on your changes (save your changes in your computer for documentation), follow your civil right laws, and make your site validated. Test your site, and implement web standards by using certain DOCTPES (strict or transitional). This will show that you have correctly implemented certain XHTML. Remember the four main tags, (shown in figure 2.), and end your tags (shown in figure 3.). Figure 1. <!-- This is a comment. It does not affect this page.-- > <!-- The head of a web page contains code that does not appear on the web page. -- > Figure 2. <html> <head> <title> <body> Figure 3. </font> </body> </html> (Make sure to place a / character in your tags. The slash appears before the element name for the stand-alone non-empty tags.). Container tags are used to affect a certain portion of your material. They utilize the on/off approach. Container tags operate on the material between the opening tag < tag> and the closing tag </ tag>. If you do not put container tags in properly or empty tags it will keep your HTML from validating. Note: This was written by myself for class. I don't recall anyone asking that question. I did revise it tho before I turned it in today. |
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Edited by
jgfran01
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Tue 06/16/09 01:37 AM
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Question 1.
What are good coding practices? How can these be integrated into the learning of how to code in XHTML? What effects will it have on a web page if container tags or stand-alone non-empty tags are not used when coding in HTML? It is always good to add comments to your tags, (shown in figure 1.) so that you can refer to them later, and make easy changes to your tags for troubleshooting. Also it is important to make four main tags first, and then add text to help you keep the tags in order. Always make notes on your changes (save your changes in your computer for documentation), follow your civil right laws, and make your site validated. Test your site, and implement web standards by using certain DOCTPES (strict or transitional). This will show that you have correctly implemented certain XHTML. Remember the four main tags, (shown in figure 2.), and end your tags (shown in figure 3.). Figure 1. <!-- This is a comment. It does not affect this page.-- > <!-- The head of a web page contains code that does not appear on the web page. -- > Figure 2. <html> <head> <title> <body> Figure 3. </font> </body> </html> (Make sure to place a / character in your tags. The slash appears before the element name for the stand-alone non-empty tags.). Container tags are used to affect a certain portion of your material. They utilize the on/off approach. Container tags operate on the material between the opening tag < tag> and the closing tag </ tag>. If you do not put container tags in properly or empty tags it will keep your HTML from validating. Note: This was written by myself for class. |
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Topic:
I have a hacker
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help! Iam on datehookup too. And I have a hacker that taken my profile over. I tryed getting off the site but he hack in and got in to my personal email and photos. Iv tryed reporting him but the site cant stop him. Does anyone have any ideals?? Check your PC right now! Open a DOS prompt. Type: NETSTAT -A and hit < ENTER > If there is any activity on port 31337, you have Back Orafice installed. If there is any activity on port 12345, you have NetBus installed.* *These are the default ports for these programs, they can be configured for other ports! Copy and paste this in notepad and save it as "hack_check.bat" @ECHO OFF ECHO This batch file checks for hacker programs loaded on your PC. ECHO First it will give you list of active TCP/IP and UDP ports. ECHO If port 31337 is active you have Back Orafice loaded. ECHO If port 12345 is active you have NetBus loaded. pause CLS ECHO Looking for NetBus TCP port ECHO If infected, you will see a port listing for 12345 netstat -a | find "12345" pause CLS ECHO Looking for Back Orifice TCP port ECHO If infected, you will see a port listing for 31337 netstat -a | find "31337" pause CLS ECHO looking for the Back Orifice Executable ECHO If infected the file will be found DIR "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\EXE~1" pause CLS ECHO Looking for changes in the registry key ECHO This will create a file called "BOCHECK.TXT" ECHO Open the file and look for suspicious line like @="EXE~1" REGEDIT /E .\BOCHECK.TXT HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices pause CLS ECHO Looking for changes in the registry key ECHO This will create a file called "NBCHECK.TXT" if NetBus is loaded ECHO no file will be made if not. REGEDIT /E .\NBCHECK.TXT HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Patch\Settings\ServerPwd CLS @ECHO ON EXIT If that don't do anything try downlaoding hack doctor. I hope this was useful and it will solve your problem. |
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Topic:
Iphone 3GS
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I turned my LG VU CU920 into one.
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Topic:
Phone hacking
Edited by
jgfran01
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Mon 06/15/09 03:31 PM
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ill hack your mom |
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Edited by
jgfran01
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Sun 06/14/09 06:33 PM
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I made this from a picture that my friend sent me. |
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Topic:
Phone hacking
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I am thinking of hacking my razor v3. Has anyone had any experience with hacking the razor? |
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Topic:
Phone hacking
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I'm not saying to hack your service, just your phone cabibilities. I own my phone so if I want to change the them on it I can, or if i want to change the dialpaid on it I can. I know hacking the service provider is illegal, like stilling cable. All you do when you hack your phone is be able to go in and add XHTML files like for media and flash. You find a law against that then post it.
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Topic:
Phone hacking
Edited by
jgfran01
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Thu 06/11/09 12:58 AM
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You have to understand what hacking means. You can hack you phone and change anything you want, and it is not illegal. The word "hacking" has two definitions. The first definition refers to the hobby/profession of working with computers. The second definition refers to breaking into computer systems. While the first definition is older and is still used by many computer enthusiasts (who refer to cyber-criminals as "crackers"), the second definition is much more commonly used. In particular, the web pages here refer to "hackers" simply because our web-server logs show that every one who reaches these pages are using the second definition as part of their search criteria.
Hardware Cellphones, cryptocards, emulation, ... History Methods How to hack, describes the various techniques that can be used to attack problems. Script-Kiddies The early form of so-called hackers Hackers.com-Visually impressive, also has some useful info Hacked sited archive |
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Topic:
Phone hacking
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 It's an illegal invasion of privacy Violation of federal law.I wouldnt want to risk explaining that to a federal judge.
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Topic:
Phone hacking
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say what about it not being ilegal... yea it is expecially if they hack into your paypal account... |
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Topic:
Phone hacking
Edited by
jgfran01
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Thu 06/11/09 12:14 AM
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I changed my Lg Vu CU920 themes, dialpad, and ext. into a iPhone,slide with cool features that you can't get with regular Vu's or iPhones. I can hack any phone and change anything on it, even get free ringtones, games, and free internet. Remember hacking is not illegal unless you do something that is illegal. It is not illegal to hack phones, but it does void the warranty. Keep in mind that you can brick your phone and it will reboot continuously, so don't mess up any files and make sure you backup all files (save them on your computer). You can get phone hack software @ http://www.lg-vu.com/ and www.download.com (winrar). Also you can get tutorials on youtube as well, but remember to read the threads and learn as much as you can before you try doing it, because the tutorials are old and you might have vista. You will be amazed what you can do with it. If you have any questions on it just E-mail me and I will give you a private link to my web site to discuss it.
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Topic:
Slow Computers
Edited by
jgfran01
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Fri 06/05/09 04:52 PM
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The Disk Cleanup tool helps you free up space on your hard disk by searching your disk for files that you can safely delete. You can choose to delete some or all of the files. Use Disk Cleanup to perform any of the following tasks to free up space on your hard disk:
Remove temporary Internet files. Remove downloaded program files. For example, ActiveX controls and Java applets that are downloaded from the Internet. Empty the Recycle Bin. Remove Windows temporary files. Remove optional Windows components that you are not using. Remove installed programs that you no longer use. You can start Disk Cleanup, by doing any of the following: Click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type cleanmgr, and then click OK. -or- Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Disk Cleanup. -or- In Windows Explorer or My Computer, right-click the disk in which you want to free up space, click Properties, click the General tab, and then click Disk Cleanup. Back to the top Remove Files Stored on Your Hard Disk To remove files stored on your hard disk that you no longer use, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click My Computer. Right-click the disk in which you want to free up space, and then click Properties. Click the General tab, and then click Disk Cleanup. Click the Disk Cleanup tab (if it is not already selected), click to select the check boxes next to the files that you want to remove, and then click OK. Click Yes to the proceed with this action, and then click OK. Back to the top Remove Windows Components To remove Windows components that you are not using, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click My Computer. Right-click the disk in which you want to free up space, and then click Properties. Click the General tab, and then click Disk Cleanup. Click the More Options tab, and then under Windows components, click Clean up. The Windows Components Wizard starts. In the Components list, click to clear the check box next to the component(s) that you want to remove. A shaded check box next to a component indicates that only some of its subcomponents are installed. If you want to remove a subcomponent, click Details, click to clear the check box next to the subcomponent(s) that you want to remove, and then click OK. Click Next. In the Completing the Windows Components Wizard page, click Finish. Click OK, click Yes to proceed with this action, and then click OK. Back to the top Remove Installed Programs To remove programs that you no longer use, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click My Computer. Right-click the disk in which you want to free up space, and then click Properties. Click the General tab, and then click Disk Cleanup. Click the More Options tab, and then under Installed programs, click Clean up. The Add or Remove Programs dialog box is displayed. In the Currently installed programs list, click the program that you want to remove, and then click Remove (or Change/Remove). If you receive a prompt to confirm the removal of the program, click Yes. Repeat step 5 and 6 to remove other programs that you no longer use, and then click Close. Click OK, click Yes to proceed with this action, and then click OK. Back to the top Remove Restore Points To remove all restore points except the most recent restore point, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click My Computer. Right-click the disk in which you want to free up space, and then click Properties. Click the General tab, and then click Disk Cleanup. Click the More Options tab, and then under System Restore, click Clean up. Click Yes to remove all but the most recent restore point. Click OK, click Yes to proceed with this action, and then click OK |
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