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gngeo. http://m.peponas.free.fr/gngeo/ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, but that's for *NIX machines only. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You never know, Win32 port might be coming.

Unless there's some xbox title you really like, here one nugget of advise: DON'T.

gngeo. http://m.peponas.free.fr/gngeo/

Get on #1emu to here K's ramblings. He talks to himself there.

Yes. What exactly do you want to save?

format c: is so yesterday. Use Knoppix.

It's going to be on Atomiswave.

Doctorate in Googleogy. That's all you need.

Refer to post #453 in this thread.

DNS server should be set to your ISP's DNS server not the NAT gateway, unless of course actually you have a DNS server on it.

Moral of the story: Always keep backups of your updates, service packs etc etc.

If you're formatting at all for no apparent reason, then there is something seriously wrong with your security/maintainence policy.

Really old stuff.

I doubt it, but all the best anyway. On a dedicated 24/7 server with a fixed IP. Yes, but most consumer broadband plans I know of explicity forbid hosting. Many ISPs block of incoming connections to port 80 (the port which HTTP/WWW uses), so you'll need to seek other (and usually more expensive) plans. Besides self-hosting, you can buy server/hosting space from an ISP and put your stuff. You will typically be given a telnet/ssh account to log into to do your work. Advantage of this is that most of technical and setup details are already taken care of for you. Disadvantage is you have far less control than you would from self-hosting. In order of difficulty (IMO): - Pay/seduce/blackmail/indimidate someone to do it for you. - Wizard-type tools that guide you through and allow you to choose from some pre-canned designs (eg Wasy Web Editor http://www.easywebeditor.com/) - WYIWYG tools like MS front page which allows you to construct a site like a word processor. - Manually write HTML. Languages: This really depends on what you want to do with your site. For a simple website, plain HTML would do. For better visuals, you will need CSS and perhaps some Javascript. But if you need to offer truly dynamic behavior (eg a search function). you'll need to pick up some scripting languages. Popular ones are PHP, Perl, Python, VBScript (ASP). Usually, you will also need to learn some SQL for database manipulation (MySQL is very popular in this area as it integrates very well with PHP). Flash knowledge is also useful for adding fancy (but otherwise almost useless and bandwidth hogging) graphical effects to your page. None that I know of. I guess you will have to learn it the hard way if you want to make it the coolset website in history.

I have to agree with Nintendo here. Do remember that Nintendo is a publically listed company where public opinion could affect its financial performance. Also note that this isn't your avg fan site, but a site which carries controversial material (such that revealing the URL on this board might break regulations, I might add). If some idiotic "concerned parent" decides to make a big fuss over this, it's not going to reflect well on their balance sheets. So as much as I detest legal suits, I have to go with the big N here.

In addition, you need to configure NAT on the PC to share your internet connection. More info on your networking hardware like the connection type (USB,RJ45 etc), your type of internet access (dialup, broadband) and the software you are using.

Your rules 4 and 5 are absolutely absurd.

I think it's likely his box got rootkitted and turned into a zombie.

Yes, so does the virii/malware. Go google for "sandboxing" and "principle of least privileges" for details. Generally speaking, no. Some sh1t is definitely going on. Implementing a proper security policy and actually following it. Sandboxing and least privilege principles are 2 things that such a policy consists of on top of what I mentioned in my earlier post (firewall, patch your machine etc). Many ignorant people think that security is some super software that you can just install and be done with. The reality is that security is not a product but a set of best practices which users should follow to prevent/reduce their exposure to malicious activities and software.

*We want porn* *We want porn*

Anything from Kosuke Fujishima: You're Under Arrest, Ah My Goddess, Sakura Wars. And Gensomaden Saiyuki.

if spyware detector is your idea of "fully protected", then i hate to see what unprotected is. antiviruses, spyware cleaners, registry cleaners are BS. They only address the symptoms of the problem, not the root cause of it.

This is something that has been repeated over here countless times: - install a firewall - shut down all unneeded services - keep your system patched and up to date - do not run as administrator - do not run untrusted programs (especially as administrator) - avoid IE.

I can't decide whether SF3 Chun Li or SVC Chun Li has better looking thighs.

Sakura Wars I&2