Yes, 2004 was awesome. Everyone! That's very cool!
Infact I do:
In association with 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Steven Rambam will finally
deliver his talk entitled, "Privacy is Dead." As you may recall, this was
originally scheduled for the middle of HOPE Number Six but wound up being
cancelled
Hmmm .. now do it *in* PHP ...
http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=47585
:-)
BTW, anyone know when they will be rescheduling the talk from this
year's HOPE on privacy?
- Jon
On Nov 16, 2006, at 2:16 PM, csnyder wrote:
> On 11/16/06, Michael Hernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> W
Attended them all. Getting a bit crazed now.
The best was '04. After the RNC came to town and we all got ourselves
arrested. Emmanuel too.
:-)
ed
On 11/16/06, Ben Sgro (sk) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another 2600 reader! Pleased to meet you!
>
> Have you ever attended HOPE?
>
> - Ben
>
> (S
Hmm... Did not think that this would be that difficult. Though I
know I looked at it for several day before posting here. Sorry for
all posts. The last solution did not work either. There is an if
statement but no else. Sorry I am unsure where it would go. Also
for some reason the chan
Gotcha. Try this:
$zips = $z->get_zips_in_range('07732', '10',
_ZIPS_SORT_BY_DISTANCE_ASC, true);
$row_count++;
foreach ($zips as $key => $value)
{
//find all locations within range using returned zipcode values
$sql_events = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM area36 WHERE zipcode
='$key'") o
Every service provider asks me, how much RAM do you want? How much
bandwidth do you need?
My standard answer is that on the first day, the application will have
one user - me. After that, it's anyone's guess.
Any thoughts on ways to estimate bandwidth requirements? Are there any
modeling tools
Michael Hernandez wrote:
> When this thread reveals methods of using PHP to get free
> phone calls I'll *really* start paying attention
http://futurephone.com/'); ?>
Is that close enough? :-)
Chris
--
Chris Shiflett
http://shiflett.org/
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New York
On 11/16/06, Michael Hernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When this thread reveals methods of using PHP to get free phone calls
> I'll *really* start paying attention :) hahaha
Oh you didn't know about the phreak() function in php 5.2?
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New York P
3tera has a solution that they offer to hosting companies that goes way
beyond this. In fact, MT could even be using it. Check out:
http://www.3tera.com
http://www.thegridlayer.com
http://www.utilityserve.com/
This may be the future, but for whom -- you or the service provider? The
benfit is obvi
The problem with this is that the count is always greater than zero.
The count($key) will always equal at least one. The one being the
orignating zipcode that you searched since even if you searched 1
mile, you would still have one originating zipcode. If there is a
location at that orig
I'm retrofitting a simple templating system. Ends up that I've got PHP in
the output buffer that needs to get executed prior to sending to the
browser. I'm using the callback function within ob_start command (e.g.
ob_start(runphp);). Anyone had any experience doing this (or better ideas)?
Than
I'm making a post request to an https site using PEAR HTTP_Client. The site
redirects me and the redirected page returns a response as a relative link,
and so I end up getting back http://locahost/ rather than
https://[site]/ and so end up with a 404 error. Does anyone know how I
can get
Wow, MT's grid server is incredibly interesting. Been using MT for years
with few to no complaints on any level. Anyone have experience with the new
service?
Mark
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Morgan Craft
> Sent: Thursday, Nove
The B&N on Madison Ave and 46th street (Midtown) has it tucked in the
computer magazine section. I know the B&N back home in Ohio doesn't
carry it. So probably isn't in all the B&Ns
-Morgan
Brian Dailey wrote:
> Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check that out. Does any B&N carry
> 'haki
Sorry... I looked at it a little too quickly... You need to put your if
statement outside the foreach. That was the issue.
$zips = $z->get_zips_in_range('07732', '10', _ZIPS_SORT_BY_DISTANCE_ASC, true);
if(isset($zips) && count($key) > 0)
//find all locations within range using returned zipcode
Hearing good things about Media Temples new 'Grid Server'. From what
they are advertising the grid system should balance sites across all
servers instead of clustering with the possibility of no downtimes.
http://www.mediatemple.net/webhosting/gs/
-Morgan
Tom Melendez wrote:
> Hey Folks,
>
>
Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check that out. Does any B&N carry
'haking' or is there a particular location I need to look for it?
- Brian
Ben Sgro (sk) wrote:
> Hey Brian,
>
> HOPE is great. I went in both 04 and 06. I've been reading 2006 since '97.
>
> I feel the technical level hasn
On Nov 16, 2006, at 12:13 PM, Ben Sgro (sk) wrote:
> Hey Brian,
>
> HOPE is great. I went in both 04 and 06. I've been reading 2006
> since '97.
>
> I feel the technical level hasn't kept pace with my own expertise
> as I've
> aged, but its a refreshing read.
>
> I recently stumbled on a new
If I do as I think you suggested here:
On Nov 16, 2006, at 11:35 AM, Rob Marscher wrote:
> You want to use mysql_num_rows -
> http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-num-rows.php - after your
> query. You can then do an if statement to check if mysql_num_rows !
> = 0
> before doing the while
Hey Brian,
HOPE is great. I went in both 04 and 06. I've been reading 2006 since '97.
I feel the technical level hasn't kept pace with my own expertise as I've
aged, but its a refreshing read.
I recently stumbled on a new magazine at B&N, 'haking', a European
publication.
Very technical with s
You want to use mysql_num_rows -
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-num-rows.php - after your
query. You can then do an if statement to check if mysql_num_rows != 0
before doing the while loop:
$sql_events = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM area36 WHERE zipcode
='$key'") or die (mysql_err
No! Don't respond off-list, unless you CC me. :D Whilst I am not an
official subscriber, I catch up at Borders when I can.
- Brian
Ben Sgro (sk) wrote:
> Another 2600 reader! Pleased to meet you!
>
> Have you ever attended HOPE?
>
> - Ben
>
> (Sorry to hijack this thread, you can respond off
I have the start of a zipcode radius locator. It seems to work but
the problem I am having is creating an error statement if no
locations are found. At first it made sense to check for retuned
zipcode values. The problem being one zipcode will always be
returned the one that is used for
Another 2600 reader! Pleased to meet you!
Have you ever attended HOPE?
- Ben
(Sorry to hijack this thread, you can respond off list if you want)
- Original Message -
From: "edward potter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NYPHP Talk"
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 5:07 PM
Subject: Re: [nyp
Hey Folks,
I'd like to offer my (brief, I promise) opinion on this having been on
both sides of the fence (offering and evaluating an SLA). I also want
to note that I am coming into the middle of this thread, so I may have
missed the initial requirements.
We all want 100% uptime, which as Ken sa
I'm originally from Tennessee. Where I lived, broadband was unavailable.
Dialup was painfully slow, so I ended up using Verizon's wireless
network as my primary connection (while at home). I have found it to be
great to use, but I've also heard some horror stories about
nightmarishly large cell
I am working on writing the code (with PHP LDAP functions) to insert
records into a directory. I have been working for about five hours
now, trying to insert a new organization, but to no avail. I continue
to get an error (65) from this block of code, and I cannot figure out
why. Any ideas?
For people struggling with the same problem, I managed to do it like Jon
suggested.
I can say that Cake is a very flexible and easy to use framework.
Thanks for your help!
Marcin
On 02/11/06, Jon Baer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hard to say without seeing your routes.php, can you post?
- Jon
RE: Employing wireless broadband internet for PHP web dev or
server management on the road (via laptop or PDA)?
a) Have you ever used Verizon Wireless Broadband (or similar)
for internet access (via your laptop or PDA) throughout a
major city metro area or even around the country?
b) If yes
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