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I found a what appears to be a pretty quiet fan that pushes a lot of air.
http://www.silenx.com/productcart/pc/configurePrdz.asp?idcategory=3&idproduct=9
Are these the best I can get or is there something that will have the same performance at a cheaper cost?
i like the idea about adding silent fans. the ones i have in there now probly push more air than a box fan.
where is a good place to snag rubber washers? home depot?
I have over 5 disks i want to chuck into a nicer case. My current is the big lian-li and i'm not diggin its size or noise. What options do I have for a case that's average sized and silent? I'd like a bunch of 3.5" slots (10 or so) and 2x 5.25".
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You are correct. JPG's would not yield much of a difference. However, PNG/TIF/RAW/BMP should show a pretty fair change in size when zipped.
There is a ton of information on zip read functions at http://us2.php.net/zip. There's even a fellow in the comments section that provides an unzip function.
Well, the purpose of this is to upload pictures to a specified gallery when I'm on the road. That way I'd be able to show my relatives, friends, and fans my pictures even when I'm not at home.
The zip idea is interesting, though. It might be possible for me to do such a thing since I will be...
I'm aware of the typical tutorials that you can find via google that will allow you to upload one file at a time.
<form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="upload.php" method="post">
Upload: <input name="userfile" type="file" />
<input type="submit" value="Upload File" />
</form>
And...
I got it to work! Thanks!
I ended up with:
$dtally = mysql_query("SELECT Count FROM imgtally WHERE Directory=\"$td\" AND IMG=\"$img\"");
if (isset($dtally) && $dtally != "") {
// nothing
}
etc..
How do I test to see if a row exists in a table? I'm making a counter for how many times an image is viewed. The way I have it right now (below) is to try and retrieve info from the table and if $imgtem gets something then update the table, if not, then create a row. But this gives me an error...
Sapphire 9600 NON-SE is good.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=14-102-305&depa=0
Apparently the SE's suck for video out so don't get a SE. Radeons 9600 and up are good for TV.
i'm not sure i fully understand the potential of this server. but i'd definitely like to learn because i was planning on doing something similar to this (if i get what you're doing correctly). what are you planning to do with the server? do all your TV's receive a cable signal from your SageTV...
I recently started looking into Guild Wars. I saw they have a beta on Jan 7th but you have to preorder it. Is there any way for me to play a beta without preordering it?
The graphics look really awesome. Not sure about anything else.