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I actually look at computer shopper as more of a comic than a computer magazine! The amount of crap I've read in their articles is astonishing! I just thought it was an amusing tagline, I didn't actually read the rest of it I just saw the picture and text and pissed myself laughing. Maybe...

A quote from the latest computer shopper: "If all you want to do is browse the web and check email, Linux is a good alternative to windows" :lolup:

Yep, heading towards the kempston roundabout from the interchange roundabout.

As the title said, about 2pm-ish today.

No problem. This chip is used by the bucketload because of how easy it is to integrate into products. We've used this chip in the past because you don't have to worry about writing code at either the device side or host side. You should find lots and lots of modules/cables based on it. And...

Anything which uses an FTDI FT2232 or FT232 chip.

www.riocar.org They're not made anymore, but I've not seen anything that matches it ever.

My car stereo runs linux. :) Boots from cold to playback in about 5 seconds. Got 2 laptop harddrives in it and is standard DIN mounting (but no onboard amps) Embedded systems rule.

<input type="text" name+'email' value="" style="border:dotted;border-width:1px;border-color: #CCCCCC; height:20px;" /> That should be name='email' not name+'email' I suspect that's the root cause of your problems.

I couldn't see anything wrong with it either. Mystery!

I've got a monaco blue 172, it was the nicest colour in the brochure at the dealers when I was deciding imho! Never seen another one on the road though.

dug up one of the op amps at work today.... it's a PA50. linky These things are awesome. It still cracks me up when I see the heatsink attached to them because it's massive - we also ran fans over the fins as well! I should post a picture of the development instrument, it's pretty impressive...

Saw it as I was leaving the house this evening about 19:30, not sure if it'll be anybody on here.

linky :P

A reddy/goldy 182 on elmhurst road near the bierton roundabout, would have been about 4pm or so. A yellow 182 parked on the grass along the same bit of road, for sale sign in the window.

There are some very specific opamps you can use for this, I can't remember the manufacturer off the top of my head. We used them for a 40A 5V controller. They're very expensive and require a massive heatsink!

wireless mighty mouse. but I use the trackpad!

'C' makes the world go round. Literally! ;)

Looks like he was after the determinant. I can't however for the like of me figure out what the debug carpet is?!! Lost in translation that one! What error do you get when running? What compiler are you using? Posting your code might help.

Just some observations... ;) Why have you not kept your arrays zero indexed? You can initialise your data array at the top of your program like, instead of your malloc loop and then assigning the string pointers in code. char *data[] = { "1 rose, 2 daffodil, 3 tulip, 4 cauliflower...

Yeah, it is just 'C'.... But you've included a non-standard header (windows.h), if the compiler that they try to compile on (dos turbo c?) doesn't have this header, then it won't compile.

Your friend is saying that because you've used windows specific functions. (console colouring) If the turbo 'C' you're using isn't a windows version then it won't compile or link on it because it wont have the windows headers or libraries.

They'll both either be ansi C89 or C90 (same thing - different standards organsiation codes) providing you've not used C++. Lets see your code!

lol. You need it in...dvd format! DVD requires MPEG2 files in a specific transport format. You'll want a tool that converts the MPEG2 to VOB format and creates the other necessary files. I'm sure there are a million free tools. I remember a tool on sourceforce called dvdauthor or...

Tis good. I swear by it. Plus it has the "set permissions by filetype" option! Sense!!!

I love the way it integrates with transmit (and others). Double click in transmit, edit in textmate and when you press save it automatically uploads to the site - and I get a growl notification when the upload is complete :) Now that's workflow!

Textmate is the best text editor I've ever used. It's mac only. :)

I use JSON for storing data quite often. The site I've just done (goes live on monday) for work uses it. It's uber-convenient for transferring data between javascript and php and vice-versa as at each end it appears as a native "object".

See message above! You've written start_session() instead of session_start()

That's because it should be session_start()