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You should make the next xbins lol.

My turn. "Its the honest ones you have to watch out for, because you can never predict when there going to do something incredibly stupid. "

The article system controls that. I don't think I can. I feel status comments would be very messy then comments/forum.

Its pulling the comment count from that article + from the associated forum post of that article. Working on moving comments over to just articles, or removing the comments from the article. So I guess. 1) Forum for comments? 2) Built in article system for comments? 3) both?

Both those last 2 stories had been in the "preview" stage for testing forever (as in last few days). They weren't just now created. So I won

Go to this page: http://ibotmodz.net/gaming_news And there should be an "Add Story" button, and yeah. As long as Slidell or me think the story is good, then it will be accepted. The link to the most recent story will be global on all iBotModz pages, once its finished being skinned: http://i54.tinypic.com/30ml1jm.jpg See looks quite ugly now. I think the categories right now are just simply PS3, Wii or Xbox 360. I plan to broaden that for specific things later on. If there are any permission problems let me know. There was at least 1000 checkboxes and I'm tired of clicking them.

If you've been living under a bridge for the last month then you would have missed that the PS3 keys were published by George Hotz or geohot. However, Sony decided to throw a giant lawsuit on his door, but first lets cover some ground Geohot was the first known individual to jailbreak / unlock an iPhone, then the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) was revised allowing phone modification, which made it legal. On the grounds that since you purchased it, you can do whatever you want. Microsoft has ran into problems like this, because they have the right to "brick" dev consoles because consumers don't legally own them. However, if they were to "brick" JTAGS the lawsuits would fly as Microsoft would be sued for destroying purchased property from a consumer. This is all related roughly to what is going on now. This case will more than likely decide modding for all consoles. This case could set the precedent for all future modding legal problems. It all comes down to weather you own that piece of hardware you purchased. However, once Sony realizes the weight of this lawsuit they might drop it on a technicality. Here is an interview with geohot about the whole situation: http://ibotmodz.net/...-of-the-show-r4 For up to date news, watch on geohot's website: http://geohot.com/ Related to IBM: This is our new news feed. Feel free to submit your own stories. View full story

I chmodded them all to a safe powerless number, then manually went back and changed those that wanted 777, and 750 and 444 etc.

Thanks. Will be removing from the usergroups that don't need to see it.

http://gyazo.com/093beda0d93e1ef9a3673431955f6f0c.png Who sees that message in the cbox? Owner: no Subs: no Mods: no GFX: Retired: no Donors+: no Donors: no VIP: no Members+: yes Members: yes Banned lol: no Guests: no Validating:no kk done. thanks.

I think this will finally benefit the series. How it can realistic be pulled off, I don't know.

Won't work unless your running a JTAG. All video files are checked prior to viewing. Its not like windows media player, there is verification on what it will play. However, I might be wrong. To double check look for the "optional media update" in the marketplace and download that. Then give this a try.

http://i56.tinypic.com/308io3n.jpg Was it that format? This Microsoft FAQ should answer any question you have regarding media and USB. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/945416

Yep, ain't no root folder.

AIs can juggle ping pong balls. I'm sure they can use captchas.

Tron's music Inception Plot Dark Knight action Morgan Freeman acting = best movie.

Found mine. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Kane_rawin95_quote.png

To remind the user what group they are in? lol

"He who controls the past, commands the future." "He who commands the future, conquers the past."

I'm going to run you through what happened. whoa i don't like to read, skip to the end. 2 days ago right when I launched this new server it was running incredibly fast. It had a very light weight control panel known as Kloxo. It basically had only the necessities to run a web server, with the addition of security benefits. The site was running incredibly fast, and I finally felt that I had tweak the server perfectly. I'm sitting in SSH, checking over some configurations and I got an email saying there was a SSH login. Which was strange, since I'm the only user. I then get force booted from my SSH session and realize something was up, I could not log back in and I had 0 access to my own server. About 30 minutes later I received an email from some guy saying that Kloxo is worst piece of security ever and said he could take this entire server. His login was jailed to a tiny little directory though, so I didn't think he could do any damage. It was down to asking the DC for a reformat, or arguing with this random guy. 5 minutes later he emailed me again and said in a nutshell, get rid of Kloxo and put a real control panel on there. This is all going on as IBM is running smooth as silk. After he sent me my new password, I quickly implemented a private/public key for log in, so now you need to steal my public key to get into SSH. Point being, I looked at the bash_history (what someone types into ssh) and surprised this guy did nothing except taunt me. So now I'm sitting with a free control panel and being forced to upgrade to my personal choice of cPanel. It was 20/month extra with my provider. I said hell no, and bought a direct VPS license from cpanel for $200, but wait. $20 x 12 months = $240, no I did save money After I purchased that license I knocked the sever offline at around 3pm. I locked the databases to prevent any extra data and began to tar (like RAR) my entire user folder. About 30 minutes later I had all my dB's and files in a .tar.gz file. I then slowly but surely transferred that back to my computer. Took about 45 minutes to transfer. So now I had all my files and reformatted the server to a base 5.4 Centos install. I then began the cPanel install. 50 minutes later at the end of the install, I get this. Securing the /tmp and /var/tmp directories....*** Notice *** No loop module detected If the loopback block device is built as a module, try running `modprobe loop` as root via ssh and running this script again. If the loopback block device is built into the kernel itself, you can ignore this message. *** Notice *** No working loopback device files found. Try running `modprobe loop` as root via ssh and running this script again. I googled and could not figure that out for at least 45 more minutes. I tried reformatting to minimal Centos install on 64 bit, 32 bit, etc. I also tried all those suggestions online, and still no go. I then reformatted for the last time and asked cPanel to install the panel. Took them around 45 minutes to start the install, and then 3 hours to do it. By the looks of the bash_history they encountered the same error, but wrote some strange terminal code that I don't even understand to resolve it. So now I'm faced with the initial control panel of WHM and cPanel. Servers are usually setup in days, and the tweaked over weeks. I think I spent 3 hours straight in that stupid WHM area just setting it up. Compared to Kloxo there was 1,903,912 different settings to pick from. All the way from pure-ftp or pro-ftpd, to the minor version of PHP. Once everything was setup I began the slow transfer of this massive 8ish GB tar.gz file. At 123kbps.... Granted, I figured out why my connection was being throttled and got it back up to 1mbps later on. As this slow file is transferring I am performing my optimizations that I saved from our previous server. However, I learned that you cannot just edit my.cnf, or httpd.conf as cPanel will re-generate it with its version. You must edit another file, and save it. Which then modifies the config files. Took me awhile to get a hang of that syntax, as I was continually editing the "cached" version of files. I also was setting up the domains, fixing the DNS and adding the webmails for each of the sites. 2.5 hours later the transfer is almost done. That stupid large piece of junk tar file finishes. I simple untar it at command line and my entire folder structure is retained (in the wrong place), so I had to do a little cp -a (copy) to get that bugger back to where I wanted. Then came the problem of permissions and chmodding. None of my chmod's were saved, so I had to restore my permissions to allow files to run. Might have noticed those 403 errors? Then the worst part comes, apache and virtualhosts with the www extension were failing. For at least 2 hours www.ibotmodz.net would go to a setup page, as ibotmodz.net would go to the site. I broke things and fixed other things for 2 hours until that was fixed. Databases were imported, permissions were restored and alas IBM loaded slowly. My server was back to its un-optimized self due to all the things I did trying to fix the virtualhost bug. So I then I went to sleep and left IBM running un-optimize. Woke up a few hours later and began tweaking it to run a bit better. So....if anyone wants to chip in a couple bucks for the cPanel license. You know my paypal TL;DR = There were problems. They were fixed. bi.

o sexy. I might try it out.