Recent content by DeathByTray

Out of curiosity, what didn't you like about it?

It's called pun. Best bang for buck Didn't think I'd have to explain that one.

Well guys, you can mock the card all you want but fact is, the GTX 590 gives the best bang for the buck.

Your code is used for SQL queries. What I'm trying to do is change the url of the table header. <a href="www.localhost/test<?echo $header_url_A;?>">A</a> <a href="www.localhost/test<?echo $header_url_B;?>">B</a> <a href="www.localhost/test<?echo $header_url_C;?>">C</a> Or did I miss something?

1) Am I right assuming this code below will prevent SQL injections? if (isset($_GET['col']) && isset($_GET['sort'])) { $orderby = $_GET['col']; $sortby = $_GET['sort']; if (!get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { addslashes($orderby); addslashes($sortby); } } 2) My imaginary...

Nice, so the OpenCL equivalent will work on consumer cards too. But those people aren't into Premiere/AE or they'd do something horribly wrong. :D

CS5 works on ATI as well as Nvidia. The only difference is the Mercury Engine which uses the GPU (CUDA). This feature is only found in Premiere. Additionally, it might only work with workstation cards and I've yet to see the image quality of such a GPU-rendered video. So, I've a hard time...

2 cores and a last gen GPU? I guess that's awesome by Apple standards. :p

Good to know. Replaced, tested and approved. Thanks ;)

Do you keep every Evergreen you test or do you send some back? If the former is true, haven't you run out of space yet? ;p Nice review

Oh well, this works: foreach ($price as $k => $v) { $DataSet->AddPoint($v,"Serie1"); } foreach ($date as $k => $v) { $v = mktime(0,0,0,$days[1],($days[2]),$days[0]); $DataSet->AddPoint($v,"Serie2"); } Don't know why the other didn't though, whatever. :p

Nope, I went further ahead, put them into variables and added the commas. Hmkay, sounds very Greek to me :D

They're not arrays though. $price and $date are both variables. Btw. what does the '->' do, where can I read up on that? My google skills failed.

If I understood you correctly that's what I did above. Well, more or less. I run into yet another issue though :ohwell: $DataSet = new pData; $DataSet->AddPoint(array($price),"Serie1"); $DataSet->AddPoint(array($date),"Serie2"); This is some code of pChart and all I'm doing is...

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