Embed flash into your website
Web Development
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Flash is becoming a huge thing now adays, and if you don't have the flash plugin to your browser, then you should! A lot of sites use it and require you to have it in order to even view the site.
So, how would you go about embedding a flash video or object into your website so that all the different web browsers could see and use it? It's rather simple, just copy and paste the code into your site below and replace all the necessary options with your file, and vua-lah!
Note, you need to update both the object params and the embed params for it to work in all browsers!
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<object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,0,0" id="YourFileName" align="middle" width="500" height="350">
<param name="allowScriptAccess" value="sameDomain" />
<param name="movie" value="YourFile.swf" />
<param name="quality" value="high" />
<param name="bgcolor" value="#FFFFFF" />
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Introduction to Pseudo Code
Programming
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When starting to develop new systems, sometimes it is good to work through it before you actually start writing it. Or maybe you run into a problem while writing a code and it's very hard to sift through it. So, the ideal solution would be to pseudo code it, or in other words, simplify writing statements in the margin.
So, comparing codes, here is what a simple script would look like that ouputs text in PHP:
It's similar in pseudo code, just without all the detailed stuff.
What would putting in conditions? Well my friend, here is your answer:
PHP:
Pseudo Code:
If you are firmiliar with Visual Basic, you can see the similarities between the two languages. Next I will show you a bit more advance code in Pseudo code.
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// Dummy code
X = 1
Y = 10
daytime = TRUE
OUTPUT Is it daytime?
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Command Line and Batch Files: The Basics
Operating Systems
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If you have been on the computer for a while, since Windows 95, then you should definitely know how to use command line! It comes in really handly when you want to start automating programs and tasks, such as performancing logging, or maybe you are trying to troubleshoot networking problems.
Here are some basics to get you started on learning some simple commands for command line that could save your sanity.
Start up command prompt by click on Start -> Run -> cmd
If you want to learn about any really basic commands in the prompt, just simply type 'help' and it will populate a nice list of commands. These commands are useful for doing IO (or file) operations, but will not help you for doing things like automating. For doing batch commands like 'net' or 'ipconfig', you need to know the command in order to use it.
For reference on all the standard batch command for A-Z, visit Microsoft's handy webpage: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/552ed70a-208d-48c... View In Full
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Redirect your site from non-www to www URL's
Internet & Web Sites
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Search Engines play an important role in how much traffic web sites get these days and ultimately control the success of your site or not. Search Engines see http://zwhost.net and http://www.zwhost.net as two seperate websites, which can cause you to have duplicate content in the search engine's eyes. So what you want to do is fix that so when a person goes to your website, it automatically transfers them to the www domain.
This is a tutorial on how to redirect you non-www url to the www domain.
Apache:
-> Ensure that your hosting provider has the Apache Rewrite Module turned on; this is a definite requirement for this fix to work. In most cases your hosting provider will not have a problem enabling the module if it isn't already enabled (it seems to be on in most circumstances).
If you have access to the httpd.conf file on your server then you can actually enable the module yourself. Open the httpd.conf file, back it up somewhere in case of error (you cannot be too safe)... View In Full
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Another way to disable the UAC in Windows Vista
Operating Systems
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I read an article on here earlier talking about how to disable the UAC (User Account Control) feature on Windows Vista. The UAC is a protective feature that most average users would find good in the fact that they can't change system settings unknowingly. But for us, the more advanced users, we know what we're doing and don't want a silly box popping up everytime we click something.
So, how do you disable it? Well, you could do it the hard way and go into the registry. But why do all that when you can simply unclick a checkbox?
1. Search for "User Accounts" on the start menu.
2. On the menu, click User Account Control.
3. Click the CheckBox to disable UAC.
4. Restart your computer.
That's it, simple as that. You now don't have to hassle with anymore pop up boxes asking you if you really want to browse the internet! View In Full
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True Security
Security
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From day 1, I've been told security is a username and password. This, although true, is not true security. Having a user put in a username and password is only one form of authentication among many. If a true cracker wanted to get your username and/or password, it would be relatively easy.
Now, what can you do to make your security bullet proof? Establish Multi-Factor Authentication.
Multi-Factor Authentication is, like the name presents, authentication based on 2 or more factors. In True Security practices, there are only 3 types of authentication. These 3 types are: What I know, What I am, and What I have. So, in a demostration of how these are put into use, I will give an example:
Say you are a Top-Level Security Administrator for a well-known Bank based in New York. On your floor, you work in the area where all the network housing and servers are located, thus security is tight allowing no intrusions through the building. Your job is to monitor network activity an... View In Full
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