Shadowdare

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• Thanks for all the tips everyone. I didn't know IRC was that exploitable and DDoS kiddies are the worst! :eek:

  in How Easy is it to Create an IRC Server? Comment by Shadowdare 27 Jan
• I think that's a WP/Vanilla bridge issue - posts created from WP have a timestamp in the future, when you couldn't have seen it. A certain number of minutes or hours later, it falls down/can be marked read, etc. @Lincoln: It looks like the DateUpdat…

  in The "Everything is Different" Vanilla feature and bug discussion Comment by Shadowdare Nov 2012
• @BHHammy, I believe that most Minecraft players within its major age group are idiots. :shake:

  in Where Is Everyone?? Comment by Shadowdare Sep 2012
• I ran a 24/7 Tekkit server last month and it was fun at first, but not a lot of new people joined and I found out that was because they didn't know how or couldn't bother to install the Technic launcher.

  in Where Is Everyone?? Comment by Shadowdare Sep 2012
• Doesn't look half as bad to me.

  in Preview: Frontline Tactics Comment by Shadowdare Sep 2012
• Test.

  in This is a troubleshooting test, disregard this thread Comment by Shadowdare Aug 2012
• Tried my best with optimizing the httpd config, but it still seemed to use too much resources. I switched to Nginx (by itself; not as a proxy) and PHP-FPM and now everything's much faster and there are less processes along with lower memory usage. …

  in Server OS and Web Server? Comment by Shadowdare Jul 2012
• I'm not running a GUI. I'm guessing that my problem is related to httpd.conf prefork or worker settings. If so, is there anything I should change with my config below? StartServers 1 MinSpareServers 1 MaxSpareServers 5 ServerLimit …

  in Server OS and Web Server? Comment by Shadowdare Jul 2012
• Thanks, everyone. :D I choose CentOS and Apache because they're the easiest for me to use and configure. I'll consider using Nginx as a reverse caching proxy in the future. I do have a problem with the Apache processes though. Either they're using …

  in Server OS and Web Server? Comment by Shadowdare Jul 2012
• Source Filmmaker looks like an amazing tool. I like how you can have a Mama Luigi model in SF. I hope to give it a try in the future.

  in Source Filmmaker Comment by Shadowdare Jul 2012
• My hosting setup is a quad core Xeon with 4GB RAM and a RAID1 file system.

  in WordPress Being Slow Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2012
• Same goes for PIPA. What happened to those bills?

  in SOPA Returning Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2012
• Oh man, not again. :hrm:

  in SOPA Returning Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2012
• I thought that LogBlock works on the latest Bukkit. If not, then I suggest trying out CoreProtect.

  in Update 1.2.5 Petition Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2012
• Didn't find any but I do believe that the i7-2820QM out performs the i7-960.

  in i7-2820QM vs i7 960 Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2011
• I believe there are two packages of the T2i and T3i. One comes with the 18-55 and the other 18-135. That second Sigma is nice, but the first Sigma sounds good for a first time lens. I've been reading up and hearing that because of the crop body sens…

  in T2i or T3i Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2011
• Interesting review. Nothing new learned from it though. Good advise again, Snarkasm. Just wondering, would that Sigma 50-200mm be better than the Canon EF-S 18-135mm kit lens? I believe they end up being the same price with the T2i (kit / no kit). …

  in T2i or T3i Comment by Shadowdare Apr 2011
• Would the noise be audible if I used an external microphone such as a hot shoe attached shotgun microphone? Those lenses look cool. Also, does Amazon charge tax? Haven't used them in a while and thanks for the affiliate links. If only if I could ge…

  in T2i or T3i Comment by Shadowdare Mar 2011
• The Nikon + adapter would probably set me back to $175. The Canon one seems to be $135. I can see that because I don't have any lenses right now, that a zoom lens might be more beneficial. The viewfinder adapter, I'm guessing, is probably going to …

  in T2i or T3i Comment by Shadowdare Mar 2011
• Thanks. That's some good advise. I might as well have to get a large SD card. I don't think I'll really be needing the swivel screen a lot but only rarely so I don't think it's worth it but I'm going to have to give it a try in person to get the fee…

  in T2i or T3i Comment by Shadowdare Mar 2011
• Interesting. Best of luck, kryyst. :) Would love to see your new Vanilla forum when you've finished setting it up. I agree with your reasoning. Vanilla's main index "latest posts" output will really push it to users that new activity is happening on…

  in Looking for a Good Forum Script Comment by Shadowdare Jan 2011
• Sounds like a plan. :) Be careful though, depending on the type of encryption used on passwords on Webwiz, your users might have to reset their password. If phpBB's Webwiz converter has a custom auth_webwiz.php file, then your users would have to lo…

  in Looking for a Good Forum Script Comment by Shadowdare Jan 2011
• @Enverex: Nice forums, and awesome footer image! :D @kryyst: Yes, Vanilla does support PMs as I have found out. It's called the "conversations" feature. Same thing basically. I might be able to setup a forum soon using the WordPress SSO plugin with…

  in Looking for a Good Forum Script Comment by Shadowdare Jan 2011
• Looks very nice and clean. :) What I realized sadly, was that when converting MyBB -> vBulletin, that passwords won't work without resetting them. I thought it was the Vanilla importer's fault but it was indeed vB's ImpEx.

  in Looking for a Good Forum Script Comment by Shadowdare Jan 2011
• It's good to know that you're very into Vanilla. I just noticed that you've written about converting over to Vanilla in a blog post a couple years ago on this site. I don't know if Vanilla's main purpose is to reinvent the wheel and provide a more s…

  in Looking for a Good Forum Script Comment by Shadowdare Jan 2011