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In order to get WP-Cache to work with an account on Netfirms, you have to go through a few extra steps. In order to do these, you need to have SSH enabled, and have some sort of way to connect to it, like PuTTY on Windows.
First, download the wp-cache files and upload them to your [...]

Here is a python script that will print new requests to your server. I'm sure there are a lot of these, but I couldn't find any when I searched.
Anyway, set logloc to the location of your log file, and if you want it to update more quickly or slower, change updatefrq to the amount [...]

I needed to convert times from different timezone. Now, I could hack together something, like I usually do, but I decided to try to make my life easier.
First, I found some timezone PHP script that amount to nearly 800 lines + 75 entries into a database, which also happened to be easily SQL Injectable. Great, [...]

There's a site called SimpleWeather. It prides itself on being simple. Enter a zip code, and you get the weather. Go there again, and it will automatically show you the current weather for your location. It's so awesome that it can remember your location.
But being too simple has it's drawbacks, such as being able [...]

Or XLMPP for that matter
There are two ways to do it. Both are basically the same, but one just makes it a lot easier. We'll go over the harder one first.
First Method:
Start the command prompt, and cd to the xampp directory. It'll usually be something like:
cd ../../Program Files/xampp
if you used the installer and [...]

XLMPP is XAMPP, but instead of Apache, it uses lighttpd.
This is from version 1.6.0a of XAMPP and lighttpd is 1.4.13 from here.
This is a very primitive release. There are of course problems with it. If you find something not listed or have a fix for it, please let me know.
Usage:
1. Run setup-xampp.bat to update configuration.
2. [...]

You blew it. I have simple demands. Browse the internet, use AIM, listen to music, develop with python and php+mysql, seed my torrents, occasionally use Word, and watch the occasional video, and do all that without restarting every 24-48 hours to not be completely bogged down, and you fail at that horrendously.
At around the [...]

Here are some of the more interesting (I use interesting very loosely) lines in the server log for March.
1.
68.231.xxx.xx – - [01/Mar/2007:11:29:36 -0500] "GET /.rss/all HTTP/1.1" 200 17439 "http://www.google.com/search?q=+used+dye+dm7&hl=en&safe=active&start=20&sa=N" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)"
From: Google – used dye dm7
Browser: MSIE 6.0
Request: http://pbbucket.com/.rss/all
This is more of an [...]