Joel Spolsky asked the same question on the latest stack overflow podcast. https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/01/01/podcast-300-welcome-to-2021-with-joel-spolsky/ For a large part, casual conversation has moved from boomer book to platforms like Discord. Boomer book doesn't have "get something use...
https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html Flash player is no longer supported as of a few days ago and will no-longer play content in a few days time. It's been a long time coming since Steve Jobs mocked flash and held up HTML5 as the replacement that would be supported on the iPho...
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Absolutely shocking software. Spaghetti ASP code, slow, full of security issues. The forum no-longer exists.
I would say that trying to obtain an objective measure from a subjective term is futile. As you can already see, not one person has agreed as to what "big" is. Big-boards is probably the best way to determine, "have I made it?" in terms of being relevant as a popular bulletin boa...
phpBB3 should handle that load without lifting a finger. 70 MB is a small database
If they can't tell you more about why they are suspending you, I would find a different host
Great utility, it's good to see the MODX ecosystem flourish <Aside> MODX actually supports the full letter code PLUS modifiers as phpBB3 core itself does. The languages drop down in MODX supports both simplified and traditional http://www.phpbb.com/mods/modx/i18n/languages.txt zh - simplified (phpBB...
Microsoft DOS - don't know what version, various Windows 2.0 - grandparents computer Windows 3.1 - Windows 3.11 - Windows 95 - probably the funnest MS release to date, Hover FTW Windows NT4.0 - Install IE and it eats your desktop Windows 98 Windows 98 SE Windows ME - Least stable, not true multi-ta...
WMV9 Advanced Profile (WVC1) uses VC-1 Latest Quicktime MOV format uses h.264, can also be used in an MPEG-4 AVC container. Youtube uses h.263 in a flv container which isn't as good as the two above high-definition formats. Personally I think h.264 delivers superior quality low-bit-rate video compar...
Umm, copyright laws are there to protect everyone. From there it is only a matter of much much time and money you want to spend enforcing copyright. Obviously large companies have more of both.