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Your boot-up time should be lots faster than that. It take about 3 seconds to boot though the bios, and almost instantly you will see the window logo about 2 seconds later you will have full access to the log in system. Of course I have fast boot on in the bios

I created a website from a powerpoint presentation. There is a 30 sec video and a 5 question fake quiz. Anyone can go and take the exam and ask a fake question at the lower right hand corner I want to see if the quiz and question module works. If everything works you get an e-mail giving you the results of your quiz. Use a nick name but a real e-mail address Thanks in the advance http://msws.us/

I think I read a article about 3 weeks ago saying 9 out of 10 people doesn't create 3D art work in Photoshop. I have no clue where I read the article so I can't post the URL

You be surprise on what India is exporting in the coding arena. Well China has allot of educated high tech personal. Their federal government is preventing the trained personnel in using their knowledge outside the their country China. Very frankly, U.S. can't keep up with China. They are producing better educated people at the high school, and college level.

Well I take back some of what I said back. I never do 3D rendering in photoshop. Last night I had to do a 3D rendering on my laptop. It took my laptop about 40 minutes to render the 3D 1920x1080 300p layer. I have a 3rd gen Intel i7-3610QM CPU with 16GB RAM. So if you have allot of 3D projects, you will need a more powerful laptop than I mention. I think all of last year I might have done maybe two 3D projects. By luck of the draw after just making a point in this forum you don't need high performance laptop I did a 3D project. I still stick to my guns you don't need a high performance laptop if you never create 3D pdf files. I have no clue about video editing and photoshop. I use another Adobe product for video editing and creation.

Are you talking about Photoshop CS 6? If so this is over kill. This guy don't have much money to spend. Talking him into a Macbook Pro is kind of bad. One of Samsung or Microsoft Surface products is way much better and cheaper than the Macbook Pro. If his wife never use a apple product she will have a learning curve on the OS and Photoshop CS6 or one of the lower versions of Photoshop On my wife Toshiba Intel 2.3Ghz Quad-core CPU with 8GB RAM. She has no issues with Photoshop CC. Run a little bit slower than my laptop

Very Simple, buy 2 Samsung 240GB 840 Pro SSD's. Create a RAID 0 array and install Win 8.1 Pro. I guarantee that you have a super fast bootup speed. A 4th generation i7 unlock CPU with 16GB RAM definatly will not slow you down. Should be in the OS 3 to 6 seconds from a cold boot.

I started in like around 2000. My 1st IDE was Microsoft FrontPage 98. I started to write HTML, CSS, and classic ASP as a hobby. When Microsoft discontinued FrontPage I got so angry. I got use to Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 Professional and fell in love with that IDE. To this day I'm still maintaining websites for a living. Now I'm into more designing than on the developer's side I still do coding. Still learning JavaScript and all it's libraries. JavaScript has a zillion libraries.

Any Laptop that has i5 or AMD current APU's and above with 4GB RAM and a 500GB data drive will do the job. Try for a 240GB SSD as the boot drive. For video editing you will need something way more powerful I opt in for the Adobe CC subscription student discount :-)

The instructor needs to find another career. But he is right in the jobs going overseas. We as Americans asks for to much pay and we rank something like 57th in education. All the military and government jobs will stay here. The private sector will find better educated people overseas at lower pay. I'm only talking about programing language because that all I know about. An educated person that can speak and write several different languages is more likely to get high paying jobs if he or she knows there stuff. I keep forgetting this is a international forum. I'm from United States. Programing is here to stay for a zillion years

No it's not. It's a markup language. Go to any html text book and read the very first chapter. Or even Google it. Forget Googling go here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/145176/is-html-considered-a-programming-language Markup language deals with, size,fonts, colors etc. and is very forgiving, A programing language has very strict rules. If you have a syntax error, the application will not run until you rectify the error.

Try this <iframe id="dive" src="http://www.DiveRecord.com?jaybird" width="800" height="900" frameborder="0"></iframe> to <iframe src="http://www.DiveRecord.com?jaybird" width="800" height="900" frameborder="0" id="dive"></iframe> Make sure your css is read last

Went to the site and open the page in source view and saw eight errors in the header section. It took me approximity 10 seconds to find those errors. There is no property attribute in the meta element. and carset is written differently in HTML 5. The errors are <meta content="TechteamGB" name="title" /><meta content="www.techteamgb.com" property="og:url" /><meta content="http://techteamgb.com/images/logo.jpg" property="og:image" /><meta content="TechteamGB, The home of all things Tech!" property="og:description" /><meta content="TechteamGB" property="og:site_name" /><meta content="website" property="og:type" /><meta content="en_GB" property="og:type" /><meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="content-type" /> The header section has two title entries They use HTML 4.01 or XHTML1.0 DOCTYPES for charset <meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="content-type" />. The charset should be written in HTML 5 like this <meta charset="utf-8" /> If this is a pre made template. The person should pick up a book from amazon on the current html rules or go to W3C and read up on current rules. Most likely this person learn HTML in the late 90's and never update his or her skills in HTML Go here to look at meta requirements http://w3schools.com/tags/tag_meta.asp

Looks like a CSS issue. I saying this without looking at the code

HTML, or CSS is not a language. The question was

The best 1st language is either JavaScript, or PHP. if you are into website development. If you into Window Applications, C# or VB is a good starting point. HTML, and CSS is not considered to be languages. They are in the Markup Languages category because they are so forgiving when you create a syntax error. Real language will not run because 1 miss type error. You have to hunt down that little error and fix it for the app to run.

Most forum software at lease will let you use HTML. Most likely Luke turned this option off. Now tell me why there a good reason to turn off HTML? Letting someone post a URL is by far more dangerous than letting them use HTML in this forum. I saw a post on the last WAN show from this forum and it had a drop down box and I'm trying to figure out how they did it.

It suppose to work like this http://forum.msws.us/javascript.html

Don't like this forum software. Can't use simple html or JavaScript. I will keep to the free open source forum software

Didn't work

<div> <h1 style="text-align: center;">Hello World from HTML. </h1> <div id="script"> <script type="text/javascript"> function myFunction() { document.getElementById("innerScript").innerHTML = "<h1>Hello World from JavaScript.</h1>"; } </script> </div> <div id="innerScript" style="color: blue; -webkit-text-shadow: 2px 2px 20px; text-shadow: 2px 2px 20px; text-align: center;" /> <br /> <br /> <div style="text-align: left;"> <input id="Button1" type="button" value="Surprise Me" onclick="myFunction()" /> <br /> <br /> </div> </div>

As anyone ever seen two 20 pin connectors on a PSU? If so that PSU will be great for this case.

Definitely not. Very useful. This case is not created for the gamer. It's created for the professionals. Either for a server or for video editing. This case can hold 2 motherboards and can hold a zillion hard drives in the 3 unit case. If you purchase 935 and 915 S. 915 R already comes with Stacker.935. Here is a scenario for video editing. On one motherboard you can render a video that might take 3 hours to render. On the other motherboard you can edit the video at the same time. You can put in two liquid cooling systems, one for each CPU, and you can have RAID 10 for massive storage to store all of your videos. You only have to pop in a KVM switch to switch between the two motherboards using the same monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Ever wonder why Linus talks about NAS Servers over the years. Ever wonder why Linus has a full time employee for video editing?

Had a question 45 seconds into this video. Is the product RAID 10 compatible? If I buy 4 of these devices, can I create two arrays 1 array for SSD's, and the other array for the other 4 1TB mechnical hard drives?

We can create a 100,000 line API and store it on the cloud, and then call that API from our 20 line code that we posted for this contest. :rolleyes: here is my fake entry <%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="http://www.mydomain.com/site.master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="http://www.mydomain.com/Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %><asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="head" runat="Server"></asp:Content><asp:Content ID="Content2" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentPlaceHolder1" runat="Server"> <div id="myFakeApi" /></asp:Content> With this code thats under 100 lines I can call that API that is stored on the cloud. I can put anything in that API The code above will be in Default.aspx running on a IIS server.