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There are many ways of doing this, the most efficient current way would be to retrieve the console input with System.console().readLine(); Keep in mind that this only works when running the app through the command line so it won't work within most IDEs. Just export it and use the java -jar filename.jar command to run it instead

So you'd have a navigation vertically aligned and when you're on top of the page it'll stay on the same position but when you scroll it'll scroll with you correct? if so then $(window).scroll(function () { if($(window).scrollTop() < 10 ){ $("#navigation").css({ position: "absolute" }); }else{ $("#navigation").css({ position: "fixed" }); }} So this is what happens If your window position is less then 10, than it'll set #navigation css to absulote (stick to position) else it'll be greater then 10 so you'd set it to fixed instead (move with window)

I'm not saying that the government "can't" tax bitcoins, I'm just saying that it would defeat its point.

and also to be society powered

taxing bitcoins would just defeat its point.

Nope, I'm a 100% self taught programmer. In my opinion graduating college means nothing, some people tend to learn better from them selfs I mean as long as you learn then its fine right? I myself couldn't learn from school, all I learned at school was something called ICT(Information Communication technology) so basically the way businesses use a computer. This was never interesting in my opinion so and went and spend most of my time sitting at home and teaching myself most of the basics and once I was able to learn the basics I wanted to learn what happens behind the scenes and after this I was pretty much able to learn anything computing related at ease. So now I'm pretty much a self taught programmer with advanced knowledge. One thing to keep in mind though is that not everywhere you are required to to have a certificate, at some work placements certificates mean nothing, skill is what matters and where I work right now skill matters more then a piece of paper indicating how much you know also from the looks of it, my knowledge that I taught my self is sometimes better then the knowledge people gained from graduating college since I had no limits when teaching myself.

I really should start linking to reposts aswell, normally I'd just ignore them but it's about time to fix this up!

I received that email and tried it!!! ZOMFG it works! thx op

me: I have a old pc with a pentium and 1.5gb of ram, sooo old school friend: I got a intel i7 with 10.5gb of ram!

Well the first doc I started of using was the Java doc so from then onwards it was quiet easy to understand pretty much any docs since they are all sorta in the same format

especially when most tutorials take you from the beginning when you just want to find out how to do 1 single thing

darn it! I might of bought them of you, just maybe

how about some old records disks like these ones

tutorials?? bleh!!! I'd rather use the docs

Have you ever considered upgrading to cd dics? like regular ones from 2002?

When I said mysql_* I meant mysql_* and mysqli_*. I myself use mysqli_* for the reason you mentioned and ofcourse I've been using it for years now and PDO sort of reminds of me of laraval. Doesn't seem complicated at all to me I mean I had a quick look through the docs like I mentioned and the samples are pretty straight forward.

Hmm... I looked into it myself since I haven't heard about it that much but what's so different about it compared to regular mysql(i)_* ? To me it just seems like another protocol for dbs. Correct me if I'm wrong since I just quickly zoomed through the docs

mbps is megabits per second mb/s is megabytes per second Just a heads up because many people seem to be getting this wrong

I believe that it's possible to split the setup into sections but I'm not entirely sure how to do this

nah i was making to many get and post requests

500w might just be enough but that would be really risky, I'd go for at least a 650w

ewww!!! 000webhost!!! gross!!! whenever I use 000webhost and get 100 users a day they end up terminating my account for using up to much bandwidth. I think using a service such as host1free's free vps and setting up your own web server would be allot more efficient

Well you're forgetting the most useful tool ever invented