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For anyone that hasn't heard of or played before, this puzzle (similar to notpron.com) is called "The Wicked".

http://weikiat.ikueb.com/thewicked

Currently stuck at level 36. Come on and join the fun! Maybe someone here will have more luck?

*lol* You got it.

I'll try to do that tonight when I'm over to Sarah's. *bouncebounce*

That reminds me, we have a couple of things to fix on your site. Remind me? You know I am forgetful when it comes to these things. XP

I r special Fred.

Only, I r not Fred.

I started watching it... pretty strange, but quite amusing. It's pretty impressive for being home made.

This sounds like a very sound system, Xepher. I look forward to your "Artica" thread.

[EDIT:] Apparently you already made the thread, my bad. *scampers off to read*

They should have given him his own jet... to replace the somewhat outdated method of transportation...

Hey, that was me, DC. I'm still waiting for that $20...

*lmao* Nice, Ashley_Rose.

*drools*

You and me both on the tablet screen. Been wanting a tablet PC for some time now.

Yeah, especially when the number of concurrent MySQL connections are reached on a site. I generally try to @suppress error messages for functions such as mysql_connect. As for permissions, I usually handle those in the program code as you noted. I've never found a real need to set up multiple permission groups on a database itself in any of my applications.

I played with it a bit while PHP5 was still in early development, and was looking forward to using it in the future, but I wasn't sure how quickly it (PHP5) would be widely adopted. So perhaps I'll go back and start putting it to use again, maybe rework Sary's site (starstricken.xepher.net) to use SQLite.

Does SQLite seem to be a pretty durable alternative to MySQL? One of the things I was most worried about when I first encountered SQLite was its ability to handle large amounts of traffic on a forum based community. From what I've seen though in its use on this board and other PunBB based boards, it stands its ground. Would you say it's pretty reliable, Xepher?

Loreena McKennit, definately. These two aren't really "bands", but are excellent for mood music: Hans Zimmer and Hennie Bekker.

Hmm... and I've been introduced to great music by other artists too... so many, so many...

That would make for an awesome poster. It'd be like having animated art.

You are just crazy, SilentFyre.

*waves to everyone*