yea you could get vbulliten but i recomend phpbb its better in my opinion and its free
I personally cannot attest to phpBB being better in any respect besides directly costing less, otherwise, its not a fair comparsion, phpBB2 is years old, when compared to vB2/3/3.5
eatures: -Background Music -Shoutbox -Highlighting Entrance Image -Google Search (Web) -Customized Affliate Box (with marquee) -Latest Discussion -News and Updates -Affliates editable from IP Dynamic Lite Settings -Ability to add more pre-made boxes from IP Dynamic Lite Settings -Instead of an image, you can also use a movie.
Requirement's: - A 385x400 Enter the Forums Image - A Music File (Optional) - Affiliate's - A Registered Shoutbox from MYSHOUTBOX.COM
Problems: -Image Highlight only works in IE -Shoutbox may display incorrectly in Mozilla
None of your features are builtin or forum specific.
Your going to need to use JS to disable any toolbars and make a new window (click here type of thing)
If you want password protection (like a login) you need to have some sort of SSL(server side language) running on the server. Be it php, asp, perl. :) Otherwise apache has built in http auth, which can be done though an htaccess file, but adding users and passwords is slow.
Yes, but vBulletin, Invision, wowBB, MyBB, wtcBB, any other board could scale that well with a proper 70~ some servers behind it.
The fact of the matter is, while Gaia Online does go though that much traffic a day, it does not prove that its a better forum by stock, it just proves that someone could make the code and invest the money to make it work the way they wanted it. phpBB by default does _not_ scale like that, no unmodified phpBB would run that efficently on 50~ some servers.
vBulletin 3.5 will scale very well on multiple servers (master / slave config which can be very finely tuned with stock features, even redirecting specific query sets to the right server) and has tons of cacheing options and disable buttons for some of the features.
Neither one is really better than the other without looking at all the aspects of the user who is asking "which forum software should I choose". And even then phpBB or vBulletin may not be the right choice, it might be invision, or MyBB, or even some unknown forum software.
It was between 5 and 6 hundred... Hardly entry level or home use...
I also have a HP2000 Pro... It has individual tanks and individual heads for all colors
The tanks and heads are smart chipped and even if they are half full or the heads are functioning fine they shut down the printer until THE RANSOM is paid to HP...
Not every company does it... I have a low end canon $125 (Individual ink tanks) no spyware and no smart chips. It does shut down if the ink blotter is full, but Canon gives you the reset code. If it overflows it is my own fault... Many people reset it 2 or 3 times before they really need to replace it (a $6 part available online...)
Cannon makes printers, and cameras and a few other optical devices, they are not a computer company.
Thats why you don't see this, I am refering to most entry level home computer companies, eMachines, HP, Compaq, etc.
And when I say entry level, I'm talking about home user basis, you get a enterprise level, or even large business level, there is a huge difference in quaility.
If you don't see an SATA hookup on your motherboard, your not going to be able to, I've seen very vew SATA cards as well, most with only a single slot.
A OSX machine... that or A Windows box. realisticly linux hasn't hit mainstream gaming yet. At least not for the time and effort that is needed to put in to play games.
I'd opt for swapping it out, cd/dvd roms are not expensive, 50 dollars will get you a brand new state of the art DVD+-RW/DL which will do everything :D
