Obviously I can't use this list, due to age issues, but other people can. Here is a list for ways to earn money through your website! If you have anymore ideas, please post then in the comments section. 1. Sell ad space 2.Pay-Per-Click 3.Afiliate Program 4.Write software 5.Write ebook(s) as pdfs and sell them 6.Offer "premium" services 7.Create a game and allow players to buy currency 9.Take/buy a poorly ...
Updated 04-20-2010 at 08:36 PM by toxifyshadow
Yes, that's what I learned when I tried to teach myself Access this morning, the main reason being that I wanted a cheap way to learn SQL Server. It has very limited functionality: It does not have any of the data types that are found in SQL or SQL Server, nor does it have any datetime, string, or mathematical functions. It pretty much restricts you to doing everything with a mouse, and it's nearly impossible to get into a mode where I can type SQL commands. The SQL functionality ...
Last easter I had a bunch of little purple jelly beans and they made me so sick ! I was puking alot. They tasted horrible too. So hopefully I won't get those purple jelly beans from hell this year.
NOTE: This is a fictional story! About a year ago I started using Freewebs as a web host and back then they were called Freewebs NOT WEBS!!!!!! Now Spider-Man shoots their name out of his wrist. Also, working, errorless javascript wouldn't work. So I started to search for a new host about 2 months ago. It was a long, hard, cold, gory, fight, but I finally found one worth a look. At first they looked like a friendly village, but I soon found out, they were very barbaric and ...
Updated 03-30-2010 at 08:38 PM by toxifyshadow
Introduction In my second article, I covered more stuff. As I am learning C#, things are going very good. I hope you will find my code useful and apply to your own with some modifications. After all, while you modify other peoples codes, you'll learn faster (so I believe). This program called "WebPlus-V01". I know, there are many web browsers out there with all the "bells-n-whistles" but I wanted to add a few new things that I haven't seen before... ...
I have been coding in C for a while, and I'm starting to get tired of it. I used to think it was fun and challenging, but those fun and challenging things are getting repetitive now. Memory management is especially tiresome, and it can be a pain to debug if I get something wrong. Also, the standard library is small, so it doesn't give you much to work with. I used to like Python a lot, and I have recently been moving back to it. I appreciate it more the second time around, and it has a larger standard ...
I've really started to like functional programming, not because I can yet produce a great deal (though I can write some pretty detailed command line programs), but because it is extremely rewarding to accomplish what I want to do with it. There's a certain kind of spark that comes from functional programming that just isn't available in imperative languages... it's what I feel from Python when I come up with a particularly succinct and beautiful algorithm, except nearly every time I write a functional ...
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