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It looks like the first two characters are always 'fc' and the next two digits are just increasing by 1. May I ask if you're using PHP's GD library?

Should be HTML>CSS>JS>PHP>MySQL Dunno why people are including non-web specific languages like Java and C++.

You can, but I think most people will have a better grasp if they know at least HTML first.

Learn HTML and CSS first. Once you understand it well enough you should move on to PHP.

Not bad, but lots of spam bots can OCR that since there isn't much randomness to throw them off. You need to add random colored lines and stuff. Here's a captcha I made 4-5 years ago:

http://www.javascriptkit.com/dhtmltutors/ajaxgetpost.shtml

2GB GFX card is really unnecessary.

So being new to a particular forum is how you judge intellect? RastaLulz knows what type of access I have to his server, maybe you'd like to ask him about that.

Are you blind? There's a table called settings already. Alter that table to add a column for maintenance.

Same general idea that will contain the same types of posts. Instead of having two places for those types of posts, post in the one that is stickied.

http://devbest.com/threads/what-are-you-listening-to-now.835/

That's what you call a misleading question because it assumes only one thing was done when in fact both were done.

I disagree. If you are the administrator of a server, you should be denying at the firewall level. If not, then as root you should be denying at the OS level. If you are not root, then you deny at the server level. Denying at the script level should be the last option...

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You don't use fetch_array with mysqli $result = $query->fetch_array(MYSQLI_ASSOC); should be $result = $query->fetch(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

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Why create a whole table for that? I see a table called settings already, should just add it in there.

You should see the speeds I get at work :p

Obvious rip of CSS, especially since it's all on one line. http://bavotasan.com/2011/a-simple-fade-with-css3/

It's not being removed. MySQLi is just going to be compiled with the STL in PHP 6. It will be a very long time before MySQL is removed as billions of websites use it.