How can I make my website visible to everyone? I renamed my server as ns1.mydomain.com, opened a port in the router and in firewall inbound rules, added everyone to folder permissions, bounded the domain into my local IP, and configured the DNS.
If your server is behind a router, then there is some network address translation (NAT) going on. So there are a few things that come to mind:Is your incoming IP static or is it assigned by DHCP? If it is static, your DNS can be configured using that static IP. If is it assigned by DHCP, then you’ll need some form of dynamic DNS to continue to map your server regardless of IP changes by your ISP.As Adam Moffett had mentioned, you might need port forwarding in your router, to send traffic of a specific protocol to your specific server’s IP.As a matter of curiosity, can you hit your website from inside the router? Can you use a computer on the same network, open a browser and go to http://ns1.mydomain.com and get the expected webpage? Can you open the page using http://
On AT&T's website you can look at who you've been texting..?
I am on a phone plan with my ex boyfriend, through AT&T. On their webiste if you go to wireless usage you can actually look at the numbers that have been texted and how many times they have been sent/recieved. He's being immature about it and texting everyone i speak to. I don't want to try and get my own line, is there ANY WAY i can get it so he can't view the number?!?? PLEASE HELP !!
Why does everyone say PHP is bad while 80% of websites use it?
In terms of language design, PHP is fairly inconsistent.Conventions aren’t followed thoroughly during the first iterations of the language.There have been numerous flaws that are corrected from day 1 in other programming languages.The language tries to be smart - guessing certain activities regardless of the code syntax. This may lead to false assumptions and edge cases that are hard to track.Certain logging and error handling constructs are lacking depth in various cases. They would also behave differently on various environments - such as the arguments you’ve set at php.ini, your Apache/nginx config files, or even my.cnf for MySQL.There’s a wonderful article dated back in 2012 that goes into detail about a number of problems that a professional developer can encounter with PHP:PHP: a fractal of bad designI strongly suggest new PHP developers familiarize themselves with the article since it’s brilliant.That said, a professional programmer is fully aware of those shortcomings - and therefore able to produce high-quality code regardless of the historical way the language has started.One of my favorite parts of the article discusses the philosophy of the language and the fact that it had been started primarily for non-developers:Once you start having separate operators for each type you start making the language much more complex. ie. you can’t use ‘==’ for stings [sic], you now would use ‘eq’. I don’t see the point, especially for something like PHP where most of the scripts will be rather simple and in most cases written by non-programmers who want a language with a basic logical syntax that doesn’t have too high a learning curve.Think of VBA or other scripting languages used to support existing software applications (or extending tools like Microsoft Excel).However, the language has evolved since and has became widely adopted due to being easy to set up, start with, and build a real-world application on. This is why forum systems like phpBB or Invision Power Board were built in PHP. There was Gallery2 for gallery sites. And Joomla, WordPress, and Drupal widely used as CMS software frameworks.If you want an elegant and well-thought out language, PHP is not the best starting point. But in terms of adoption, usability, available job opportunities, there are plenty of opportunities for PHP developers on the market.After all, business needs are not necessarily in line with the beauty of a programming language itself.
Nose Piercings -- Do they look good on everyone?
hmm.. i'm not sure, but i want to get my nose pierced.. but im not exactly sure, how will it looks on me? so my question for you, does everyone look good with a nose ring? and how will i convince my parents to let me have one? And, what is your opinion on them as well? Thanks =D
Have you ever heard of the website or app Habitica?
If so, what do you think? Do you use it or no? If not, does it seem interesting to you? (you can take a look at www.habitica.com ) I just discovered it last week. Started using the website a few days ago and love it so far. Haven't tried the app yet. It may not work for everyone but it's definitely been helping me stay motivated :)
How can I make others view my html website?
HiIt's very easy to look your website by others. For this you need two things -Domain NameHostingDomain Name is basically you type in URL like example123.com or http://example123.net . Hosting or Server where your web page code file present and they give you specific IP address then you point that IP address to your domain name.Example : I am having index.html file now i want that everyone can see my file. For that first i have to buy domain name. I am going domain provider like Godaddy.com I find domain http://domain123A.com which i like it. Now i move to hosting provider like Godaddy , Hostgater or Namecheap etc. I buy server from them as per my limit . They provide me IP address say 182.58.78.94 now i go to domain provider website then login their website. And i change DNS setting and put IP Address there. After some time my web page visible to every one.
At which website can I upload a picture of mine and get suggestions on how to look good?
One very simple way to improve your appearance is to wear clothes in colors that work with the colors in your face. When you wear clothes that are the wrong color for you, two things happen:The colors overpower you and your face looks dull next to them. Look at the two colors of t-shirt on the red-haired woman below. The blue is a nice contrasting color with her red hair, but it is too bright for her and grabs the attention away from her face. On the other hand, the dull green color is just right: it compliments her face but doesn’t overwhelm her.The colors are too dull on you and make you look tired or ill. Take a look at the woman below. On the left the coral color is too dull for her and makes her look less attractive than the pink color which is just the correct hue and brightness to match her face.To find out the colors that work for you, you can give your selfie to ColorChromatic. Let’s see what happens when we give the previous two images to ColorChromatic.For the photo of the dark-haired woman, we get the following colors:Hot pink and a variety of bright and dark colors are her most flattering colors.Here are the colors for the photo of the red-headed lady:The muted green color is here, but so are other muted shades and grays.You can find your most flattering colors of clothing for free on the ColorChromatic website (www.colorchromatic.com).