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As you are closing it it would be good to inform everyone about that. I just checked an email and, to my surprise, I discovered that I did not get any email about closing down. It would be good to send automatic email to everyone about that as some may not visit the forum too often but they may read ...

This page says that recommended supply voltage is 7-12[V], and 5.5V is maximum input voltage, so maybe 6V from batteries is too low rather than too high. I tried to dig out that thermometer prototype but couldn't find it but as far as I remember and that's what I found in only survivor source I ...

I like your blog, it's pretty entertaining if you are into electronics. wish I new that when I was making my thermometer on arduino. Long (years) time ago... Still remember one particular issue that sensor (LM35) was working correct when supplied from usb (5V) and showing ~50% too much when supplied ...

I checked it and it seems to work. Will keep an eye on it but I think it's fine. Thanks very much. It (I mean code box) finally looks decent :>

In this "classic" already (WoWDraenor) theme there is a problem with code box that doesn't preserve new lines, indents and all that stuff. So I poke a bit and with help of Firefox inspector I tried to find what is a difference between styles between this (WoWDraenor) theme and new one (aero), which ...

Reporting it to police may be a good call. They will probably do nothing but they can tell you what to do really in such situation/s.

And contacting ISP may give you some insight in what they are thinking and maybe they can or will do something.

I made a typo. My fault.
It works. Sorry to bother.

I noticed it is not working any more. Is that a problem to restore that functionality?

I guess. I know how big databases can be.

Maybe you can add <pre></pre> tags to be put around the text in source code? I know it's silly workaround but codes are not colourized so it wouldn't matter. I know it's a guess, and I don't have the code but its assumption based on my knowledge of html.

Hey, I used to include some pictures in posts but my photobucket had been "downgraded" (they don't allow free "hosting" any more). Because I had chosen them in a past for being reliable in comparison to other image sharing sites I had put quite a few images there. Now it's question of the past again ...

No rush, we've learn to avoid it by putting code in text body (for the time being ).

Hey, I just posted a message with \[code\] sections and they got messed up - they lost all new lines/indentation and became unreadable. Don't know what happened - I tied everything, including writing it by hand instead of pasting - still in vein. Anyone have idea what's wrong and how to fix it? PS ...

there is a flaw in style (I think it's in style because I experienced it in firefox/gecko and opera/webkit) - when uploading attachment background of filename is white which in combination with very light and almost white fonts is unreadable. I agree that the background should be different but this ...

I would need to make some code changes to the style template to use a .jpg file which I will do when I get time. I didn't know it would need so much hustle, don't worry then too much when you convert it to png it will be ~260k which is not much difference in size indeed, but quality should remain ...