AndrewKarnowski
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Once again I come to the bonfire for some php help. I need a method of reversible encryption, that would allow the encrypted information to only be accessible by people that were given permission to view it. Including the admin of the site, which would be me. I currently have it set up as: member_id location_id member_permissions when member_id=location_id all the reversible encryption I've seen so far requires a key that's hidden in the code somewhere, but that would still allow me to see _everything_ if I wanted to. ideas?
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It said it was done for the show "stunt junkies" ... so I'm assuming that discovery channel had the most to do with it...
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New dropzone management software - on it's way!
AndrewKarnowski replied to Mr17Hz's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
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everybody give nate P a big chunk of kudos for climbing down.
AndrewKarnowski replied to Calvin19's topic in Archive
are you really talking about the kid that told me to do a gainer on my first jump, and a two-way on my second... :-P -
Complete side note... but while we were watching it we noticed that the BASE rig magically appeared inside the building he was trying to escape, but could only penetrate via the big rope swing. We paused the movie and zoomed in and everything to look at the rig, but I've completely forgotten what it was.
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good point...
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if i could get my B on this impromptu vacation... that would make my year.
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Hey all, I'm going to be in Florida sometime after Saturday. I'm going to bring my base gear along. I'd appreciate a pm from anyone in Florida.
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Not tall enough for a jump... but they labeled the building for us... Yeap... I'm a genius that forgot to upload the picture.
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ran into this one over the weekend... made the driver go around the block just for the picture
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opps... i'm really bad at conveying emotion in text... I meant it as a... "yea right... i have no clue on earth how to belay or what half those tools were"
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ha ha... you're funny... already know how to belay...
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*bump* I got a PM from someone else that was interested in making one, so I figured I'd give it a bump. anyone have the specifics for building a pendulator? I saw a nifty picture/drawing for packing in enclosed spaces with a hook in the ceiling... i know there's someone out there bored enough to do that with a pendulator.
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I don't know if i'm good enough to write a program that uses the serial port (yes, that's where it hooks up) and i'm pretty sure php can't do that... so i'd have to do it in java because that's the only other programming language i know... and i sucked at java... but that's another story.
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at the moment, the graph and data are retrieved on the fly. so, when someone opens the page it requests new data and creates a new image. The only problem with your idea is the fact that the wind meter program has the file open for access continuouslly. I can't delete the file, so i'm under the assumption that i wouldn't be able to write to it either.....
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no need for historical data... it's on a windows xp box.
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how do i get it from flat file to database then. the program only writes to csv, and it keeps it open so i can't delete entries after i grab them. anyone know much about reading data from a com port?
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I really really need some help with a tiny script I'm writing for our dropzone. We have a wind meter that hooks up to a computer and outputs the data every _minute_ into a 6 column csv file. I'm trying to graph the data, and it was all working peachy until the data file hit 30,000+ rows of data. what would be the best way to only grab the last 30 data entries. without any sort of lag? Here is my current loop: if ($myFile = @fopen(stripslashes($csvFile), "r")) { while ($data = fgetcsv($myFile, 100, $delimiter)) { } } Thanks, Andrew
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I've wanted to build one since Tom's bridge day FJC. anyone know how to build one properly? I was looking for...
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I like autostitch the best... fast/free http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html
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Yea... I saw that video on skydiving movies as it was posted, then within the hour saw it on digg.com it's a shame...
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Thanks guys, that helped.
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"Status quo is a Latin term meaning the present current" so i guess, i'm essential looking for a latin phrase for... future change
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This has been bugging me for a while, i'm hoping zomeone on here can help me out. everyone knows the phrase 'status quo' what would be the opposite of that? Thanks, all
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awesome, jimmy... you rock!