Nah ... 'cus I don't Feel Like it

What monitor you got ? > Display 3840 x 2160 (32 bit) (60Hz)
.. or are you running two screens ?
Literally just unboxed a threadripper 1950x with GTX1080 and looking for a monitor that doesn't lie about the colours

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I've had my dual AOC's telling the truth about colours for some time now.beteljuice wrote: ↑Sat 09 May 2020 11:28 pmlooking for a monitor that doesn't lie about the colours![]()
I don't have a dedicated monitor as such. I use my 4K TV as my screen, which is on a swivel wall bracket.beteljuice wrote: ↑Sat 09 May 2020 11:28 pm@Pantz ...
Nah ... 'cus I don't Feel Like it![]()
What monitor you got ? > Display 3840 x 2160 (32 bit) (60Hz)
.. or are you running two screens ?
Literally just unboxed a threadripper 1950x with GTX1080 and looking for a monitor that doesn't lie about the colours![]()
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$dayCnt = cal_days_in_month(CAL_GREGORIAN, $m_offset[$m], $typeS_year[$d] + ($m_offset[$m] < 3 ? 1 : 0));
$short = (count($turd) < $dayCnt) ? '*' : '';
I was always taught to give my variables meaningful names
We aim to please! My version is now fixed I think.beteljuice wrote: ↑Fri 22 May 2020 4:51 pm@Mark
How many years have I been debugging this and you still find errors ?![]()
beteljuice wrote: ↑Fri 22 May 2020 4:51 pm@freddie
Nothing like processing waste, plus it reflects the beteljuices demeanour at the (recoding) time
and where would I find a copy of this illusive SQL version please? I looked at the source of your Mark and it comes back with "tough the password is changed"mcrossley wrote: ↑Fri 22 May 2020 5:26 pmWe aim to please! My version is now fixed I think.beteljuice wrote: ↑Fri 22 May 2020 4:51 pm@Mark
How many years have I been debugging this and you still find errors ?![]()
Try the more obscure value "?view=getorfmiland". No promises that it will work, but I do recognise the message you saw being output. The developer who uses the querystring I quote codes his scripts to output that message if someone uses a different querystring. Some of the other posts in this very topic identify the developer and the fun he has with obscure text.
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$this_file_name = "betel_readDayfile.php"; // If you want to change the name of this file, change this TOO !
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$this_file_name = basename(betel_readDayfile.php);