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Okay, I'm at my friend's house, and I brought my iMac over so we could do some work. The problem is, I can't get it to connect to the internet. I've got a router at home, and that's what it's configured for. I've since forgot what all I did to make it work with the router. I've got the...

Okay, I got it up and running myself the day I posted this. It was actually quite simple, with very few complications: the Gateway had no Ethernet card, and it's an all-in-one, so I can't get one. Luckily, there are USB/Ethernet adapters, so that's how it's running right now. I went and got a...

Okay, this is what I've got...I've got my iMac running Jaguar, with its Ethernet port and all. I've got a cable modem that has connections for both an Ethernet hookup and USB. Then I've got a Gateway PC running Windows (98 I think), but it only has USB ports. What I want to do is network the...

Ah, thank you both, I understand now. Quite odd that there would be so many people connected, but I suppose I can't really be sure, as you said it's a function of some configuration. Thanks a lot for the explanation!

For some reason, I'm getting multiple instances of httpd...I noticed a while back. Then it was just one for www and the other for root. Then today, my computer slowed WAY WAY down...I went to Process Viewer to find the usual root httpd, plus like 7 www instances, all using around 20% of my...

Well, we've got an Ethernet hub here. There are four Ethernet ports on the hub. One is labeled "Link" which is where the modem is connected. The other three are for the computers, only two of which we're using (one for the Mac, the other for the PC). I'm not sure whether they ping each other...

I'm currently making an erraneous attempt to network my friend's PC to my Mac (with Jaguar) and get them using the Internet at the same time. The cable modem, Mac, and PC are all connected to a hub. Unfortunately, it seems that the first computer to start up is the only one that can use the...

Yeah, the CD is legit. And it mounts fine on the desktop. It seems perfectly normal until I try to boot from it. :( I just updated my firmware, too.

Hey, I'm trying to install Jagwire on my 700MHz G3 iMac, but it won't boot from the CD... I've tried everything from the Startup Disk in the System Preferences to holding "C" during startup. The screen flashes, then boots from my hard drive as normal... What's going on??

Well see, I know that it's available free on January 25, but I need it as soon as possible, as the movie must be done by the day after tomorrow. And not one of my CDs seems to have it (and I don't want to erase my entire hard drive with the software restore CDs). My only option is to download...

Well, I just went on a hard drive cleaning spree, when I ran across iMovie, and thought, "Hmm...I don't need that...I don't even have a digital camcorder." So I threw it away. That was a day before I found out I'd need it to edit a video for some people. The video is to be finished Wednesday...

Just on a whim, I ran a port scan on my computer. Ports open are 4000, which I run my web server on, the one for MySQL, and port 1033. Does anyone know what 1033 is used for? By the way, the connected servers are afp, not smb. Gasp. There's yet another one now! It wasn't there the other...

I decided to use the Go/Connect To Server command from the Finder on a hunch. I clicked on Local Network for the fun of it. I'm not connected to anything but the Internet via my cable modem. But it lists two people I don't know on my local network. I attempted to connect, failing. I tried...

Oh yes, the DHTML ads are the WORST. As if sites that use them aren't cluttered enough! And they make some float around the screen...Ugh...People are sick.

Ugh...I agree. I work in my school newspaper, and our printer is *awful*. The entire page varies the degrees of gray (it's a black and white newspaper). I'm not talking slight change. I'm talking light typography doesn't show up at all (or half doesn't) and darker pictures almost jet black...

Alright, I set the background to a very light blue (the grey didn't go very well). It's a bit easier on the eyes, I think. As far as adding contrast to the links, I tried a few things, but I ended up just increasing the font size a tiny bit. I just woke up from a migraine at 2:00am, so I'm a...

Hey, that's pretty nice. It could stand having the other menu items still available after you click one...But nice, even without color.

Okay, I see. What you're saying is more of an artsy, visual layout. Okay, I think I know what you mean. However, since this isn't a personal site for my portfolio, I'm going for more of a layout that's very functional and visually pleasing at the same time. By visually pleasing, I don't mean...

I don't quite get what you mean by it looking like something from the 70's...Considering the web back then was for the exchange of scientific and research documents, I don't think a site is capable of looking like it's from that time, unless you turn off the CSS. ;) Exactly what do you mean by...

Has anyone gotten mod_rewrite working on Mac OS X? I've tried putting the directives just about everywhere in the httpd.conf file, but nothing seems to give. They just get ignored.