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Mixeur
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| 6a6ar09a wrote: | | Yes, my chips, boards, wind generators... all my hobbies finally deserve to be published. I never have time for them... (I have made hundreds of applications, websites for others...) but now I decided to do it for me and to do it right. Do you have any tip, suggestion? |
Register on my website. 
Most of things you would like to do are already done, you will be able to publish your chips quickly, without losing much time to develop a website...
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6a6ar09a
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Thank you for invitation. I just did (including a few google clicks), why not, but I am still going on with my project... Any tip from you? Or I need to wait for your answer until 48h too 
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| Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 3:52 pm Post subject: |
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I will activate your account right now.
Most important thing when you ar building a website, is to know exactly what you want to do, now and for the next years, in order to build a correct architecture for your site and your database.
As for me I made different tables in my database :
1 for the buys, 1 for the items for sale, 1 for the collections, 1 for the cpus, 1 for the fpus, 1 for the wishlist, 1 for manufacturers, 1 for models, 1 for sub-models, 1 for the packages, 1 for the sockets, 1 for the sspecs, 1 for the variants...etc, everything linked together.
Very complicated at the end but very very flexible.
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6a6ar09a
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This was fast! Thank you very much. I will add content as soon as I prepare pictures and all details...
Thanks for suggestions too, it is not complicated at all. I will probably use some of yours and suggestions from CPUShack, I just need to find (with myself) optimal limit how far I want to go.
Now I have enough materials. Just missing the time .
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hugo929
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what does 6a6ar09a mean 
I think you can get a domain such as cpu-museum or cpu-world etc
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6a6ar09a mean babaroga (combination of letters and numbers). Let say that translation can be; scary man or something similar... someone who never been seen... long story.
I am tired of to many domains... For now 6a6ar09a.com is good enough. (don't have time...)
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Chiefish
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I was wondering why you had that combination of numbers and letters as well, Thanks for explaining it, now it makes sense to me too.
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Thanks for looking (both of you). Any comment, suggestion? I would like to hear opinion from you old collectors.
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Thanks. Will use opportunity to say thanks to wepwawet too.
( for one of those pictures, "egg" )
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night is the best time to work (if you work using comp.)
Specially if you are 6a6ar09a (scary man) |
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