Elysian Shadows

So I've set it up just this way; http://www.webassist.com/support/docume ... indows.php
Does that mean it won't allow any access to my server from outside?

Thanks guys. I'm still confused. I was watching a tutorial and apparently you have to set it up and then open it up in a browser to set a password. Does that mean that before I set the password it is open to the public? I'm confused. I don't understand servers. I'm still learning this stuff. p.s. Wh...

So, I was here a while ago. I had been programming in C++ and even learning some OpenGL, but I'm not good with math so I stopped that. Now I'm trying to learn some more Web Development, and I want to learn PHP. The issue is that I don't have a server to do server side scripting with. Apparently I ca...

If you do end up using SDL, I found this tutorial quite helpful at times; http://www.aaroncox.net/tutorials/2dtutorials/index.html "Lazy Foo" does seem to be the one people point towards the most, just sharing what I found helpful. EDIT: I think I actually used Lazy Foo's for the set up, a...

OK, so Nintendo must just have its own graphics library.

What about other consoles?: Playstation and Nintendo?

EDIT: Just rereading this reply didn't make sense, editing it:

Thanks for the thoughts.

Cool. Just needed to know that it wouldn't be pointless, and might be used professionally.

I'm having so much trouble finding a good introduction to modern OpenGL. When I look for introductions to DirectX, I seem to be flooded with books. I realize this is probably due to funding, as I imagine Microsoft would prefer developers learn DirectX. I'd rather learn OpenGL, but it doesn't seem po...

Thanks guys!

So, I learned python scripting a little bit, and then got into C++ programming. I've been using C++ for, I think, a little over a year now, starting to use graphics libraries with it. I was wondering, what is the difference between C and C++? I thought it was just that C didn't have classes and C++ ...

Thanks.

OK. I did some more reasearch on this.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Super_NES_ ... SNES_games

It appears that it can be done legally, but probably only if you don't hack an existing cartridge.

Is there a legal way to do homebrew cartridges for the NES or SNES?
That would be a dream.
Some way without hacking?
I realize it would probably have to be close to machine code... still.

I'm still a little confused about what assembly is.
Is NASM an assembly language? What is x86 assembler? Is it an assembly language? Is assembly a programming language?
Is NASM just a higher level version of x86 assembly?