Blogs

I wanted to add to my previous post regarding connecting your PS3 to a computer monitor.What about connecting the audio through to your your computer speakers as well?

One of the biggest stories circulating the blogospehre today is the 'mistake' that Google made, was to prematurely announce it's release of a browser - known as Google Chrome, which will compete against Firefox, IE and Safari.

This is a follow-up to my previous post regarding connecting your PS3 to a computer monitor. I received a lot of comments and emails regarding a (surround) sound system setup, so I'll try to answer them here.

While a am working on my secret project, I found a need for a local developing and testing environment which would provide the functionality of a LAMP stack (a WAMP Stack in my case). I had known about this nifty tool for a while, but had never had a chance to play with it at all. It's called XAMPP - it is essentially a WAMP or LAMP or MAMP stack rolled into ONE pre-configured package that you can run on just about any system.

After posting the quick "How to" regarding resetting your PS3 video settings, I received a ton of comments and questions. So, here is a post dedicated to answering them.

After spending a good deal of time trying to figure out what was wrong with my query, I finally spotted the problem. After doing some research on Google and trying all sorts of suggested 'solutions', the easiest one was right in front of me.

Here is the query that was causing the error: (names have been changed to protect identity)

DELETE r1_main FROM r1_main as r1, temp1 as b
WHERE r1.id = b.id
AND DATE(b.`timeStamp`) < DATE(init_startDate)
AND DATE(b.`timeStamp`) > DATE(init_endDate);

This statement kept throwing this error in the MySQL procedure:

SQL Error: Unknown table 'r1_main' in MULTI DELETE