Just keep in mind that 404 would not be appropriate.
Since we’re talking about a domain name resolution failure, your request will never reach a web server.
The 404 message is the web server’s not found message, since your request should not reach a web server this response is inappropriate.

Your computer should send out a query to your DNS server which should eventually receive a non-existent domain response, your browser would then display whatever error page it shows when a domain does not exist.

I feel the larger problem we’re fighting here is a social rather than a moral issue.
When many people connect to the Internet they see themselves as using access sold to them by a company.
When companies sell people access to the internet they see themselves as selling a product.

The majority on both sides doesn’t seem to realize that by connecting to the Internet you’re becoming a component contributing to the Internet’s health.
If more people were aware of the effects of their presence on the network, more people would probably be upset by the actions of ISPs doing such meddling in core protocols.

is the only appropriate answer in all cases.

road runner needs to take some of that

money we’re GIVING them and purchase

a MORAL COMPASS.

jr

I’m glad I could help. Unfortunately I can’t help you with a template, I’ve since switched all my development into a Linux based environment. However, if you do manage to make a Visual Studio template I’d be happy to link to it here.

Cheers.

I now have one question. Is it possible to save these settings as a template or something. This way I can click New->Project and then from the list of options have a NDS option. I’m a bit lazy (i think most coders are..) and going through all of these steps is a bit much every time I want to start up a new NDS homebrew.

Thanks loads!

They no longer cypher their answers.
After the article they output “hidden” answers, then some adds.
After the advertisements they output the full answers in plain text.

Cheers.