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Hey mate if your still around could you pm me?

yo do you have my old paypal php and html files by chance?

He can't fix when it's a MySQL Error. It's the hosts problem to fix it.

It's up now.

No, Database Error

Because you and Jessy were ddosing me?

Whatsup noob.

Dumber is a comparative of dumb, meaning that this person is unable to speak. It does not mean 'less intelligent'.

Also, considering Method was trying to help you, be more polite in future.

Then it appears we were expecting different things from the thread. I offered you a step-by-step approach to solve the problem and left you to finish it. You clearly were looking for someone to spoon feed you all of the information.

Thank you for clearing that up.

This discussion would be much smoother if you specified what about what I was doing wasn't what you learned. Was it finding the slope of a line perpendicular to the original or was it finding the equation of the new line? Those were the only two steps crucial to solving the problem, and both of them have standard steps that I employed. I suppose you could argue that finding the equation of the new line can be done in two ways (namely through the point-slope form or the slope-intercept form), but both ways are equivalent, standard, and equally easy.

To be honest, it sounds like you either don't (or didn't) know how to solve the problem, and you're blaming me for not wanting to do it all for you.

The techniques I used to find the slope of a perpendicular line should be standard, and the point-slope formula I used is the same as the standard one. After that, you just need to plug in a point, which can be done in only one way, really.

What did I do that was abnormal?