Because having a poor experience results in poor engagement which results in a less than compelling reason to access all the publicly-funded PBS content. In short, because it wastes an opportunity.
Lots of individuals and organizations can make a good mobile app.
Yes, all our 1200 Mhz machines should have no problem decompressing a 50k/. page.
One cavaet, the/. server(s) itself would likely be buried with all the compression.
A question, does slashcode cache resources? or does it autogen everything every time? It would be nice if it cached the data (or incorporate some squid configuration and use Cache-Control?
Slashdot Mirror
Because having a poor experience results in poor engagement which results in a less than compelling reason to access all the publicly-funded PBS content. In short, because it wastes an opportunity.
Lots of individuals and organizations can make a good mobile app.
Reddit picked up on this thread here http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/cal37/comment_on_slashdot_detailing_the_so_called/
April fools or something? A judge rules the invasion of privacy as "speculative"?
This is invasion of my privacy.
I don't want Viacom to have my YouTube history. This is awful news.
Most mainstream browsers support it internally. You shouldn't have to worry about setting it up or anything.
"it" is gzip, yet another compression algorithm. It's free and easy to incorporate into a streaming network thingy like a web-browser.
Ain't Optimization Fun!
/. page.
/. server(s) itself would likely be buried with all the compression.
Yes, all our 1200 Mhz machines should have no problem decompressing a 50k
One cavaet, the
A question, does slashcode cache resources? or does it autogen everything every time? It would be nice if it cached the data (or incorporate some squid configuration and use Cache-Control?
Nick
My company, Neomar, offers a WAP browser that runs on the eLink. Call Motient to find out how to get it for the eLink. Press release.