come on people, this topic has been covered by the almight 2 skinnee Js. go on napster or whatever and search for the song "pluto" by them. with a chorus like "pluuuuuuuuuuuuuuto is a plaaaaaaanet" how can you go wrong?
"I may be the only person who feels this way...but I still think that URL's (and top-level domains) are basically a hack. They're nothing more than a label for a TCP/IP address & port number. People take this stuff WAY too seriously. "
that idea is great for techs, but what "average person" would hear "152.5.123.7:8080" and remember it, let alone be inspired to visit it?
imagine a store that could only put its phone number on its sign, have no advertising outside the store, no windows... would you be inclined to call them and see what they do? didnt think so.
i have this problem as well. so i did the halfway solution. i wrote a simple script that iterates through the dynamic pages outputting them as static html files. these files are submitted to the search engines.
the problem is of course the pages end up getting old. no problem, add a little "this is an archived version of this page, please click here for the newest version" message. rerun the script when necessary.
i did this and was able to submit all my dynamic pages to altavista. what i also did was add an additional little "prev | next" link at the bottom, so a spider could start at one page and follow links to the end. i went further and created a hallway page to submit to altavista.
also, the pages are flat so they tend to load faster than dynamic ones.
even better, open source formulas. most drugs can be put in one pill, instead its diluted so they can sell you more. imagine core recipes being public knowledge...hmmm....
With all this support of deCSS and the like, representing the entire anti-censorship movement, i am curuous as to why the article was censored and posted as "F*cked..." Why are we fighting censorship while continuing to censor at the same time? I think its giving out a mixed message. If we are fighting censorship, lets fight it all!
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come on people, this topic has been covered by the almight 2 skinnee Js. go on napster or whatever and search for the song "pluto" by them. with a chorus like "pluuuuuuuuuuuuuuto is a plaaaaaaanet" how can you go wrong?
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"I may be the only person who feels this way...but I still think that URL's (and top-level domains) are basically a hack. They're nothing more than a label for a TCP/IP address & port number. People take this stuff WAY too seriously. " that idea is great for techs, but what "average person" would hear "152.5.123.7:8080" and remember it, let alone be inspired to visit it? imagine a store that could only put its phone number on its sign, have no advertising outside the store, no windows... would you be inclined to call them and see what they do? didnt think so.
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you should "kep" your eye out for typos too eeeek
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a bunch of vaporware overinflated hype. show me something tangible and then well see whats up.
.com was IT? look whats up now. hype hype hype...
remember when
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i have this problem as well. so i did the halfway solution. i wrote a simple script that iterates through the dynamic pages outputting them as static html files. these files are submitted to the search engines.
the problem is of course the pages end up getting old. no problem, add a little "this is an archived version of this page, please click here for the newest version" message. rerun the script when necessary.
i did this and was able to submit all my dynamic pages to altavista. what i also did was add an additional little "prev | next" link at the bottom, so a spider could start at one page and follow links to the end. i went further and created a hallway page to submit to altavista.
also, the pages are flat so they tend to load faster than dynamic ones.
check out the page i submitted to AV, and old archived page (contains the links prev|next links @ bottom, or the live homepage
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if i had a dollar for every time i read a "mir coming down" or "mir staying up" article id treat my self to a nice dinner.
NEWS: cloning, genome, privacy, surveillance, and more!
even better, open source formulas. most drugs can be put in one pill, instead its diluted so they can sell you more. imagine core recipes being public knowledge...hmmm....
NEWS: cloning, genome, privacy, surveillance, and more!
did i say that out loud?
NEWS: cloning, genome, privacy, surveillance, and more!
there is an article at zdnet today about reverse engineering. obviously related to dmca
With all this support of deCSS and the like, representing the entire anti-censorship movement, i am curuous as to why the article was censored and posted as "F*cked..." Why are we fighting censorship while continuing to censor at the same time? I think its giving out a mixed message. If we are fighting censorship, lets fight it all! http://silicongod.com
i cant wait until someone steals my toast from my ip-enabled toaster.
ben to tha muthafuckin shutman
i use mailcity. i was reading a javascript tutorial at http: //hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/98/29/index1a_page1 1.html?tw=programming when i came upon a "view my cookie" link and clicked it - only to see my FIRST AND LAST NAME, zip code, address, and more in the cookie. BE CAREFUL!
firingsquad did this article a while ago. pretty informative. http://firingsquad.gamers.com/guides/hiwmemory/def ault.asp
Perhaps interfacing with other people? Go outside!