Gee, thanks... didn't you know that 'dynamic' refers to oh- so much more than floating layers? these ads are flash, the layer they are in is dHTML. Thus, the ONLY (meaning a very small amount of complete project) is dHTML (D meaning "dynamic").
Please refer to "moron" and repeat until thick skull has been compromised.
GENIUS! Advertising, the stuff that only gets one click per umpteen-thousand views has reached the next level...
except, the audience is limited to IE on PC's with default securities enabled...
gee, why didn't I think of it first?
wow! such bright thinkers.
I want to start a site for this. A wireless 'tracker' of sorts... with info on how to connect and how to keep things private with what is ALREADY implemented.
Anyone interested in helping start an 802.11b tracking site? Basically, since it's cheap enough for most people to get the hardware and make it available, why not start a network of people making theirs available?
email me: freewireless@fuzzytech.net
no spam please:0p
-kappa
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Gee, thanks... didn't you know that 'dynamic' refers to oh- so much more than floating layers? these ads are flash, the layer they are in is dHTML. Thus, the ONLY (meaning a very small amount of complete project) is dHTML (D meaning "dynamic").
Please refer to "moron" and repeat until thick skull has been compromised.
A site of gratuitous advertising can't make enough money to stay in business...
Kinda silly that the TV stations can make enough off one of these ads to power a website for a long while...
Hopefully someone will pick this site up, including the staff; what a shitty time to lose your bread n' butter.
Oh, come on! the only dHTML that's used in these things is to move the layer the flash is in...
this stuff will only work on ActiveX compatible browsers (using the activeX version of the flash plugin). Nothing new, nothing special... whoopty-do!
oh my, you mean this isn't revolutionary web technology? Gosh!
;0)
that's because the sample pages are 100% flash. you're watching a mock-up of the concept. amazing, eh?
GENIUS! Advertising, the stuff that only gets one click per umpteen-thousand views has reached the next level...
except, the audience is limited to IE on PC's with default securities enabled...
gee, why didn't I think of it first?
wow! such bright thinkers.
I want to start a site for this. A wireless 'tracker' of sorts... with info on how to connect and how to keep things private with what is ALREADY implemented.
who is interested?
email: freewireless@fuzzytech.net
-kappa
Anyone interested in helping start an 802.11b tracking site? Basically, since it's cheap enough for most people to get the hardware and make it available, why not start a network of people making theirs available? email me: freewireless@fuzzytech.net no spam please :0p
-kappa