Keep in mind that if you're not using CSS they you have to declare the style for every element that exists.
Also compressed encoding means that the full payload for CSS is less than 50K. I don't know what kind of connection you're banished to that makes that an "f- load slower" but maybe you should consider switching from manual morse decoding to something automatic.
This is a PHP vulnerability that installs php scripts that can be used of the attacker's gain. Certainly challenged the definition of botnet that I was thinking of. Never the less I suppose you're right.
The browser comes with copies of commonly used libraries or has access to a repository or downloads them from anywhere and validates sigs, using the same code where sigs match.
Are you kidding? The new slashdot is way easier to participate on from dialup. The CSS file may look huge but it's a 29KB one time download.
Cache headers are set to one week so unless you're clearing your cache every page load it's amounts to nothing.
If anything the scripts are bigger, but again, cached. Besides AJAX comments were a huge improvement for those of us on dialup- no more loading the whole page every time you did anything.
CSS and JS, when used correctly make things faster for users, even (and sometimes especially) for those of us on slow connections.
I never hear of a malicious botnet that ran on anything other than Windows. As far as I can tell the browser is irrelevant, looks like the numbers matched up closely to global averages.
I think you're looking for Control-F2. After that menu selections are alphabetical, using space or enter to select an item. Menus can also be navigated in a 2d grid with arrow keys.
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I like it! We need more guys that think like him.
The proof is in your inbox ;)
And there's no excuse for that.
Manufacturers claims? Is there even manufacturers??
Moreover I tried to sign up for the IE bug feedback system.
1. It required me to get a live account. I did.
2. It required me to "register" with my live account. It didn't work with Webkit so I fired up Firefox, then I did.
3. It required email confirmation of my live account. I confirmed it.
4. It asked me to register to be able to vote on issues (GOTO 2)
No wonder the feedback is minimal and useless (as in not real bug reporting). There's probably no one who cares on the other end anyway
In soviet Russia....
I think you're find they're compressing the hell into music.
So don't post it.
Not like we haven't covered this before, several times on less obnoxious sites ;)
Population World: 6,790,062,216 (July 2009 est.)
Population China: 1,338,612,968 (July 2009 est.)
Ratio World: 1.07 male(s)/female
Ratio China: 1.1 male(s)/female
And I'll leave you to your fun.
USA: at birth: 1.05 male(s)/female
World: at birth: 1.07 male(s)/female
I think it's hardly notable.
haha- yes I'd also like to be able to do simple math in plain old CSS but for some reason width:calc(body.width-40px) just doesn't work :/
If you're designing a page it fastest and easiest to write CSS using the latter strategy.
Unfortunately it also means you have to play grepcakes when you decide to change change a single color.
A capability like {class:'main-font';} means you can reuse long property lists and stick with a design strategy that makes the most sense.
Jesus let it fade!
Keep in mind that if you're not using CSS they you have to declare the style for every element that exists.
Also compressed encoding means that the full payload for CSS is less than 50K. I don't know what kind of connection you're banished to that makes that an "f- load slower" but maybe you should consider switching from manual morse decoding to something automatic.
...as you peruse the comments.
Nope- just command-space and type an equation.
This is a PHP vulnerability that installs php scripts that can be used of the attacker's gain. Certainly challenged the definition of botnet that I was thinking of. Never the less I suppose you're right.
#news {class:'main-font';}
#side-header {class:'headline'}
That would be super hand most days
@define
.sidebox
(
themecolor1,'#f6a889';
themecolor2,'#00ff40';
themecolor3,'rgb(165,42,42)';
boxshadow1,'1px 2px 4px #c6c6c6';
)
{
box-shadow:box-shadow1;
color:themecolor1;
}
Otherwise you end up greping through css when you want to change/reuse something. CSS was a step in the right direction but there's plenty to do :)
One is the world wide web, the other is a cat.
Hey look at that- informative.
<script type="text/javascript" src="/scripts/jquery-min-1.3.3.js?v=132" local="com.jquery.min.133.js" sig="eaa41fbd734596533e98e557eae39b8b" />
The browser comes with copies of commonly used libraries or has access to a repository or downloads them from anywhere and validates sigs, using the same code where sigs match.
Cache headers are set to one week so unless you're clearing your cache every page load it's amounts to nothing.
If anything the scripts are bigger, but again, cached. Besides AJAX comments were a huge improvement for those of us on dialup- no more loading the whole page every time you did anything.
CSS and JS, when used correctly make things faster for users, even (and sometimes especially) for those of us on slow connections.
Is there any commonly useful Java applets left out there. I disabled Java years ago!
I never hear of a malicious botnet that ran on anything other than Windows. As far as I can tell the browser is irrelevant, looks like the numbers matched up closely to global averages.
Botnets are comprised of only Microsoft Windows.
I think you're looking for Control-F2. After that menu selections are alphabetical, using space or enter to select an item. Menus can also be navigated in a 2d grid with arrow keys.