Navigation is sometimes the hardest part on the internet.
A tree structure is sometimes the second easiest way of searching/browsing for information (1st being keyword searching).
So maybe if more web designers set up server side solutions, it will lower the burden on web designers.
More importantly, move navigation away from web designers to users just as Google displaced content from web designers unto Searchers.
So instead of overburdening web servers like this Firefox extension
Firefox extension with screenshot which automatically
generates a sitemap br crawling a site.
Sites can access a sitemap using a
favicon.ico like or
link rel="sitemap.rdf or sitemap.xml" protocol.
Just as netscape NAVIGATOR originally proposed
a while back.
I think web designers should pay attention - at least those that don't use flash for their whole site.
The web is slowly become a database of content rather than style.
See the webmonkey wired article on netscape
sitemap feature
Sitemap rdf
or the sitemap slide here
Slide from seminar
45% of people trust others when smelling this, Some might round up and say half of the sample population. Dude, it's only 13 people out of 29, and it's even less since 6 others were also trusting, So say 7, that's right, 7 people, who knows how they were selected.
Whoever has the most to lose -public relations- wise. Imagine if you read an article that state's Dell now has to pay recycling fee or microsoft. You think dell or microsoft will back down?
Why flash? especially when SVG and Firefox are starting to happen. Browser can do rich graphics without losing rich content. See Picture of browser rotated 30 degress
And then there is ben goodgers demo of thumbnail history . See Thumbnail history
Plus there's was that article a while back about Oconner commenting on the absent developers. For flash, like advertisement, if we do not notice it, maybe it will go away.
HIS COMMENTS
installing firefox requires downloading an unsigned binary from a random web server installing unsigned extensions is the default action in the extensions dialog there is no way to check the signature on downloaded program files there is no obvious way to turn off plug-ins once they are installed there is an easy way to bypass the "this might be a virus" dialog this is what the "secure deployment" part of microsoft's sd3+c campaign is all about; we design and develop secure software, but we make sure that customers can deploy it securely as well.
USER COMMENTS:
posted @ 12/20/2004 7:47 pm # re: trust no one (but use firefox) andy habel the simple fact is that i'd much rather trust an open source application where the code is public and subject to scrutinty then a closed source browser known to be riddled with many bugs and security holes, some which still aren't patched to this day
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rob davy 4 words - lesser of two evils at least you have to actively choose to install things with firefox, instead of bugs in ie allowing anyone to install things posted @ 12/20/2004 6:30 pm # how can i trust ie/microsoft
http://seclab.cs.rice.edu/gdesktop-tr-dec04.pdf
Quote 1
java applet attacks because the google desktop application bases its decision to integrate strictly on network traffic, all that is required for an eavesdropper to obtain an integrated web page is to open a socket on the target computer and send an http request to go
Quote 2
the google desktop's local search integration cannot distinguish this connection from the java applet with a legitimate connection from a web browser, and will thus integrate the search results where they can be read by the applet
Together, bittorrent and suprnova form a unique infrastructure that uses mirroring of the web servers with its directory structure, meta-data distribution for load balancing, a bartering technique for fair resource sharing, and a p2p moderation system to filter fake files
The hunt script selects a file to follow and initiates a measurement of all the peers downloading this particular file, the getpeer script contacts the tracker for a given file and gathers the ip addresses of peers downloading the file, and the peerping script contacts numerous peers in parallel and (ab)uses the bittorrent protocol to measure their download progress and uptime
Slashdot Mirror
Acid2 test passed Load balancing failed
Whoa this is slashdot - news for nerds, convert to metric please, :P
or least use Giga or Tera
It's about minimizing them in your start bar and pressing alt-tab when the boss it not looking.
To delete any headline that contains that word.
Navigation is sometimes the hardest part on the internet. A tree structure is sometimes the second easiest way of searching/browsing for information (1st being keyword searching). So maybe if more web designers set up server side solutions, it will lower the burden on web designers. More importantly, move navigation away from web designers to users just as Google displaced content from web designers unto Searchers. So instead of overburdening web servers like this Firefox extension Firefox extension with screenshot which automatically generates a sitemap br crawling a site. Sites can access a sitemap using a favicon.ico like or link rel="sitemap.rdf or sitemap.xml" protocol. Just as netscape NAVIGATOR originally proposed a while back. I think web designers should pay attention - at least those that don't use flash for their whole site. The web is slowly become a database of content rather than style. See the webmonkey wired article on netscape sitemap feature Sitemap rdf or the sitemap slide here Slide from seminar
45% of people trust others when smelling this,
Some might round up and say half of the sample
population.
Dude, it's only 13 people out of 29,
and it's even less since
6 others were also trusting,
So say 7, that's right, 7 people, who
knows how they were selected.
I'll trust the researchers when I try it out myself.
Whoever has the most to lose -public relations- wise. Imagine if you read an article that state's Dell now has to pay recycling fee or microsoft. You think dell or microsoft will back down?
Yeah, but resources are limited. And yeah, some people did abandon GIFs for PNGs. So What's your point?
Why flash? especially when SVG and Firefox are starting to happen. Browser can do rich graphics without losing rich content. See Picture of browser rotated 30 degress And then there is ben goodgers demo of thumbnail history . See Thumbnail history Plus there's was that article a while back about Oconner commenting on the absent developers. For flash, like advertisement, if we do not notice it, maybe it will go away.
HIS COMMENTS installing firefox requires downloading an unsigned binary from a random web server installing unsigned extensions is the default action in the extensions dialog there is no way to check the signature on downloaded program files there is no obvious way to turn off plug-ins once they are installed there is an easy way to bypass the "this might be a virus" dialog this is what the "secure deployment" part of microsoft's sd3+c campaign is all about; we design and develop secure software, but we make sure that customers can deploy it securely as well.
USER COMMENTS:
posted @ 12/20/2004 7:47 pm # re: trust no one (but use firefox) andy habel the simple fact is that i'd much rather trust an open source application where the code is public and subject to scrutinty then a closed source browser known to be riddled with many bugs and security holes, some which still aren't patched to this day
3458 rob davy 4 words - lesser of two evils at least you have to actively choose to install things with firefox, instead of bugs in ie allowing anyone to install things posted @ 12/20/2004 6:30 pm # how can i trust ie/microsoft
http://seclab.cs.rice.edu/gdesktop-tr-dec04.pdf Quote 1 java applet attacks because the google desktop application bases its decision to integrate strictly on network traffic, all that is required for an eavesdropper to obtain an integrated web page is to open a socket on the target computer and send an http request to go Quote 2 the google desktop's local search integration cannot distinguish this connection from the java applet with a legitimate connection from a web browser, and will thus integrate the search results where they can be read by the applet
Together, bittorrent and suprnova form a unique infrastructure that uses mirroring of the web servers with its directory structure, meta-data distribution for load balancing, a bartering technique for fair resource sharing, and a p2p moderation system to filter fake files The hunt script selects a file to follow and initiates a measurement of all the peers downloading this particular file, the getpeer script contacts the tracker for a given file and gathers the ip addresses of peers downloading the file, and the peerping script contacts numerous peers in parallel and (ab)uses the bittorrent protocol to measure their download progress and uptime