You can make numbers to look almost exactly the way you want, depending on where you look, how you compare and the like. Seeing the comparison of Java /.NET with LAMP (which IMHO is ridiculous) makes it hard to be serious about the whole article. To me, this is all a mess-up of different things that don't really fit together well. What are we talking about? Building dynamic web sites? Creating small CRUD applications to hammer stuff into an SQL database using a web frontend? Building applications distributed across platforms and systems within both an internal network and "the internet" and yet being meant to interact and communicate? There are numbers and percentages written all across the article but the writes doesn't get clear about some basic assumptions. Otherwise, I'd like him to build a system to link CORBA, SOAP and possibly a bunch of other technologies using PHP, Perl, Python (even though I love the latter ones). Good luck.
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killed my marriage, but saved my life.
Minimo 0.3, due in January, will include improved Web page navigation for mobile phone users. At present, phone users need to linearly tab through every link on the page to get to the right link, but the new technology will let people move between links on the Web page using the arrow keys. That's really great!
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killed my marriage, but saved my life.
technically: "this is a DLL which gets injected to all processes loading user32.dll. It patches the Escape() function in gdi32.dll. The result of the patch is that the SETABORT escape sequence is not accepted anymore"
vulgarly: "don't trust the firewall filters, don't trust the antivirus vendors, don't wait for Microsoft. Install the patch immediately. If you are running a Windows operating system the patch doesn't support, time to shut it off and wait."
-- Keylogger
killed my marriage, but saved my life.
1. Easieast to use of all browser (as it comes out of box)
2. Well balanced features - there is much more than in Internet explorer 6. Someone might miss something, but what most people need is in there
3. Extensions - for guys that miss something there are several hundreds of free add-ons, and often if you get used to them, you can't live without them.
4. Visual customization - easier and more complete than in other browsers.
5. Very fast - specially when compared to Internet explorer.
6. Best solution for annoyances - more proof than any other browser on viruses, pop-ups, worms, etc.
If you're not using Firefox, you should be.
-- Keylogger
killed my marriage, but saved my life.
IMO Mozilla will soon be the most powerful competitor in the world of mobile Internet browsers. I tested "Minimo" ver0.2 - the mobile version of FireFox on my HP iPAQ 3950, I just can say to the beta software is "WOW". I'll rate it 4/5 stars. Operas browser only runs on phones, not on PDAs, and a lot of browsers ignore frames or have limited JavaScript support-they do terrible jobs. With Minimo, it will render OK.
Although Opera has developed mobile browser for 6 years, I believe Minimo can repeat the miracle just like FireFox did in computer browser market.
-- Keylogger
killed my marriage, but saved my life.
I'm a webmaster and I know most websites are "desighned for Internet Explorer", so lots of them will looks a little strange in Opera. I will move back to IE even if my mobile phone has the default Opera program built in.
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
vulgarly: "don't trust the firewall filters, don't trust the antivirus vendors, don't wait for Microsoft. Install the patch immediately. If you are running a Windows operating system the patch doesn't support, time to shut it off and wait."
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
2)Occasionally when multiple tabs are open the program seems to hang up. Not sure if this is a product of the web pages themselves or a bug.
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
1. Easieast to use of all browser (as it comes out of box)
2. Well balanced features - there is much more than in Internet explorer 6. Someone might miss something, but what most people need is in there
3. Extensions - for guys that miss something there are several hundreds of free add-ons, and often if you get used to them, you can't live without them.
4. Visual customization - easier and more complete than in other browsers.
5. Very fast - specially when compared to Internet explorer.
6. Best solution for annoyances - more proof than any other browser on viruses, pop-ups, worms, etc.
If you're not using Firefox, you should be.
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
Although Opera has developed mobile browser for 6 years, I believe Minimo can repeat the miracle just like FireFox did in computer browser market.
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Keylogger killed my marriage, but saved my life.
Can Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware (Beta) program protect our system from this problem?
I'm a webmaster and I know most websites are "desighned for Internet Explorer", so lots of them will looks a little strange in Opera. I will move back to IE even if my mobile phone has the default Opera program built in.
The chin.ese G.O.V is also blocking emails which contain anit-gov words. Lots of business emails involuntary using some words are blocked crustily!
Furthermore, if someone search "sensitive" words such as "Jiung.ZaMin", "Fa.Lon.Gon" in Google, they will immediately block Google from this IP.
Very angry...
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