Dojo is nice if you want widgets (month selector/accordian/...) but the documentation is rather weak.
Personally I like JQuery, good docs and everything in 1 rather small file.
Thats all MS has to do to get wide adoption. Force it as part of IE, or make an option in the download by default. And then put it all over Microsoft.com and MSN.com and break stuff (like navigation) if you dont have it installed.
Granted it wont be forced on people on other platforms but it would get heavy adoption rather quickly. I dont put it beyond them to do this either.
Anything more than 40hrs a week is unacceptable to me. Sorry I'm not a workaholic. And before WW2, in the aftermath of the Great Depression, America was thinking of making the work week to 30-35hrs a week.
IETab, isnt a good way to test in IE though, the Eolas bug wont show up in IETab and you might forget to fix that. You should test for IE in IE. I'm sure there are other little glitches that wont show up in IETab as well. Get IE View Lite which sends the URL you are on to your IE browser and launches it.
Yahoo's video site does pre-roll ads, 30sec ad before watching an video. You then get to watch 2 videos again before seeing another ad, even if you don't watch all of either one, as soon as you picked a 3rd video another 30sec ad shows. In my opinion it makes the site unusable, I will never use Yahoo's Video site again, I only tried it out to see what they did and if anything was better than YouTube. People don't go online to watch 30+min of video or 2+hrs like TV or watch the full 2minute video segments. Imagine if you had to watch a commercial every time you changed the channel more than 3 times or after every 4 minutes.
I've tried this, the moisture they get over is just spread onto your coffee table/desk
Coasters need to be cork on top of a mesh plastic thing, I drink lots of ice water and I've even had some cork and wood coasters split over time
1) need active developer(s) that are working on it constantly
2) good and active forums for feedback, requests, bug reports
3) releases that aren't too far apart
4) some promotion on slashdot/digg or the web, something that gets people interested in it
AOL bought Netscape just for their portal. They didn't want to force their users to website incompatibilities so thats why they never changed their browser from IE, that and I believe they had an agreement. Just let Netscape die already, even version 6 was nothing but Mozilla with AOL Spyware and every version after was like that as well.
While netvibes, pageflakes, start.com (did M$ rip them off?), google personalized home pages are all cool, I'd prefer to have my own private version
The Brim project is a long ways away from that but it has the biggest chance of becoming a OSS version for you to put on your own server.
Why can't there be a single online application form for any state jobs? I've seen the state duplicate job forms for the University, Health Jobs, and so on. All of the jobs were State based, so they should of used the States Job site, which was done very well. But no, you have to fill out the same forms 1000 times to apply to different jobs in different organizations. The State's Health site was built with ColdFusion and was so damn buggy I gave up. One University's site was JSP and the redirect for every page drove me insane as I couldnt use the back button, I had to go through the pages in the right order, or use their special back form button.
Needless to say how all corporations want to use their own online job application forms, they should just rely on the State's especially if they are going to use it to look for candidates.
The red trim around the windows really made no sense to me. Give it a decent paint job and it would actually look pretty decent. But if that ever gets to the market I doubt the windows and door will stay that shape.
The thing about the EV-1's is that you could only lease them, no one was allowed to keep theirs, they were all shredded and destroyed. There is one in a museum but its nothing but the shell.
Banned IP Address - a lot of them are spammers or fake bots that will look around your website and fill your forms in the attempt to spam you or your forums/blog or whatever else you might have
Nice to see at least some effort for energy efficiency, even if its Wal-Mart. I've been using CFC bulbs like this for 2yrs now and they are great. I'm guessing it will probably be about 20yrs before LED bulbs become cheap enough and powerful enough to replace 100w bulbs in our homes.
I'd like to see the US Govt support the 1 Watt-Standby Power Initiative, the way Europe is now doing so.
I'd also like to see any new houses/buildings required to use solar power cells or solar furnaces. Especially if you are in the Sun Belt. I know they aren't "clean" to create but we have to start somewhere, the technology is here, we can't wait for it to be perfect.
While I'm at it, why don't we require any city with a population over 500,000 to have a mandatory recycling program.
One thing that has also never made sense to me is why so many houses in the Western US don't have basements. Its hotter in the SouthWest than anywhere else in the Nation.
Any government official can feel free to steal these ideas, I can't do anything with them, I have no power (pun not intended:p ).
Yahoo killed those over a year ago and they haven't been brought back, even though they said they would. Yahoo has enough things to worry about, they don't see forums or user chat rooms totally useful.
Ah... wood grain finish with rounder corners, convex screen, a 13 button knob and a UFH knob, might look into at least a 90s model:p I hear they have RCA jacks now
It could burn in TV also...
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If you have CNN, Fox, NFL or a certain channel on all the time those logos, scorebars, scrolling bars are gonna burn in also.
So its possible to get an image of OS X and run it on a Windows Box? I've been using PearPC for awhile but I'd like to try this other method out also if possible.
The only time I've gotten "mouse rage" is when I was using a mouse with a ball in it, and you know how they get dirty and wont move at times and then sometimes u cant get all the dirt off the rollers and it snags at times. I ended up smashing that mouse cuz it kept acting figity no matter how much i cleaned it.
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Dojo is nice if you want widgets (month selector/accordian/...) but the documentation is rather weak. Personally I like JQuery, good docs and everything in 1 rather small file.
Thats all MS has to do to get wide adoption. Force it as part of IE, or make an option in the download by default. And then put it all over Microsoft.com and MSN.com and break stuff (like navigation) if you dont have it installed.
Granted it wont be forced on people on other platforms but it would get heavy adoption rather quickly. I dont put it beyond them to do this either.
Anything more than 40hrs a week is unacceptable to me. Sorry I'm not a workaholic. And before WW2, in the aftermath of the Great Depression, America was thinking of making the work week to 30-35hrs a week.
IETab, isnt a good way to test in IE though, the Eolas bug wont show up in IETab and you might forget to fix that. You should test for IE in IE. I'm sure there are other little glitches that wont show up in IETab as well. Get IE View Lite which sends the URL you are on to your IE browser and launches it.
Or openlazlo? Powerpoint exports? Guess we'll have to wait and see.
Yahoo's video site does pre-roll ads, 30sec ad before watching an video. You then get to watch 2 videos again before seeing another ad, even if you don't watch all of either one, as soon as you picked a 3rd video another 30sec ad shows. In my opinion it makes the site unusable, I will never use Yahoo's Video site again, I only tried it out to see what they did and if anything was better than YouTube. People don't go online to watch 30+min of video or 2+hrs like TV or watch the full 2minute video segments. Imagine if you had to watch a commercial every time you changed the channel more than 3 times or after every 4 minutes.
I've tried this, the moisture they get over is just spread onto your coffee table/desk Coasters need to be cork on top of a mesh plastic thing, I drink lots of ice water and I've even had some cork and wood coasters split over time
Do some web 3.0 stuff for me
:p
<curvedcorners>Bling Bling</curvedcorners>
and maybe they will implement the </sarcasm> tag, no opener needed
Slashdot, a rss aggregator/portal site I made just for myself that exists only on my computer, and Digg
1) need active developer(s) that are working on it constantly
2) good and active forums for feedback, requests, bug reports
3) releases that aren't too far apart
4) some promotion on slashdot/digg or the web, something that gets people interested in it
AOL bought Netscape just for their portal. They didn't want to force their users to website incompatibilities so thats why they never changed their browser from IE, that and I believe they had an agreement. Just let Netscape die already, even version 6 was nothing but Mozilla with AOL Spyware and every version after was like that as well.
While netvibes, pageflakes, start.com (did M$ rip them off?), google personalized home pages are all cool, I'd prefer to have my own private version The Brim project is a long ways away from that but it has the biggest chance of becoming a OSS version for you to put on your own server.
:p It was on the Google Toilet Stalls
Why can't there be a single online application form for any state jobs? I've seen the state duplicate job forms for the University, Health Jobs, and so on. All of the jobs were State based, so they should of used the States Job site, which was done very well. But no, you have to fill out the same forms 1000 times to apply to different jobs in different organizations. The State's Health site was built with ColdFusion and was so damn buggy I gave up. One University's site was JSP and the redirect for every page drove me insane as I couldnt use the back button, I had to go through the pages in the right order, or use their special back form button. Needless to say how all corporations want to use their own online job application forms, they should just rely on the State's especially if they are going to use it to look for candidates.
Using the word tag could be confusing to other web developers (html tags)
Just like its required to have SP2 for XP, it will be a requirement pretty soon to do Windows Updates with IE7.
The red trim around the windows really made no sense to me. Give it a decent paint job and it would actually look pretty decent. But if that ever gets to the market I doubt the windows and door will stay that shape.
The thing about the EV-1's is that you could only lease them, no one was allowed to keep theirs, they were all shredded and destroyed. There is one in a museum but its nothing but the shell.
Banned IP Address - a lot of them are spammers or fake bots that will look around your website and fill your forms in the attempt to spam you or your forums/blog or whatever else you might have
Nice to see at least some effort for energy efficiency, even if its Wal-Mart. I've been using CFC bulbs like this for 2yrs now and they are great. I'm guessing it will probably be about 20yrs before LED bulbs become cheap enough and powerful enough to replace 100w bulbs in our homes.
:p ).
I'd like to see the US Govt support the 1 Watt-Standby Power Initiative, the way Europe is now doing so.
I'd also like to see any new houses/buildings required to use solar power cells or solar furnaces. Especially if you are in the Sun Belt. I know they aren't "clean" to create but we have to start somewhere, the technology is here, we can't wait for it to be perfect.
While I'm at it, why don't we require any city with a population over 500,000 to have a mandatory recycling program.
One thing that has also never made sense to me is why so many houses in the Western US don't have basements. Its hotter in the SouthWest than anywhere else in the Nation.
Any government official can feel free to steal these ideas, I can't do anything with them, I have no power (pun not intended
Yahoo killed those over a year ago and they haven't been brought back, even though they said they would. Yahoo has enough things to worry about, they don't see forums or user chat rooms totally useful.
Ah... wood grain finish with rounder corners, convex screen, a 13 button knob and a UFH knob, might look into at least a 90s model :p I hear they have RCA jacks now
If you have CNN, Fox, NFL or a certain channel on all the time those logos, scorebars, scrolling bars are gonna burn in also.
So its possible to get an image of OS X and run it on a Windows Box? I've been using PearPC for awhile but I'd like to try this other method out also if possible.
The only time I've gotten "mouse rage" is when I was using a mouse with a ball in it, and you know how they get dirty and wont move at times and then sometimes u cant get all the dirt off the rollers and it snags at times. I ended up smashing that mouse cuz it kept acting figity no matter how much i cleaned it.