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Film group turns to secure DVD players
Film group turns to secure DVD players
08/31/2004 12:01 PMThe British Academy of Film and Television Arts will supply secure DVD
players to prevent voting members from illegally copying films
competing for awards.
Zeosoft Technology Group Turns Sony
Ericsson Cell Phones into Application
Servers
Zeosoft Technology Group Turns Sony
Ericsson Cell Phones into Application
Servers
08/15/2004 02:36 AMZeosoft Technology Group announced the availability of ZeoSphere™ XR
2.1, for the Sony Ericsson P900 Smartphone. Zeosoft’s mobile wireless
platform is the first application server running on cellular phones.
[PRWEB Aug 15, 2004]
Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables
Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables
07/20/2004 05:58 PMTables vs CSS
Tables vs CSS
10/30/2003 10:27 PMvendor that sells product to help you maintain shitty markup claims
that shitty markup is better .. Tables versus Full CSS Integration ..
Web-based Humor at It's Finest .. Redesigning a web site .. DeCloak ..
rant
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Tables without tables
Tables without tables
03/13/2003 10:22 AMFor my other weblog, I can afford to experiment, layout-wise. A large
portion of the readers are already using CSS-capable...
Why CSS is for tables too
Why CSS is for tables too
08/02/2004 11:43 AMCNET Aug 2 2004 3:02PM GMT
Class-Tables-0.26
Class-Tables-0.26
01/22/2004 04:54 AMGasp! Tables!
Gasp! Tables!
05/13/2004 05:06 PMAndy Budd, a
name some of you will recognize as a proponent of CSS-based design,
has decided to take a long, hard objective look at the
arguments made in favor of CSS.
I'm sure we've all found
ourselves writing fairly complicated CSS to do something that would be
trivial using tables. Take form styling for example. It's possible to
lay out even very tricky forms using tables in just a few minutes. You
can achieve similar results by floating elements with CSS, but it's a
lot more involved
The rest of Andy's points are lucid, level-headed, and enforce
something that you may or may not personally believe: CSS-based design
under all circumstances, while a goal to strive for, is hard.
Using a table for layout may at times be the best way to get the job
done.
For example, it's (relatively) easy to keep a CSS-based design
functioning on a simple 10 page, custom-designed site; you're
designing for rigid and known conditions. There's almost never a need
to fall back to tables under those circumstances.
But it's a whole new level to keep a large 500 page CMS-driven site
functioning, which could potentially see large images dropped in the
content area (thus breaking your floats), or multiple hands involved
in creating markup (including those that are markup-illiterate), or
any number of other conditions beyond your direct control. More and
more of us are learning this from direct experience, myself included.
Just because you know how to code without a table in sight
doesn't mean the rest of the stakeholders in your project will.
None of this is permission to go wild. One simple table stripped of
presentational markup should almost always suffice in these
circumstances. And please, leave the multiple nested tables in
1999.
But claiming structural tables are wrong under any and all
circumstances is too much of an ideal at this moment in time. The
practical reality of today's web is that learning curves and browser
support can sometimes raise the bar too high for full-out CSS design
in certain scenarios. A designer using proper discretion who pays
special attention to accessibility, essentially a designer who is
educated and capable of using tables well, may consider the
layout table a still-valuable tool.
Reactions will be mixed. Vive la difference!
Class-Tables-0.28
Class-Tables-0.28
07/15/2004 11:39 PMZebra Tables
Zebra Tables
03/06/2004 01:52 AMWhile misused tables are becoming increasingly rare, the table retains
a legitimate role in data formatting. A little CSS and JavaScript
magic can make tables better at what they do best: displaying tabular
data.
"poker tables "
"poker tables "
09/27/2004 11:18 AMClass-Tables-0.23
Class-Tables-0.23
12/20/2003 12:17 AMTurning the tables on e-
Turning the tables on e-
06/18/2004 01:11 PMTechzonez Jun 18 2004 5:26PM GMT
Tables? Oh, the horror!
Tables? Oh, the horror!
05/16/2004 04:30 PMApparently there
remains some
confusion
after my
Thursday-afternoon rumination on the poten
tial use of tables, as opposed to pure CSS-based
layouts. I'm going to share some of my experience to help clear this
up.
more...
Class-Tables-0.24
Class-Tables-0.24
01/11/2004 01:31 AMDoes your website still use Tables?
Does your website still use Tables?
08/09/2004 08:30 PMI will be the first to admit I have several websites with Tables
and need to get them converted to CSS. I encourage you to take the
time and read the linked article to better understand why you are
throwing money away every day by not cleaning up your website and
converting from plain jane HTML to CSS. [StopDesign<
/a>]
The Trouble with Tables
The Trouble with Tables
02/05/2003 10:17 AMI keep coming across articles about tables in web pages. It seems
that some people don't like them at all. Dave Winer hates the
performance of the weblogs.com front page. Understandably so, it's a
dog.
Even if we pretend that HTML hasn't degraded from a logical format to
a presentation format, tables are still a good thing. The bottom line
is that many forms of data are tabular and pretending otherwise just
makes the final presentation (because there's always a final
presentation somewhere) harder or ugly or both. -- Michael Winser
According to Dave, Michael is
one of the IE developers at Microsoft. Michael's solution is table-layout.
"zeldman.malcolm"
CSS vs. Tables - an objective look
CSS vs. Tables - an objective look
05/13/2004 02:00 PMAndy Budd offers an objective look at
table based vs. CSS based design, arguing that using tables for
layout sometimes makes more sense than relying on CSS. He also states
that the "CSS only" approach of some standards enthusiasts may
alienate those not so well-versed in CSS.
Although some of the purists in my customer base may be shocked to
hear this, I'm inclined to agree with Andy. IMO, you should use
whichever technique makes your work easier - both long-term and
short-term. Now, I tend to avoid tables since they're a pain to
maintain, but I also realize pure CSS designs can be equally painful
given all the cross-browser pitfalls.
When I advocate CSS, it's never from a dogmatic position - instead,
it's simply because CSS makes things so much easier, especially when
it comes to updating your site. If using CSS doesn't simplify your
work, then you need to simplify how you're using CSS, even if that
means (shudder) using tables for your layout.
Throwing Tables out the Window
Throwing Tables out the Window
08/03/2004 06:01 PMLast week Stopdesign's Douglas Bowman posted this great
article about redesigning Microsoft's site using tableless
layout.
Text, Tables, and Graphics
Text, Tables, and Graphics
12/03/2002 12:47 PMTeachers want school tables to go
Teachers want school tables to go
04/12/2004 07:34 PMTeachers are calling for the abolition of school league tables in
England, in line with the rest of the UK.
not be able to meet time tables
not be able to meet time tables
11/11/2003 05:55 AMmay delay the writing .. reports ..
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Building accessible tables.
Building accessible tables.
09/30/2002 01:52 PMCSS and XHTML have given tables a pretty rough ride in recent times.
Of course, this is the fault of just about all web developers who have
at some point in their career used them for laying out page elements.
This article is not about using tables for layout. It is about how to
use tables to display information in an accessible manner. Use XHTML
and CSS all you want for layout, but if you have information
relationships to display, use tables and use them well.
MPs call for better school tables
MPs call for better school tables
05/12/2004 08:14 PMMPs have called for new, improved school performance tables which take
account of external factors.
CodeWalkers: Crossing Over (DB Tables,
That Is)
CodeWalkers: Crossing Over (DB Tables,
That Is)
01/22/2003 08:29 AMClass-Tables-0.28_1
Class-Tables-0.28_1
07/06/2004 05:14 PMTables Vs. CSS - A Fight to the Death
Tables Vs. CSS - A Fight to the Death
05/27/2004 03:01 AMWebmasterBase May 27 2004 7:53AM GMT
Class-Tables-0.29_1
Class-Tables-0.29_1
07/24/2004 06:24 AMClass-Tables-0.25_1
Class-Tables-0.25_1
01/11/2004 11:40 PMSpreadsheets as Oracle tables
Spreadsheets as Oracle tables
07/22/2002 10:48 PMCNET Jul 22 2002 10:20PM ET
Constructing Your Tables: Help from
DevArticles
Constructing Your Tables: Help from
DevArticles
11/14/2002 09:24 AM"Throwing Tables Out the Window"
"Throwing Tables Out the Window"
07/28/2004 04:35 AMTurning The Digital Tables
Turning The Digital Tables
12/22/2004 01:13 AMInstead of turntables and endless sleeves of vinyl, the music
playing out of the speakers is sourced from an iPod. By Julie
Clothier, CNN
Antispam united
Antispam united
06/01/2004 03:40 PMCNET Asia Jun 1 2004 7:07PM GMT
More antispam stuff
More antispam stuff
02/10/2004 02:53 AMI finally took a few minutes to put in place the last anti-blog spam
recommendation folks had--I renamed mt-comment.cgi to something else.
Turned out to be as trivial as I thought. Just had to add the line:
CommentScript mt-despamcomments.cgi to my mt.cfg file, rename
mt-comments to mt-despamcomments.cgi, and rebuild all the files. No
biggie. 'Course, this means that upgrades are going to be a pain in
the neck, as I'll have to remember to do the renaming on each upgrade.
No more drop-in upgrades, alas. It's probably time (or past time) for
an install script for Movable Type that does...
Zaep AntiSpam
Zaep AntiSpam
03/06/2004 01:53 AMI recently found out that my friends at RhinoSoft have been working on an
anti-spam solution called Zaep, and
I've really been looking forward to its release. I know there are
other anti-spam tools out there, but I've been nervous about trusting
my email to any of them since email is such as large part of my
business.
However, I've relied on RhinoSoft's other products (such as FTP Voyager) for several years
and they've never let me down, so trying Zaep was a no-brainer. Well,
I'm happy (but not surprised) to report that Zaep is working well for
me. It's nice to be able to look at my inbox again and see only
messages that I want to see (anyone else remember when email was like
that?).
BTW, it seems to me that as a shareware author I probably try more
software than most visitors to this blog, so perhaps I should start
linking to more third-party products here.
FTC Says No to Antispam Registry
FTC Says No to Antispam Registry
06/16/2004 05:14 AMThe Federal Trade Commission tells Congress that a 'do not e-mail'
registry would be ineffective at stopping spam. In fact, it could make
the problem worse. By Amit Asaravala.
Keyboards are old - tap tables
to send email
Keyboards are old - tap tables
to send email
09/07/2004 10:54 AMSensor system allows input from virtually anything
IP Tables State 1.4 (Default branch)
IP Tables State 1.4 (Default branch)
04/17/2005 04:54 AM
IP Tables State implements the "state top" feature
from IP Filter for IP Tables. "State top" displays
the states held by your stateful firewall in a
"top"-like manner. Since IP Tables doesn't have a
built-in way to easily display this information
once, an option was added to iptstate to do this.
Changes:
This version introduces the ability to filter what
gets shown by the source and/or destination IP
address. It also has new features which allow you
to mark entries where hostnames have been
truncated and to supress the display of DNS
entries to make name-resolution mode more useful.
A lot of code and documentation cleanups were also
made.
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