Graceful Degradation vs Progressive Enhancement

Added Friday, April 16th, 2010 10:11 pm GMT +1

For years web designers have had to deal with compatibility issues across multiple browsers and for just as many years have had to accept content being displayed in slightly different ways. This is unlikely to change soon but the differences are becoming fewer and fewer. To make the most of this you need to choose [...]

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Speed Up Firefox

Added Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 06:12 pm GMT +1

For those of you who I have not told about this. Here is what to do to speed up browsing in Firefox. This will only work on broadband connections. 1. Open a new tab in firefox and type in about:config 2. In filter type pipe and you should have 3 results. Double click the top [...]

Presentation Preparation Finished

Added Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 03:24 pm GMT +1

I have just finished creating the slides for the summative assessment. Adapting from the formative slides, a few are the same but most have been edited or completely changed. A few new sections have been added in, the most funny of which is the ‘Scenarios’ slide. Detailing a series of events about the txt alert [...]

Contextual Studies Essay Finished!

Added Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 02:55 pm GMT +1

I have just completed my contextual studies essay! I wrote about the peer-to-peer network and how the government has no idea what they are doing with regard to trying to shut down illegal file sharing. I left out the illegal part mostly and focused on comparing the monitoring of data to the tapping of phones [...]

Peer 2 Peer – Resolution or Revolution

Added Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 03:13 pm GMT +1

The following is an essay I wrote as a polemic as part of a Contextual Studies elective. Peer To Peer is an internet distribution network allowing users to share content without using dedicated servers or utilizing bandwidth. The users share information directly with each other using a centralised ‘tracker’ which directs the relevant information to [...]

Getting There…

Added Monday, March 3rd, 2008 07:53 pm GMT +1

Today started by playing around with various databases to be able to connect, retrieve data and add data. After a few teething problems (me not knowing anything) I was able to add information to a database and retrieve it. Yay. Dave and James kindly worked out a way to simulate the journey planner. From that [...]

Crazy Crazy Yo Yo…

Added Sunday, March 2nd, 2008 12:43 pm GMT +1

This is the single best use of anyone’s time… becoming the worlds best YoYo…er(?) All credit to the guy, he is bloody good. He goes really fast at some point and his hands are just a blur, I imagine if Superman YoYo…ed(?) then this is what it would be like. The sad thing is… I [...]

Imagine The Download Limit On This!

Added Saturday, March 1st, 2008 05:47 pm GMT +1

An article from Tech Radar says French technology company Bell Labs have revealed they have managed to break the record for data transfer. They managed to optically transfer 16.4TB/s over a distance of 2550km. That’s 100 HD movies EVERY SECOND! What would the download limit be on this… kinda puts test to the ‘fair usage [...]

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