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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the future of XHTML

by marco & 1 other
While we recognize the value of the XHTML 2 Working Group's contributions over the years, after discussion with the participants, W3C management has decided to allow the Working Group's charter to expire at the end of 2009 and not to renew it.

02 July 2009

Modernizr

by tehu & 1 other (via)

Faruk Ateş :

What makes Modernizr different from a lot of other, existing approaches is that it doesn’t use any UserAgent sniffing at all—in fact, Modernizr was partially designed and developed precisely to put an end to UA sniffing. It is a bad, unsafe and unreliable practice so the more alternatives we have to do it right, the better.

01 July 2009

Val d'Allos Fête du cheval

by glisseco
Depuis 7 années, lors du premier week end du mois d’Août, un public de plus en plus nombreux se rassemble sur le site de Val d’Allos 1800m pour apprécier durant 2 journées de nombreux spectacles, démonstrations et participer à de multiples animations.

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24 June 2009

LIFT France 09

by Ousonmetong
La conférence internationale LIFT s’est tenue ce week end à Marseille. Lift est une série de conférences qui explore les implications économiques et sociales des nouvelles technologies en Europe et dans le monde. Chaque conférence offre la possibi...

23 June 2009

Chrome and Firefox 3.5 Memory Usage

by night.kame

Firefox 3.5 used the smallest amount of memory during its peak, it used the smallest amount of memory when all points were averaged, and it used the smallest amount of memory at the end of the experiment after all tabs were closed. Firefox 3.5 continues Firefox 3.0's legacy of being the most memory efficient browser in this style of experiment.

A noter le "in this kind of experiment". Le test en lui-même ne montre pas grand chose, il est biaisé initialement par le fait que Windows gère mal la mémoire dans le sens où il ne maximise pas l'utilisation de la RAM. La seule chose importante est de savoir si la mémoire utilisée est la RAM ou la mémoire virtuelle (ie. un bête fichier). Tant qu'on reste dans la RAM, il n'y a pas de problème, et de ce point de vue là, une utilisation par Chrome de 1Go de mémoire sur les 4Go de mémoire physique (configuration du test) n'est pas forcément négatif au niveau des performances. De même, si la faible consommation de mémoire de Firefox est due à un nettoyage aggressif des structures de données temporaires, ça peut être pénalisant en vitesse. Mais étant donné que ce test ne regarde que la mémoire (espace) et pas la vitesse (temps), les conclusions ne peuvent être que très limitées. La remarque sur IE8 ne fait pas très sérieux...

Magic Lantern Firmware Wiki for 5D Mark II

by sbrothier (via)
Magic Lantern is an open platform for developing enhancements to the amazing Canon 5D Mark II full frame digital SLR. This camera is a "game changer" for independent film makers: * It allows the use of a wide range of lenses (anything that can be adapted to the EF mount). * The 35mm full-frame sensor is larger than the RED ONE's sensor, Super 35 film. It is approximately the size of VistaVision. This means shallower native depth-of-field than anything on the market, except for the Phantom 65. * The dynamic range and latitude are close to the capabilities of high-end HD cameras. * The low-light performance is currently unrivaled, even by the RED ONE.

22 June 2009

How to Use Flash Video (FLV) Cue Points

by Spone & 1 other (via)
Video cue points can be used for all sorts of things in Flash. Typical uses involve triggering other activity, such as peripheral movie clips whose animations enhance the video content, or triggering text, such as closed captions. I’ve seen some developers in the Adobe forums even use a cue point to signal that a video clip has reached its end. Strictly speaking, cue points aren’t needed for that last goal (see “How to Determine the Completion of a Flash Video (FLV) File”), but it’s certainly a possible way to go. If you’re interested in cue points yourself, but don’t know where to begin, let’s dive in.

21 June 2009

funderal (chinese)

by blackgoldfish
"in the end, it's these small things you remember, the little imperfections that make them perfect, for you. so to my beautiful children, i hope one day, you too find yourself partner who was slightly imperfect as your father, to me"

19 June 2009

Google I/O - OpenSocial in the Enterprise

by holyver (via)
In the year and half since OpenSocial's public launch, there are now over 700 million end users of OpenSocial applications across numerous social sites (containers) around the world. With OpenSocial's proven global success in traditional social applications, the enterprise software community has now begun to realize its potential and build innovative solutions that cater to the enterprise. Join us for a session centered on how the enterprise software development community is successfully bringing social concepts and technology into the enterprise. Key enterprise players will present and demonstrate how they've successfully used OpenSocial software to build new social solutions.

15 June 2009

Shure SE115

by alamat (via)
Having had a great deal of success at the professional end of the in-ear earphones market, and released sound isolating earbuds that stretched the budget of even the most ardent music fan,

10 June 2009

09 June 2009

Colophon | Blog | 1976design.com

by karlcow

There are ninety versions of this panorama, each depicting the same scene under a different weather condition, time of day, and (at night) phase of the moon.

Thanks to an XML feed from weather.com, and some PHP jiggery pokery, the end result is a fairly accurate representation of what my parents see when they look out of their upstairs windows.

Je l'avais perdu. Le voila retrouvé.

08 June 2009

internet só após um novo pppoeconf no ubuntu 9.04

by tadeufilippini
não foi possível .coloquei a linha no final como está escrito.não funcionou.agora escrevo navegando com um liveCD ( kurumin NG ). no ubuntu instalado aparecem três possibilidades : eth0 pan0 virbr0.no kurumin e em outro ubuntu uma só : eth0.confuso. no ubuntu jaunty ,que está como "aplicativo" do windows , no outro computador as mesmas duas que foram citadas na pergunta: eth0 pan0...mas acesso a internet e ela inicia logo com o boot.há uma diferença dos dois "ubuntu 9.04 " : o que funciona é ubuntu 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-11-generic ..o que não tem acesso a internet é 2.6.28-12-generic.poderia ser isso ? no upgrade ( do intrepid para o jaunty) quebrou um pacote que foi removido : "transmission-gtk".houve problemas com dois outros : "nscd " e "libikipi".não sei o que fazer .parece que fracassei..fiquei horas durante a atualização tentando não errar e ...colo agora o que fiz .peço desculpas por tantas palavras..mas gostaria de usar o meu ubuntu que mantenho desde o gutsy .ubuntu para todos. #!/bin/sh -e # # rc.local # # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel. # Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other # value on error. # # In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution # bits. # # By default this script does nothing. # ifconfig eth0 up exit 0 p.s. saudações do ipiranga tadeu filippini

31 May 2009

Mozilla Labs Jetpack

by Fulcanelli
Welcome to the Jetpack API tutorial. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have learned how to make a Jetpack Feature that removes all embeds — Flash movies, etc — from a particular page or all websites. You'll also learn how to use the Twitter library, how to make an email notifier, and how to distribute your new Jetpack feature. Most examples aren't longer than a dozen lines of code.

30 May 2009

An SVG Primer

by Yann_L & 2 others
This is neither an introductory text book, nor a reference manual. Instead, it is aimed so that any of these people : * an upper division undergraduate student with a few semesters under her belt of computing coursework; * a professional web programmer; * a graphic designer with a strong technical bent; or * a science teacher who wants to build graphical presentations might be able to pick it up and then do any or all of the following: * work through it over the course of a few days, developing a basic understanding; * be able, in a week or two, to make a decent graphical front-end to a web site that demands innovative and interactive graphics; * at any time during the next year or two of work with SVG, be able to pick up the book, look up a new topic, and with little effort, find an illustration of what they'd like to know about and with a minimum of reading, to be able to make sense of the examples provided.

29 May 2009

Smile - VPN

by eledo34 (via)
En téléchargeant ce livre blanc, découvrez les principes du réseau d'entreprise, les outils de VPN open source : OpenSSH, OpenVPN, IPsec et Openswan ainsi que des exemples d'architectures et retours d'expérience.

28 May 2009

ICTlogy » The end of paper, open gates to on-time democracy (not about journalism)

by karlcow

This is not about news, this is about information. This is not about just being “notified” of happenings, but about being informed to debate, create oneself a state of opinion and act. This is not about journalism, this is about government and democracy and freedom.

25 May 2009

Interview with Ian Hickson, editor of the HTML 5 specification

by marco
We considered RDFa long and hard [...] but at the end of the day, while some people really like it, I don't think it strikes the right balance between power and ease of authoring.

24 May 2009

What is a Magazine? - Tony Silber - Blogs Consumer @ FolioMag.com

by mozkart (via)
At the Independent Magazine Advisory Group’s sixth annual meeting in Boulder, Colorado this week, Bob Sacks, president of Precision Media Group, offered six key properties for what a magazine is. Tellingly, his were platform-neutral: 1.    It’s metered. It’s paginated. It has a beginning, middle and end. 2.    It’s edited, or curated. 3.    It’s designed. 4.    It’s date-stamped. 5.    It’s permanent. Once created, it can’t be changed. 6.    It’s periodic. It has a calendar or rhythm. It has a series of issues.

The Case for Working With Your Hands - NYTimes.com

by karlcow

Working in an office, you often find it difficult to see any tangible result from your efforts. What exactly have you accomplished at the end of any given day?

21 May 2009

20 May 2009

Seb's Open Research: Stocks, Flows, and Upkeep in Social Media

by karlcow

karlcow said...

Fascinating and very interesting. I may add another law to your experiment, though it would have to be repeated again to see if it's working.

Law 3: A fractal pattern encourages participation.

A fractal pattern is simple enough that the gratification is direct. One can draw a small shape which already makes sense to the person. (I have participated!). But because of the self-structure of fractal pattern, one is participating to a bigger scheme. Sense of collective achievement with grand goals.

Once the structure is big enough, it becomes visible, organized and then it is an object of power, which in return is its weakness. (Colonial states versus Guerrilla/Terrorism). Wikipedia becomes so big that it fights for copyright or have editors censoring content.

Though I kind of disagree with the conclusion of blogs versus wikis. Blogs are indeed easier to maintain but would it be because wikis are not really object of the commons, aka, there is still someone owning the object, it is a property of someone in the end.

I wonder also if there is a density rule in action. A tribe in a large forest with free will to move as they please versus a piece of land with a lot of people. There is very little destruction when the space is infinite. Take the drawing above and imagine a space which is infinite (possible in digital space), would participant try to destroy the work of others or just go further away to do their own drawing?

May 20, 2009 1:50 PM

13 May 2009

08 May 2009

Expanded Cinema

by karlcow

Foreword (144K)

Part One: The Audience and the Myth of Entertainment (156K)

Part Two: Synaesthetic Cinema: The End of Drama (688K)

Part Three: Toward Cosmic Consciousness (355K)

Part Four: Cybernetic Cinema and Computer Films (883K)

Part Five: Television as a Creative Medium (764K)

Part Six: Intermedia (666K)

Part Seven: Holographic Cinema: A New World (212K)

Bibliography (68K)

Index (44K)

Color Plates (866K)

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The Whole Book (4.6M)

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