Honest spam
Everyone knows that recently the Internet has become used, on the one hand, much simpler and more convenient – a lot of different services have appeared, the interfaces of sites are becoming more convenient and smarter, connections to the Network are faster and more reliable, and on the other – much more dangerous and more complicated the number of all kinds of worms, trojans, scanners and spam rolls over all imaginable limits. Continue reading
VPS & nb; & mda h; what it is
Solutions for sharing computer resources into mutually independent virtual machines were developed more than forty years ago, back in the era of mainframes. IBM has developed a special operating system OS VM / 370 (later there were other versions, such as VM / ESA).
In this operating system, the user had at his disposal a full-featured virtual computer on which he could install his own version of the operating system and install his own application software, and launch his tasks for execution. Continue reading
The first beta version of Firefox 3
The main event of the past week, apparently, should be considered the release of the first beta version of the Mozilla Firefox 3 browser. Among the innovations, developers note additional mechanisms to improve security, improved password management and installation of plug-ins, new download manager features. Continue reading
An article on the subject of Internet “Interesting in the network” Your online office of the Micro oft
The Windows Live family brought together a variety of user services, designed for both ordinary Web users and professional communities of developers, scientists, and researchers. There is even a 3D map service. One of the new popular types of services is Live Office, which we will explore in detail in this article. It is a set of tools for creating your own e-commerce solution. Just do not be afraid that you have to retrain as a designer and webmaster in one person. Continue reading
Svg as foreboding
Generally speaking, the hype around Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) began almost immediately after the W3C assembled the SVG Working Group, led by Chris Lilley, and announced the standard. This happened back in 1998. By the way, this event did not happen spontaneously: it was preceded by two more announcements.
The first is the Vector Markup Language (VML) format, which was introduced in the same 1998 to the W3C by a number of companies, among which Microsoft was listed along with Macromedia. Continue reading
