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To Heck With Vista; I'd Wait for Modori 15 Years Ago by EddieC …as distributed applications and cloud computing services. Midori will be built with connectivity and concurrency as…allow Windows applications to coexist with those for Midori. Its asynchronous-only architecture that will permit …incorporate existing atomicity techniques or develop its own. Midori sprung from [URL=http://research.microsoft.com/… Blogging: So easy, a plant can do it 15 Years Ago by Lisa Hoover … [URL="http://www.pinktentacle.com/2008/10/midori-san-the-blogging-houseplant/"]KAYAC handed the keyboard…Special sensors gather environmental data from the plant, named Midori-san, which records information such as humidity, temperature, …and a plant-themed pun (in Japanese), which Midori-san likely did not write."[/QUOTE] The … Re: Cannot override dns definition 10 Years Ago by JohnCharles … new one. Regarding the browser. I tied using Firefox, Chrome, Midori and also wget command. In all cases I cleared the… cache and reloaded the page. Midori private browsing doesn't save nameserver cache. Firefox DNS Flusher… Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by Vesperto …] If the image is missing: - Opera 10.0 (Presto) and Midori 0.1.2 (Webkit) will display the text within a… Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by Vesperto ….pt/~i000283/test/[/url] As a remark, both Opera and Midori are the only ones that actually reserve the space for… Microsoft's Post-Windows Plans Revealed 15 Years Ago by EddieC … much the headline matters. If you've already read my Midori article from yesterday (July 30), don't bother to [URL… Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by khess … OS world in converting to an open source model. The Midori project may be just what we've all been clammering… Cannot override dns definition 10 Years Ago by JohnCharles … add on to clear DNS cache. I also check using Midori browser private browsing (it doesn't cache DNSs). I added… Social sidebar broken? 10 Years Ago by Assembly Guy … Linux, 1280x800 screen size. Not happening on Chromium 29, nor Midori 0.5.5 on the same PC. I've got… Re: Any Anime fans in here? 17 Years Ago by Narue … as Boys over Flowers) Kakyuusei Inukami! Kashimashi Karin Mai Otome Midori no hibi Ouran High School Host Club Shuffle! Higurashi no… Re: Any Anime fans in here? 15 Years Ago by ahihihi... …-HiME Mai-Otome MÄR Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, The Midori no Hibi Mizuiro ~Water Blue~ (OVA2) Mobile Suit Gundam SEED… Re: Windows 7 Hope 15 Years Ago by kaninelupus … MS is playing with two alternate OS builds (Singularity and Midori), we may well be waiting till "Windows" hits… Re: Ineedhelppppp! 14 Years Ago by colweb What browser? abaco, amaya, arara, camino, conkerer, chromium, epiphany, flock, icab, iceape, kazahahase, konqueror, midori, firefox, omniweb, opera, safari, seamonkey, songbird, stainless, swiftfox or x-smiles?? You are using Linux so there is a lot to choose from. Re: Viewing files using c 12 Years Ago by 1150 …(st); return (0); } > I am using a new browser midori hope code lines up if not I will revert to… Re: elementaryos 10 Years Ago by iamthwee Overall not bad... Well I like the UI. Midori (web browser crashed a few times) and it seemed sluggish. … Re: Testing on all browsers - OLD and NEW 10 Years Ago by Assembly Guy I run Linux, so I test on up-to-date-ish Firefox, Chromium, Arora, Midori, Netsurf, Opera, Rekonq and Seamonkey. I also run a Windows XP VM for testing in IE6. Like Jorge said, browsershots is good for checking rendering on different versions of browsers. Re: To Heck With Vista; I'd Wait for Modori 15 Years Ago by acejames1 3 years ago i would have said no more console systems but that seems to not be happening if they do anything with this system make it compliant with videogames more or less in the way that xp was. take time to figure new ideas out but dont let us not be able to play our videogames Re: Blogging: So easy, a plant can do it 15 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Very cool, Lisa, but let's hope this isn't a trend or we will be out of business soon. :-) Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by almostbob many browsers discard measurements without a unit [icode]<img src="...path.." alt="text if image is missing" height="128px" width="128px" />[/icode] Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by Vesperto Thanks, but it didn't change behaviour in any of the browsers i listed. Also, i thought units were only valid for CSS, not HTML-tags? I want to determine the dimensions of the pictures for when, for some reason, the file is missing; and for accessibility. I'd also need to automate the code but i'll pester the PHP-forum for that (or maybe use a … Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by almostbob Your right, its me reading the w3 page, height='pixels' thinking it meant you had to put the dim in pixel is the default do the browsers work with inline styles < style="height:128px;width:128px" > Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by MidiMagic Height and width parameters are deprecated. When you don't yet have the image, use a blank image the same size. Put some text on it, like "Bob lost the picture." Many browsers refuse to render space for objects they can't find. Re: Is there a standard for handling missing images' space? 15 Years Ago by Vesperto [QUOTE=MidiMagic;806295]Height and width parameters are deprecated. When you don't yet have the image, use a blank image the same size. Put some text on it, like "Bob lost the picture." Many browsers refuse to render space for objects they can't find.[/QUOTE] I know it's preferred to use CSS instead, which is what i do. Using a … Re: Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by Aia Much coverage for so little content. That's what I see on all this blogging about Microsoft donating a mere $100.000, which it barely will cover the year-salary of one full time developer. As far as Microsoft goes they got their money worth times over in PR and exposure value. Re: Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by acejames1 only 100k hmmm they do have something up there sleave if it was a million then i would rewrite the article with thoughts of needing people to write software for there microsoft surface product and other things which they are planning on doing. But 100k is a start. GOOD JOB MICROSOFT make others feel warm and tingly as we enter the world of … Re: Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by khess The money donated is not a one-shot. Being a Platinum Sponsor is an ongoing financial commitment. If I had a company that was supported by donations, I would be very happy with $100K. Are there any $100K+ developer jobs around? I want one. The company I work for offshores those jobs. Re: Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by buddylee17 Might as well, after the failure of Vista to win fans over. Maybe this is some surrender tactic with future hopes of a WAMP buyout. Surrender your source code, if you want it to run on Windows. Apache will always dominate the web. We don't need a fancy gui, an overpriced host, or a bunch of .net bs running in the background. No thanks, Micro$oft. Re: Hell Has Frozen Over 15 Years Ago by khess Buddylee17 said, "Apache will always dominate the web. We don't need a fancy gui, an overpriced host, or a bunch of .net bs running in the background. No thanks, Micro$oft." You are truly my protege and I couldn't have said it better myself. Re: Cannot override dns definition 10 Years Ago by rubberman /etc/hosts is not used to override DNS settings. That would be /etc/resolv.conf, which in many systems is reset from network settings on reboot. It is better to use the network manager tool to reset your DNS server entries. That way, when you reboot, the DNS servers you prefer are made active in /etc/resolv.conf. Re: Cannot override dns definition 10 Years Ago by JorgeM Just some additional info to clarify some things that may help. What I'm reading here is that when you say "override" you really mean that what ever host name to IP mapping you have locally, you want that to take precedence over the records defined in the DNS zone. So im not very striong on linux, but this question really seems more …