>"Web caching means you have no idea who accesses the data on your site, or
>how often, since they don't even hit your web server, much less show up in
>your logs."
Thinking about this longer, you might conclude that the more popular a
web site the more likely it is to get cached. Thus the more p
I'm a high class action kinda guy ...dontcha know? ...wachit!
(and, howd'ya know I was wearin' a suit?)
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From: Tom Piwowar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: Am I a genius ?? ...d'oh!!
>First, they
>don't supply any duct tape
That's odd. I have a similar display that I bought from Staples, and the
blue LED is quite dim and not at all annoying. But I agree with the
uselessness of the speakers. I was back to my regular speakers within
minutes of setting up the display.
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
First, they
don't supp
Well, here is just a quick translation of one part:
"Web caching means you have no idea who accesses the data on your site, or
how often, since they don't even hit your web server, much less show up in
your logs."
On 7/31/07, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Translation: "I don't like your s
I picture macs with groucho glasses on.
Mike
On 7/31/07, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I guess you weren't paying attention yesterday when you claimed they
> ARE visiting, only they're all wearing IE disguises. :)
>
> On 7/31/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >I read the whol
I guess you weren't paying attention yesterday when you claimed they
ARE visiting, only they're all wearing IE disguises. :)
On 7/31/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I read the whole thing. Nothing new. That's why I provided the handy
> >translation for those that don't want to waste
>I read the whole thing. Nothing new. That's why I provided the handy
>translation for those that don't want to waste the time reading it.
I think we now know why Mac owners avoid your website.
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I read the whole thing. Nothing new. That's why I provided the handy
translation for those that don't want to waste the time reading it.
On 7/31/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Translation: "I don't like your stats, therefore they are meaningless
> >and nonsensical."
>
> I see you di
>First, they
>don't supply any duct tape to put over the annoying bright blue glowing on
>button in the center of the lower bezel which blinds me (even more than I
>already am)...I am irked to find I had to supply my own tape!!
Looks like a class action suit to me.
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>Translation: "I don't like your stats, therefore they are meaningless
>and nonsensical."
I see you didn't bother to read it.
I am not at all surprised.
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Translation: "I don't like your stats, therefore they are meaningless
and nonsensical."
On 7/31/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Following up on some recent posts that made little sense...
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John Settle wrote:
The link below is to an article in the W.P. on how local governments are upset
over Comcast's new legal policy. The interesting co-incidence is that I live in
Prince George's Co., got my cable bill, read the document and promptly opted
out protecting my right to sue and be
The link below is to an article in the W.P. on how local governments are upset
over Comcast's new legal policy. The interesting co-incidence is that I live in
Prince George's Co., got my cable bill, read the document and promptly opted
out protecting my right to sue and be part of class action l
Ed Foster, in his most recent InforWorld Gripe Line column, mentions some
recent court cases that are consumer-friendly.
http://weblog.infoworld.com/gripeline/archives/2007/07/more_legal_defe.html
--
John DeCarlo, My Views Are My Own
Thanks for reply, both from Betty and Tom. Clearly,
my experience with CS3beta at the Apple Store is what
one can expect for the MacPro desktop. Wonât work
for me. Not lost on me is the relative sizes of
downloads for the g4 and the new intel-chip Macs,
often four times the size for the latter
I bought an I-Inc 19" CY199D LCD a while ago to replace my beloved IBM flat
panel that finally gave up the ghost!! I ordered it from that site with the
orange stripes since it was on sale ultra chp!! It works fine, but I
was flummoxed to find a coupla things about it I didn't like. First, th
Thanks for reply, both from Betty and Tom. Clearly,
my experience with CS3beta at the Apple Store is what
one can expect for the MacPro desktop. Wonât work
for me. Not lost on me is the relative sizes of
downloads for the g4 and the new intel-chip Macs,
often four times the size for the latter
Following up on some recent posts that made little sense...
Web usage statistics, such as those produced by programs such as analog
cannot be used to make strong inferences about the number of people who
have read a website or webpage. Although those who compile these
statistics usually try to
>How do I get control of the log files. I am running out of space and that
>is mostly RSS feeds but I am looking for anything else I can clear out
>while I am it.
Log files are automatically rotated and the oldest ones deleted. Check
the date on daily.log to confirm when maintenance last ran.
>The CS3 should be faster when it's completely native.
CS3 is remarkably slower than CS2 even for actions that should not
require much CPU time. Adobe's programmers get worse and worse as time
goes on.
>If I were doing volume photo processing or video, I'd get the MacBook
>Pro or Mac Pro and h
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