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ReadWriteWeb (blog)
Twitter Sees 347% Growth in Mobile Browser Access
ReadWriteWeb (blog)
There's good reason tweets are limited to 140 characters - the microblogging social network was developed specifically with mobile in mind and 140 ...
and more...
Started by Scavenger on
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Is it possible to make a Flash embedded in a browser access a DLL, by making it signed or whatnot? I know that it's possible with Java Applets.
Started by www.aegisub.net on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can compile native code into flash with Alchemy . .
No, But..
By far your best bet is going to be exposing whatever methods you need in your Class Library as web methods and letting Flash call them that way .
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OnlineVNC Server is a VNC with Internet Browser access
More...
Started by Netsoft on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at vistaheads):
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At my work, http://twitter.com is blocked, but https://twitter is not. Is there anyway to have all programs/browsers access this url using the https protocol instead of http?
This specifically relates to third part clients which need to access the site...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Fiddler rules are written in JavaScript and there are several examples... .
I suspect that, in the absence of a better answer being offered, you could write a modifier rule for Fiddler to do this .
You need some kind of proxy server with a rewrite rule capability .
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Hi, I am using Window 7 running the Chrome browser, accessing a Google spreadsheet document. I have created a drop-down list validation rule. Every time I enter a value or more my cursor over the column where the rule is in effect, a p
Started by just.a.guy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at google):
Hi just.a.guy:.
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I Ive up birds wake knowing her of instead waking dreamed.
Vic Gundotra demonstrated browser access to the camera, accelerometer, and the microphone.
If you place very appropriate muscle, grownup men will enjoy one through your self-belief and girls will...
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On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 06:11:06 -0700 (PDT), Paul Fretheim <paul@inyopro.com
My problem was that I was using a different computer and I wasn't
signed in. But I do think that finding the link to post is a bit
obscure. I just use a browser to access...
Started by Paul Fretheim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
You need
either a newsgroup reader, eg Outlook Express, Agent, etc or a website
that supports web based access to newgroups, eg Google... .
On Mar 25, 9:11 am, Paul Fretheim <p...@inyopro.com
AFAIK, you can't just access newsgroups with a web browser .
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We have a customer who is running an office CCTV system which he accesses from home. The system runs on an embedded Linux box behind a NAT firewall forwarding to ports 8080 for web browser access and 37777 for proprietary software access.
All this has...
Started by MikeJ-UK on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I asked if maybe I was missing something....
I have answered this in case anyone else is unfortunate enough to tread this way in future .
This NAT firewall -- what hardware and software is it? It's not necessarily the Linux box that would've been hijacked .
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Ftp version is 1.18
when using browser access (tried IE7 and firefox) I will open a file (image or pdf) then hit the back button. After I do this a few times the system will request a login which fails, and the FTP will not let me login. I cannot loginto...
Started by sillyme on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at code-crafters):
The solution is to simply disable "Antihammering" on the security tab.... .
This effectively triggers the antihammering feature very quickly.
This occurs because by default, IE attempts to login as anonymous into the FTP server, and does this 2 or 3 times .
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The ASP page gets data uses that to draw a graph, I then need to save the image created to JPEG to be displayed on the browser and also used in PDF and other format. What is the best way to compress the image? I am currently porting a JPEG compression...
Started by Raynet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
EDIT: Seems as though you can run a web server on Windows CE... .
I'm sure your web server is not running on Windows CE, so I don't think your concern is warranted .
The images from ASP would be compressed on the server side--not client side .
I'm confused...
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