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 ComputersHave computer questions, hints, or tips? BBW's Tips on how to speed up page load the brainking site Computers (BIG BAD WOLF, 2007-03-12 20:16:01) Cosa cè di nuovo sullargomento Google? Non ti è possibile inserire messaggi in questo forum. Il livello minimo di sottoscrizione per linvio dei messaggi è {0}. Modalità: Chiunque può inviare messaggi
28. Giugno 2006, 23:14:08 Argomento: Re: Czuch Chuckers: . . . It happened to me before for unknown reasons?!?!? But after a while and to be specific: a Firefox restart didn't help but 2 restarts helped! Go figure!  You can of course try the following if you use Firefox: Type in the address bar: about:config and then find: image.animation_mode and see if the value is set to normal. If not then set it and restart Firefox.....  DOUBLECRAP! Banana appears non-animated to me too..... 10. Marzo 2006, 21:14:20 Argomento: Re: geocity webspace Fencer: I didn't understand exactly what you want to say..... 
Oh BTW i have to renew my membership. It expires today! As i'm too lazy to search my password for Paypal right now, can i do it tomorrow without any consequences(being removed from fellowships, losing games due to not enough slots, etc...)? 10. Marzo 2006, 18:49:52 Argomento: Re: geocity webspace Modificato da Chicago Bulls (10. Marzo 2006, 18:52:45) Fencer:
Fencer, Fencer.... 
1 GB = 1000 MB exactly! It is the 1 GiB that it is 1024 MiB. What is GiB? It's the so called gibibyte. It is used to describe the actual memory storage. For example all of you have hard drives that are advertised to be 200 GB, while when you go to your hard drive properties it is saying that they are only 186 GB. So what's happening? They have fooled us? No! It is just that the value we see from our computer via the properties of the hard drive is given in gibibytes(GiB) and not gigabytes(GB) ALTHOUGH it is incorrectly noted as GB. The correct unit should say GiB. So a 200 GB hard drive says: 200·(1024^3)/(1000)^3 = 186 GB while it means GiB. 5. Marzo 2006, 23:25:48 Oh yeah, now i understand it too....   28. Febbraio 2006, 23:57:21 Argomento: Re: Andersp: Oh! That's bad...:-(
But it's really simple to do it. You just add the above in the code after <body>: <SCRIPT> function DoBlink() { var blink = document.all.tags("BLINK") for (var i=0; i blink.length; i++) blink[i].style.visibility = blink[i].style.visibility == "" ? "hidden" : "" } function startBlink() { if (document.all) setInterval("doBlink()",600) } window.onload = startBlink; </SCRIPT> 28. Febbraio 2006, 20:45:40 Notice the line that breaks on the first definition of function DoBlink() because of the crappy bug Brainking has in this matter.
Be careful if you copy this and make the correction by removing the broken line..... 28. Febbraio 2006, 20:42:31 Argomento: Re: Andersp: No there is no _tag_ that you can use in both for blinking. There are other ways to make a text to blink in IE and here is one:
Put inside the HTML code for IE and at the starting of writing the code, for example after the body definition, the following: ------------ <SCRIPT> funct ion DoBlink() { var blink = document.all.tags("BLINK") for (var i=0; i blink.length; i++) blink[i].style.visibility = blink[i].style.visibility == "" ? "hidden" : "" } function startBlink() { if (document.all) setInterval("doBlink()",600) } window.onload = startBlink; </SCRIPT> -------------- So with this way, you can from now on use in IE the blink tag in its usual form! That means if you write the above script, you then can write <blink>Teeeeeeext</blink> and the teeeeeext to be blink in IE! Notice the number 600. You can change it and control the blinking frequency...... For example in this: ------------ <html> <body> <SCRIPT> function DoBlink() { var blink = document.all.tags("BLINK") for (var i=0; i blink.length; i++) blink[i].style.visibility = blink[i].style.visibility == "" ? "hidden" : "" } function startBlink() { if (document.all) setInterval("doBlink()",600) } window.onload = startBlink; </SCRIPT> Text-1 <br> <blink>Text-2</blink> </body> </html> ---------------- ----- The text-1 will NOT blink while the text-2 will blink in IE! 28. Febbraio 2006, 20:08:28 HTML codes??????? What is this???? Do you mean tags?
Here you can download the HTML 4.01 specification with the complete commands of the HTML code..... However if you try to find blink in those specifications you will not find it since this is not a standard HTML tag and it is not recommended to be used...... Internet Explorer doesn't support blink tag! HERE is a list with what IE supports..... ---------------------------------- ----- Also see this: HTML Tags that Only Work in Netscape (Sometimes Mozilla or Opera) There are six tags that are only visible with Netscape. Keep in mind that many of these tags (such as <layer></layer>) are not a part of the XHTML specification. The text within the <blink></blink> tag will turn on and off (blink). This can make text fairly difficult to read. This tag works in both Netscape and Mozilla. This tag was meant to generate a public key to encrypt HTML forms and make them secure. It works in Netscape and Opera. The layer tag allows you to place sections of your Web page on different "layers" and treat them as separate objects within your page. Use of this tag is discouraged in favor of CSS positioning. This only works in Netscape 4.x. The enclosed text will be displayed in multiple columns. This tag was meant to be used to create newspaper-like columns of text. This works in Netscape 4.x. The <nolayer></nolayer> tag indicates HTML that should be displayed in browsers that don't support the <layer></layer> tag, when layers are used. It is similar to the <noframes></noframes> tag in a frameset. The spacer tag was Netscape's take on the non-breaking space. Use this tag to put a specific sized block of white space on your Web page. Note that this tag works in the Netscape 4 and 6. -------------------- HTML Tags that Only Work in MSNTV (WebTV) MSNTV (WebTV) has four special tags. This browser works on television sets, so these tags take advantage of that special medium. This tag displays the sound that the browser is playing in a visual format. Text enclosed in this tag will display in a double-weight typeface, different from the bold tag. This tag has been deprecated in favor of style sheets. Text enclosed in this tag will render with a shadow effect. This tag has been deprecated in favor of style sheets. MSNTV doesn't support frames, so this tag provides for a left-hand navigation similar to frames on the MSNTV browser. ---------------- 19. Febbraio 2006, 12:04:44 Argomento: Re: Well I'm done with this board mrloupcity: What was your unanswered question....? 18. Febbraio 2006, 19:09:26 Argomento: Re: ali: I think because Intel had for a long time the monopoly in the CPU area with more than 90% it was following a path with some prices tha defined itself(due to the monopoly). Now(for the last 2-3 years) that AMD managed to create CPUs of even superior technology BUT with less cost, Intel desperately tries to catch it.....
Because AMD's CPUs are cheaper by no means we should conclude or assume that it is of less quality. Intel woke up and has started it's counterattack! I was with Intel's side a long time ago, but now i'm with AMD since i realised that AMD is not just an alternative but it now started to define things! Anyway my next buy will probably be 2 computers: An Intel one and a AMD one.... 18. Febbraio 2006, 12:12:56 Of we are talking for that kind of high temperatures! Well overclocking isn't recommended in any case by AMD or Intel so any temperature problems isn't the fault of the company but of the user only!
The way Ali put it, was like AMD has problems with its temperature while what happens of course is completely the opposite..... 18. Febbraio 2006, 11:29:56 Argomento: Re: ali: AMD and high temperatures? AMD is known for not having that kind of problems since their CPU produce much less heat than Intel.....
Where did you hear that....?   17. Febbraio 2006, 20:19:17 Argomento: Re: Modificato da Chicago Bulls (17. Febbraio 2006, 20:20:43) Doris: .
. . 6 possible things: Probability = less than 1% since there is no way the technician to miss a high temperature situation. Probability =~ 0.1% since it is relatively new.... Probability =~ 0.1% since you changed HD and the problem remains...... Probability =~ 95% In most situations where something similar happens, the motherboard is the problem. If you go to the store you bought it to fix it and they say that they have repaired it don't trust them! The motherboard should be replaced.....! Probability = ~4% Probability =! 1%........
In my opinion is a motherboard problem..... 10. Gennaio 2006, 20:48:26 Please stop! I don't want to go any further and look bad....
 10. Gennaio 2006, 20:45:42 Argomento: Re: Anti Virus harley: ???????????????????
What is going on here? This is just unacceptable!!!!! Support legal versions and stop these nonsense....! 10. Gennaio 2006, 13:44:18 First it would be good to fix the bug that breaks the line for non obvious reasons.....
 *127* 10. Gennaio 2006, 11:38:32 For a free one and a very good one try:
+-|_  _|-+8. Gennaio 2006, 12:50:23 Argomento: Re: Dem bones, dem -, hang on, dem boxes playBunny: Damn! Coincidence.......? This is strange.... 7. Gennaio 2006, 13:29:41 "Those" is not needed as i already said since it is obvious that i speak about the contents of his question and not for something else.....
Also WhiteTower didn't talk about some random 3 tests in the page but about the "first 2 tests and NOT in the third" that means for the FIRST 3 tests.... 7. Gennaio 2006, 13:11:57 I wanted to use a pencil but it reminds me something that i didn't want to start this all over again......  7. Gennaio 2006, 13:03:29 Modificato da Chicago Bulls (7. Gennaio 2006, 13:06:56) No! The "in the 3 boxes you said" is supplied since i answered a question and i take it as a hypothesis, that is all the parts of the question excluding the parts that ask something, are taking as valid ones.
So the "in the 3 boxes you said" is not implied by me suddenly to make my statement "There are no 3 boxes!" correct, but it was already a valid one.... For example if Perosn-A asks: "Do you have 3 exactly dollars to give me at 3 May 2006?" When i answer: "Yes i have" i already mean the 3 May 2006 and the 3 dollars and i don't have to repeat them, and i don't mean the "Yes i have", for any other date ot amount of money..... 7. Gennaio 2006, 12:46:07 Argomento: Re: playBunny: Well i didn't design that page nor i have any participation or relation to them so i don't care..... 
ps. There are no 3 tests! and then Well i said that the 3 boxes there were no 3 tests... Actually you implied the 3 boxes, which isn't the same. I didn't implied the 3 boxes. It's what i take for granted that we speak about the first 3 boxes! Here is why: I answered to WhiteTower's question that was(the important part is shown with bold): "Well, that "tester" tells me my Java is OK, but "I can NOT do applets", which is ridiculously wrong :) I mean, how can it say "indeed" in the first 2 tests and "NOT" in the third??? and i said: "There are no 3 tests!" meaning: "There are no 3 tests in the 3 boxes you said!" that means: "There are no 3 tests in the first 3 boxes in that page." so you see that i didn't mean: "There are no 3 tests in that page!" 7. Gennaio 2006, 12:21:48 Well i said that the 3 boxes there were no 3 tests....Only 1 with the other 2 be just explanations.....
That's such a poorly designed web page. The two "explanation boxes" serve only to confuse. To confuse....?  If someone read the page will not be confused....If you just read the boxes then yes you will be.... 7. Gennaio 2006, 12:02:34 Modificato da Chicago Bulls (7. Gennaio 2006, 12:03:28) There are no 3 tests!
The 1st box/test says "something". 7. Gennaio 2006, 02:03:28 Argomento: Re: Animations.... Baked Alaskan: Do you have Java enabled? You should. Test it here
Also in Firefox enter----> about:config and see what the image.animation.mode has. Mine has default/string/normal. Yours should have that too.... |
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