tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-59140092010-03-09T14:23:51.374-06:00Discusses aspects of web site services including web site planning, design & implementation, databases, P2P, P3P, search engine marketing, e-commerce, keyword discovery, traffic analysis, and proofreading & copy editing.thoriumhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09127832468864060288thomas.piotrowski@gmail.comBlogger9125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5914009.post-19711442543387358572009-07-23T15:51:00.001-05:002009-07-23T15:51:31.518-05:00

XML and PHP Simplified - XML,PHP and the DatabaseShared via AddThis

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Broadband over Power Line: Ready for Prime Time?: "With a recent investment by Google and a new initiative announced by IBM, broadband-over-power-line technology has leapt back into the spotlight. Have companies finally found a way to profit from the promise of broadband in every home with an electrical outlet? "

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Benjamin Edelman, PhD candidate at Harvard, did a study of five P2P programs to characterize their license disclosures, the files they installed, the tracking objects installed and the ads launched as a result of using the software. The five programs: eDonkey, iMesh, Kazaa, LimeWire, and Morepheus. Can you imagine a 22K disclosure on 182 screens? I can't but that is what Kazaa has. Naive me was

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Sneaky AOL! When I close the AIM window a pop-under ad for TravelZoo is shown. Can't figure out a way to stop it short of using a different instant messenger. It's especially bad to me because the ad that disturbs my tranquility is via Internet Explorer browser, and I am running FireFox. AIM version 5.9.3672. PestPatrol, Ad-Aware, Spybot. The barrage of advertising we get in all mediums is

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One can install a P3P HTTP Header into an Apache webserver via a .htaccess file. Here is an example that shows the syntax of the .htaccess file: Header append P3P 'CP="CAO DSP COR LAW CURa ADMa DEVa PSAa PSDa OUR DELa BUS IND PHY ONL UNI PUR COM NAV INT STA",policyref="/w3c/p3p.xml"' Notice: capitalization of 'Header', policyref does not include the domain, and use of single quotes enclosing

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Yea! FireFox 1.0 came out today. Get yours now. I use FireFox for all my web browsing except the few sites that only work with Internet Explorer, and those I ignore unless they are financial sites that I need.

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Just how necessary or useful is adherence to P3P protocol. Just for the fun of it I checked msn.com, shopping.msn.com, yahoo.com, and cooking.com using the "integrated validation" link of "Checky" from FireFox browser. Not one link completely passed validation. The major problems seem to be with the content of the compact policy of the HTTP header. Interesting.

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Although I mostly use the w3c validators & the Dreamweaver built-in validators, I really like the comprehensive convenience of the Checky Extension (Goofy name but you aren't likely to forget it). Use it to validate HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, P3P, hyperlinks, and A LOT more. Excellent tool, guys!

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Welcome to the Web Site Services blog. I use this blog to document in free-style format, useful information I find on the internet regarding web site services.

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