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   [17]Seth Godin Asks : Are you a Marketing Wallflower?

[18]Seth Godin Asks : Are you a Marketing Wallflower?

   Posted on [19]July 24, 2012November 3, 2019Author [20]OpenETrendsCategories
   [21]Digital Marketing, [22]Digital NewsTags [23]Seth Godin

   Always a favorite marketing guru around here, [24]Seth Godin has a quick quiz
   with a surprisingly telling answer. Instead of trying to win over the whole
   world, you should aim for a select [25]niche of customers.

   True, you might have a smaller [26]customer base as a result - but you will have
   greater loyalty amongst those few. Let's take a glance at some fields where this
   works:
     * The "Twilight" fiction franchise - The majority of people just don't get
       excited about vampire stories. So what? This series appealed to tween / teen
       girls with a vivid and somewhat macabre imagination. And now they're rolling
       in the dough.
     * Ethnic restaurants - Sure, not everybody likes (or even understands)
       Mediterranean food. So what? When you want falafel, hummus, and babaganouch,
       you just aren't going to get that appetite satisfied at [27]McDonald's.
     * Hot Topic - The mall-based clothing and gift franchise focuses on the "Goth"
       and "punk rock" demographic. The rest of the teens head for more traditional
       fare, but the headbangers and rivitheads all flock here.

   [28]Eight Mean Jabs at Internet Explorer

[29]Eight Mean Jabs at Internet Explorer

   Posted on [30]July 16, 2012November 3, 2019Author [31]OpenETrendsCategories
   [32]Digital News, [33]Web DesignTags [34]internet explorer

   Web designers, why, oh why, do you hate poor little [35]Internet Explorer so
   much? It seems almost like it did something to you. Did a [36]web browser bully
   you as a kid? Oh well, whatever the founding incident was, it's good to see you
   all working your aggression out with these hilarious images...
    1. IE fails on Jeopardy - We don't even know how it qualified for the show
    2. Microsoft tries to make it up to us - And fails, because it fails everything.
    3. Microsoft's error report process - Apparently they get a lot of duplicates?
    4. Four web browsers at a drive-thru - And I want to go to this restaurant!
    5. Browser-tans line-up - Apparently IE is a "butterface".
    6. The only reasons to use IE. - ...and it's a short list.
    7. A Spanish example - Because [37]IE is so hated, it gets insulted in every
       language!
    8. Bonus buck! - A whole website dedicated to beating the death drum for IE.

   [38]O'Reilly Webcast On HTML5

[39]O'Reilly Webcast On HTML5

   Posted on [40]December 1, 2011November 4, 2019Author [41]OpenETrendsCategories
   [42]Digital News, [43]Web DesignTags [44]HTML5, [45]O'Reilly Webcast

   O'Reilly is putting on a webcast titled [46]"10 things every web developer,
   designer (and manager) should know about HTML5 ". If you didn't catch it in
   person, there's always the YouTube archive.

   But this is without a doubt one not to miss. [47]HTML5 is sweeping the Internet.
   Both the desktop and mobile platforms are looking at the day when they need to
   [48]upgrade their website code base to be up to date with the current web
   technologies. While it's of course true that old websites will still function in
   HTML 4.1 and XHTML, web owners will want to stay competitive. And adoption is
   happening with surprising speed.

   YouTube
   Why HTML5 O'Reilly Breakdowns?

   IFRAME: [49]https://www.youtube.com/embed/vErRfUFKn98?feature=oembed

   OpenGL and 3D in HTML5: an O'Reilly Breakdown

   IFRAME: [50]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GSBbtAxK41s?feature=oembed

   [51]What Do We Wish For From Santa Google In 2012?

[52]What Do We Wish For From Santa Google In 2012?

   Posted on [53]October 28, 2011November 3, 2019Author [54]OpenETrendsCategories
   [55]Digital News

   Assuming there *is* a 2012, that is, what with all the hugger-mugger about the
   Mayan calendar and the usual end-of-the-world predictions. [56]Matt Cutts, Google
   blogger, asks for our 2012 wishlist. Oh, we could think of a few - but we're
   going to think really off-the-wall:
     * A way to invert search results. So the lowest-ranking pages show first. Hey,
       sometimes we want to find out what the Z-list has to say!
     * A way to turn off second-guessing and mutations. Dangit, there was a time
       when you could type in anything and Google would only show pages that
       contained every single one of the words you'd typed in exactly as you'd
       spelled them. Oh, how we miss those times.
     * Bring back [57]cache-view. In fact, make it automatic for every page - when a
       website is down, we want to just read what we came to find out and move on.
     * Better [58]image search? We know, this is a developing field. We can't wait
       for the day when we can find the bloke who stole our image even when he ran
       two filters on it and scaled it down.
     * How about using [59]regular expressions? Yes, we know, most users would
       scream in terror, but those of us techies would love to be able to narrow
       searches down by clicking a regexp switch.

   Told you these'd be out there!

   [60]Yay! We Want Another Bubble Bath!

[61]Yay! We Want Another Bubble Bath!

   Posted on [62]June 15, 2011November 3, 2019Author [63]OpenETrendsCategories
   [64]Digital News

   The big story lately is how tech investment and business is fixing to blow up
   another bubble, right up to where we were at the turn-of-the-century. Can
   somebody find that [65]Pets.com dog puppet again? He's the web-bubble mascot now.

   Our latest hand-wringer is Techi.com, saying the tech 2.0 bubble is here. And you
   know what? Bring it on! Now, why do we say that?

   As any economics student can tell you, bubbles and busts are part of [66]any
   business. One growth and shrinkage doesn't make an industry very legitimate, but
   now that the web business world is old enough to start showing some patterns,
   that tells us that it's a little more predictable than anybody thought. It's only
   the first fall that hurts you.

   [67]Continue reading "Yay! We Want Another Bubble Bath!"

   [68]The 4Chan | Reddit Dogs of War

[69]The 4Chan | Reddit Dogs of War

   Posted on [70]August 17, 2010November 3, 2019Author [71]OpenETrendsCategories
   [72]Digital NewsTags [73]4Chan, [74]Reddit

   We love a good Internet investigation, so we got a real kick out of [75]Gawker's
   look inside a smear campaign. Things we learned this time around:
     * 4channers don't all like electro-pop. Apparently they're 50/50 split heavy
       metal and indie.
     * 4chan got their site's founder voted Time magazine's [76]most influential
       person.
     * On a related note, Time thinks 4chan invented [77]LOLCats. There's published
       books of cat pictures with funny captions from the 1960s, at least.
     * There's a website called `refreshthing' that automates Google-bombing. Or at
       least (if you're reading this a few days from now), there was.
     * 4channers can't hack for a damn.

   This is a good time to look at web culture. It's the street we do business in;
   being streewise is a good thing. It's important because we've seen this scary
   glimpse into Internet mob mentality, and what basically amounts to Internet
   street gangs, and that tells us things about the future. It tells us that even
   greater control of the web frontier is in the future. As always happens, the
   hooligans of today will age into the uptight, conservative nannies of tomorrow.
   Coupled together with the moral panic over Internet bullying, we're going to see
   a future where the overkill of the cure is worse than the disease.

   [78]Continue reading "The 4Chan | Reddit Dogs of War"

   [79]Wannabes Are The Cancer That Kills Everything

[80]Wannabes Are The Cancer That Kills Everything

   Posted on [81]February 15, 2010November 3, 2019Author [82]OpenETrendsCategories
   [83]Digital News

   Our favorite blogger who specializes in the human side of technology, Jeff
   Atwood, has brought to light the distressing story of how many candidates who
   show up for [84]programming job interviews can't program. He, and many of the
   comments appended, marvel at this phenomena. But it's not so surprising, when you
   stop and think about it. They're wannabe "hackers".

   Nobody wanted to be a hacker at first. Then trashy movies like "War Games" and
   "Hackers" came out, and people got the idea that [85]hackers get to have sex with
   Angelina Jolie and start their own nuclear wars, so hence must be "cool".

   It's a phenomenon older than civilization itself. It's the same mentality that
   leads people to call themselves "geek" because they saw "Star Wars," or call
   themselves "gangsta" because they wear their baseball cap backwards, or call
   themselves "bikers" because they wear a leather jacket, or call themselves "bi,"
   "poly," or "kinky" because that's the kind of porn they download.

   [86]Continue reading "Wannabes Are The Cancer That Kills Everything"

   [87]Why The 17-Year Flaw in Microsoft Windows Is Dead Serious

[88]Why The 17-Year Flaw in Microsoft Windows Is Dead Serious

   Posted on [89]January 21, 2010November 3, 2019Author [90]OpenETrendsCategories
   [91]Digital NewsTags [92]Microsoft Windows

   In case you didn't catch the buzz going around, the story of how [93]an ancient
   Microsoft Windows flaw was found after 17 years is pretty-well explained at the
   Inquirer. The news was particularly shocking because it was a simple hole that
   has been in existence since [94]Windows 3.1 all the way up to the latest Windows
   7! That's a serious bug.

   Quite a few commenters on that site and others have down-played the
   vulnerability, saying things like "Meh, who uses 16-bit anyway?" Which goes to
   show that the home user doesn't think like a hacker. Guess what? Most of the
   programs to exploit Windows [95]security holes are 17 years old, too! In fact, if
   you were a hacker (we know, the correct word is "cracker," but English is
   changing) downloading security-cracking software, you'd have more of a real
   problem getting updated software than you would getting legacy software.

   [96]Continue reading "Why The 17-Year Flaw in Microsoft Windows Is Dead Serious"

   [97]Will We Ever Fix the Weak Password Problem?

[98]Will We Ever Fix the Weak Password Problem?

   Posted on [99]October 21, 2009November 3, 2019Author [100]OpenETrendsCategories
   [101]Digital News

   Any website developer knows the drill: you put up anything requiring a login, and
   people are usually going to pick the laziest possible [102]weak password. As
   documented in Ars Technica's [103]lament on the failure of the password model,
   this problem has existed unabated for 30 years. Users are still just as sloppy
   about password security as ever.

   Future web application designers might need to start thinking beyond the
   password. For instance, what if we tried some other methods of user
   authentication along with the password:

   [104]Continue reading "Will We Ever Fix the Weak Password Problem?"

   [105]Australian Firm Calls on Perl for Telco Projects

[106]Australian Firm Calls on Perl for Telco Projects

   Posted on [107]April 16, 2004November 4, 2019Author [108]Vance McCarthyCategories
   [109]Digital NewsTags [110]Perl, [111]SkunkWorks

   Add telco services to the growing list of legacy systems that Perl can connect
   to, thanks in part to a software firm based in the farthest corner of the South
   Pacific.

   Australia's [112]SkunkWorks focused on [113]Perl and Linux to build its
   affordable appdev toolkit and engine for building and deploying telecom services.

   SkunkWorks' Whirlwind toolkit, which comes with the Telco Perl appdev engine,
   enables developers to use traditional Perl scripting skills to deliver a variety
   of enterprise-caliber telco services, including: voicemail play/record, fax,
   conference, text to speech, speech recognition, and even complex voice protocol
   conversions. The Perl-based system also supports all major providers of SS7 and
   VoIP solutions. Whirlwind also includes S.100 and VoiceXML interfaces.
   [114]CPAN.org provides many plug-in modules for Perl to connect to third party
   and legacy systems. Examples of these modules are SMPP for SMS, DBI for database
   and LWP for web connectivity.

   [115]Continue reading "Australian Firm Calls on Perl for Telco Projects"

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