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Ajax Applications Can Be Secure
Using the dynamic features of Ajax coding for a web-based application can also be a secure experience for users.
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The Hidden Loop
Programmers use loops to avoid writing repetitive code, but sometimes forget that compilers will unroll their loops when possible for efficiency.
Engadget Gets Facelift, Gives Gifts
Engadget announced a number of updates to its site this morning, including a "refreshed" design and "a bunch of new features that should make Engadget a little more user-friendly." Reactions have been mixed, but mostly positive.
Jux2 Wizes Up Since Its Purchase
The Jux2 metasearch engine sold on eBay for $101,000 last October, and its purchaser, Doug Baker, recently posted about his acquisition.
Citizendium Forks Wikipedia
Skepticism abounds as the co-founder of Wikipedia plans to start a project fork of the anything-goes online encyclopedia with a new project that will abolish anonymous editing of topics and install topic experts to oversee the content.
Wheres the Bloggers on New Acrobat?
I thought that something like a new version of Adobe Acrobat, which, according to Google on a search for "PDF," which is the file format produced by Acrobat, is found 2.5 billion times on the Web, would be covered more heavily than it is.
