I just read an article about lunar bases and the new space race with China. It was thrilling. I want to write code for the new lunar platform. I think the moon might be the ultimate server co-location. It can beam down information to earth to cover an entire hemisphere at a time. The ultimate content delivery service would be the Moon. The idea of an antenna array spanning the lunar equator would be a good start. Then the ability to beam "satellite data" back to Earth which could be received by the entire hemisphere. Of course there would need to be Earth based repeating stations to get that data to the "dark side" or other side of the planet if required. Please sign me up!
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
web design on thursday
Yea its Mark again.. blogging here at the Websnare Web Development and Design blog page at Blogger.. By the way, Blogger uses the Google Log-in service to know my credentials. New log-ins are certainly available to make the log-in experience more user friendly. However, one must question if this is really convenience or laziness on the part of the developers. In this case, I think it is convenience.
Do I think that this type of log-in is prone to attack or "hack-ing". Possibly, probably just as much as the username and password log-in fields themselves. The way to "fake" a log-in is probably almost as easy.
I will certainly start to pay more attention to this type of internet vulnerability. I do have many sites that I have implemented some type of system that transfers log-in credentials and eases the pain of login.
Cookies were used for this purpose and still are in many cases. This has its own set of issues.
Without getting into the "uber-geek" stuff, I think that the internet has never been so secure. Currently, there are many ways to insure a secure connection and know that your safely viewing your online data. The cloud and advances in the infrastructure of the internet with https and encryption technologies have created a pretty safe playing field for those with a wired connection. Those who play in the wireless world - I claim very little understanding here. Although, at one time I used to climb wi-fi towers to replace antenna arrays. I enjoyed this job very much - peaceful and challenging. However, it is certainly not a good job for those who have fear of heights. I do not have a great fear of heights until I am over 250' off the deck. This is one of the things I learned from the job as a wi-fi antenna repair guy. The other thing I noticed was that I could view wi-fi connections and see the data stream by...I do not know if this has changed much since my employment.
Like I said, I claim very little understanding about wi-fi encryption and security. I do own an Ipad2 and I love it. It was my first Apple product in years - I primarily work on PC or Linux. I have had many experiences with the Apple brand, from my first computer, to the recording studio (protools HD).
Anyway back to the grind :).. hope you enjoyed my rant.
Do I think that this type of log-in is prone to attack or "hack-ing". Possibly, probably just as much as the username and password log-in fields themselves. The way to "fake" a log-in is probably almost as easy.
I will certainly start to pay more attention to this type of internet vulnerability. I do have many sites that I have implemented some type of system that transfers log-in credentials and eases the pain of login.
Cookies were used for this purpose and still are in many cases. This has its own set of issues.
Without getting into the "uber-geek" stuff, I think that the internet has never been so secure. Currently, there are many ways to insure a secure connection and know that your safely viewing your online data. The cloud and advances in the infrastructure of the internet with https and encryption technologies have created a pretty safe playing field for those with a wired connection. Those who play in the wireless world - I claim very little understanding here. Although, at one time I used to climb wi-fi towers to replace antenna arrays. I enjoyed this job very much - peaceful and challenging. However, it is certainly not a good job for those who have fear of heights. I do not have a great fear of heights until I am over 250' off the deck. This is one of the things I learned from the job as a wi-fi antenna repair guy. The other thing I noticed was that I could view wi-fi connections and see the data stream by...I do not know if this has changed much since my employment.
Like I said, I claim very little understanding about wi-fi encryption and security. I do own an Ipad2 and I love it. It was my first Apple product in years - I primarily work on PC or Linux. I have had many experiences with the Apple brand, from my first computer, to the recording studio (protools HD).
Anyway back to the grind :).. hope you enjoyed my rant.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Websnare's Blogger Blog
Hi this is my first post at the Websnares Blogger Blog. You can see the original Websnare site at http://www.websnare.com. Websnare is a leader in Web Development and Design in the Colorado area. We specialize in Content Management Systems and database driven dynamic content. We have built 1000's of websites for clients all over the world and currently have some of the best clients in the world.
Websnare keeps a small but powerful client list to ensure that we can provide the best service and attention to our clients.
You can see an example of our portfolio here: http://www.websnare.com/portfolio
You can also view a quick video of our processes here: http://www.websnare.com/our-process
I hope to keep blogging at the Websnares blogger blog more often!
Websnare keeps a small but powerful client list to ensure that we can provide the best service and attention to our clients.
You can see an example of our portfolio here: http://www.websnare.com/portfolio
You can also view a quick video of our processes here: http://www.websnare.com/our-process
I hope to keep blogging at the Websnares blogger blog more often!
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