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Zwei-Klassen-Netz - Warum sich der Telekom-Chef freut - Digital - sueddeutsche.de http://www.sueddeutsche.de/digital/zwei-klassen-netz-googles-verrat-an-der-internetfreiheit-1.986788-2 De facto, so macht es bei Wired.com Eliot Van Buskirk klar, wird die Etablierung von zwei "getrennten und ungleichen Netzen" angekündigt. Neben dem vertrauten Web, nun als "öffentliches Internet" bezeichnet, entstünde ein höherpreisiger Kanal für Premiuminhalte. Der Konsum von Filmen und Musik, der Datenaustausch in Wissenschaft, Erziehung und Handel, all das würde nach diesen Vorstellungen primär über die Kanäle des neuen Internets laufen. Ein wesentlicher Teil dessen, was heute das Netz ausmacht, würde wieder stärker unter die Kontrolle durch große Konzerne gelangen.

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Der DNS-Server schaut dann zunächst in seinem Cache nach und falls dort nichts steht, macht er sich auf die Suche: Zuerst fragt er bei einem DNS-Root-Server nach, wer für die Domain "de" zuständig ist. Dann fragt er dort nach dem Zuständigen für ct.de und den schließlich nach wwww.ct.de . Da es diesen Namen bei uns nicht gibt, lautet die Antwort "gibts nicht", in DNS-Sprache "NXDomain". Sollte diese Antwort Ihren Browser erreichen, reagiert der, indem er Sie über den Fehler informiert. DNS-Verbiegungen | heise Netze http://www.heise.de/netze/artikel/DNS-Verbiegungen-1025662.html

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How To Control Flow Within Your Web Designs - Speckyboy Design M http://speckyboy.com/2010/06/18/how-to-control-flow-within-your-web-designs/ Active (asymmetrical) space is dynamic and creates motion and flow. The space emphasizes a direction. Your eye initially takes in the whole design and then is drawn toward the positive elements and away from the empty space. A single element in a sea of empty space sits in the foreground implying that the space recedes into the background creating a direction toward the back of the design. Varying the space between a series of elements can be used to create a rhythm and a motion in those objects. Consider the image below.

YouTube: Flash Still Beats HTML5 The battle between HTML5 and Adobe Flash for dominance over video on the Web is likely to end poorly for one of the two, and lately it's been looking worse and worse for Flash. Steve Jobs wrote an open letter to the Web stating why Flash would remain banned from iPhones and iPads, and just yesterday, Apple got an "unexpected ally" in its anti-Flash crusade - the adult entertainment industry. But today, just to keep from making things too cut and dry, Google-owned video site YouTube has come out with a list of its own reasons why Flash is here to stay - for now - and HTML5 simply isn't qualified to handle the job at hand. Overall, YouTube software engineer John Harding's argument comes down to one simple statement: "We need to do more than just point the browser at a video file like the image tag does - there's a lot more to it than just retrieving and displaying a video." He goes on to list several points where Flash still beats the up-and-coming HTML5 tag. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/youtube_flash_still_beats_html5.php