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P3P Purpose[edit] As the World Wide Web became a genuine medium in which to sell products and services, electronic commerce websites tried to collect more information about the people who purchased their merchandise. Some companies used controversial practices such as tracker cookies to ascertain the users' demographic information and buying habits, using this information to provide specifically targeted advertisements. Users who saw this as an invasion of privacy would sometimes turn off HTTP cookies or use proxy servers to keep their personal information secure. P3P is designed to give users a more precise control of the kind of information that they allow to release. According to the W3C the main goal of P3P “is to increase user trust and confidence in the Web through technical empowerment.”[2]

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The Box Model For Beginners An explanation of what the box model is and how it is treated by different user agents. The term "box model" is often used by people when talking about CSS-based layouts and design. Not everyone understands what is meant by this though, and not everyone understands why it is so important. Any HTML element can be considered a box, and so the box model applies to all HTML (and XHTML) elements. The box model is the specification that defines how a box and its attributes relate to each other. In its simplest form, the box model tells browsers that a box defined as having width 100 pixels and height 50 pixels should be drawn 100 pixels wide and 50 pixels tall.

ThoughtWorks Interview Questions ThoughtWorks Interview Questions Filter: Sort By: Date | Number of Comments | Most Recent Comment | Votes Add Question LoCI The Internet Backplane Protocol (IBP) is middleware for managing and using remote storage. It was invented to support Logistical Networking in large scale, distributed systems and applications. We define logistical networking as the global scheduling and optimization of data movement, storage and computation based on a model that takes into account all the network's underlying physical resources. Thymio Device Manager — Aseba 1.7-alpha documentation The Thymio Device Manager is a bridge between the Thymio robots and the various applications (Aseba Studio, VPL, Blockly, Scratch, etc). Starting with version 1.7, it is not possible to use the applications while a Thymio Device Manager is not running. Usage¶ Launching the Device Manager¶ The Device Manager will be automatically started when you start the Thymio Launcher and it is therefore not necessary to launch it manually. However, it can be launched manually by executing the thymio-device-manager command.

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Event-driven programming Computer programming paradigm Event handlers[edit] A trivial event handler[edit] Because the code is for checking for events and the main loop are common amongst applications, many programming frameworks take care of their implementation and expect the user to provide only the code for the event handlers. In this simple example, there may be a call to an event handler called OnKeyEnter() that includes an argument with a string of characters, corresponding to what the user typed before hitting the ENTER key.