Wouldn't this be a chance for drivers to get better?
Question to web site owners: do you block these kind of domains from registering to your websites?
What I'd like to see is a universal SQL that can be translated to whatever dialect of SQL my current database is using. That way I won't have to relearn SQL every time I start a project with a different database engine.
And article is ignoring that the site can then add https and do that fullscreen attack anyway. A better solution would be to keep showing a message telling you it has gone fullscreen like browsers currently do.
For me it's the other way around, in a 4 years old netbook I still use, the HTML5 video usually performs better than flash.
Wouldn't this be a chance for drivers to get better?
Question to web site owners: do you block these kind of domains from registering to your websites?
What I'd like to see is a universal SQL that can be translated to whatever dialect of SQL my current database is using. That way I won't have to relearn SQL every time I start a project with a different database engine.
And article is ignoring that the site can then add https and do that fullscreen attack anyway. A better solution would be to keep showing a message telling you it has gone fullscreen like browsers currently do.
For me it's the other way around, in a 4 years old netbook I still use, the HTML5 video usually performs better than flash.