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General Discussion (Public) / Re: BitCoin

« Last post by jdaniele on December 01, 2017, 10:09:54 AM »

Quote from: andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:37:37 AM

when i get a chance i'll check out that .onion site i have to reinstall tor or find the virtual machine where its installed. i may have deleted it. tor isn't some thing i want running on my main machine or useing from home. never used coin space. the addresses are way to long to memorize. i never used my phone to transfer bitcoins.

Yes I agree, but I think most people who truly use it keep them in a text file or something to copy and paste. The whole idea is to remain unknown.

General Discussion (Public) / Re: Net Neutrality 2017

« Last post by jdaniele on December 01, 2017, 10:07:40 AM »

Quote from: andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:31:38 AM

we just have to make our bittorent traffic look like its youtube?

I'm reading A LOT of people have found ways of hiding it using customer level computers. If you open Task Manager and you see Chrome open when it shouldn't be while your CPU is going nuts means you might have something running through you.

Web Coding / Re: Tools for creating a website

« Last post by jdaniele on December 01, 2017, 09:58:49 AM »

Quote from: andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:21:32 AM

do you know anything about HTML for Arduino? i have an Arduino that i have an ethernet port for and i saw something briefly last night about turning into a web server

I know HTML but not sure what you mean. I looked up the device you have and I've seen stuff like that before but haven't experimented with one. Is it setup? The coding for HTML is universal.

General Discussion (Public) / Re: BitCoin

« Last post by andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:37:37 AM »

when i get a chance i'll check out that .onion site i have to reinstall tor or find the virtual machine where its installed. i may have deleted it. tor isn't some thing i want running on my main machine or useing from home. never used coin space. the addresses are way to long to memorize. i never used my phone to transfer bitcoins.

General Discussion (Public) / Re: Net Neutrality 2017

« Last post by andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:31:38 AM »

we just have to make our bittorent traffic look like its youtube?

Web Coding / Re: Tools for creating a website

« Last post by andyassur on December 01, 2017, 05:21:32 AM »

do you know anything about HTML for Arduino? i have an Arduino that i have an ethernet port for and i saw something briefly last night about turning into a web server

Web Coding / Flash support for multiable web browsers

« Last post by jdaniele on November 29, 2017, 10:08:48 PM »

Ok so I've tested a few and I noticed with Chrome, Flash videos don't auto play. I've been reading up on it and noticed this is accurate and Google added that feature. Google actually plans to remove flash in the 2020s.

Edge - Supports Flash (via Windows Updates) and auto-plays
IE11 - Supports Flash (via Windows Updates) and auto-plays
Chrome - Supports Flash (via built-in) and doesn't auto-play
Firefox Quantum - Supports Flash (via NPAPI plugin) and doesn't auto-play
Opera - Supports Flash (via PPAPI plugin) and doesn't auto-play

The issue is with making logos or anything interactive we need the auto play function and I can't seem to fine much on it. I see a website here and there just use items like MPEG to perform the same function when needed. You can see my website as an explained at http://www.jeremydaniele.com and see that my title was built in Flash. It just looks ugly and users won't know they need to start it but in IE11 and Edge its fine. I'm sure this is why IE and Edge are preferred. Firefox was a program's ideal but not now.