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null
Don't view this if you have a hangover:
http://rachel.ns.purchase.edu/~Jeanine/shake.html
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
http://rachel.ns.purchase.edu/~Jeanine/shake.html
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
A
Andrew Z Carpenter
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null
Not good. Requires activex. I hope you don't run your browser that
way!
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
O
optikl
I'm trying to figure out the purpose of that. That even using a mozilla
based browser with javascript enabled, malicious intent could be effected?
M
miner.-
thats the affect i get when i've drunk too much and i burp whilst watching
the screen
miner.-
N
null
N
null
You must have javascript enabled.
Either way, I don't have the plug-in installed. Are all known
vulnerabilities patched in SWF?
Art
http://www.epix.net/~artnpeg
B
Bart Bailey
Yours requires javascript, Art, so it's not much better.
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null
D
Dushichka
K
kurt wismer
i do have it enabled... however i've got mozilla configured to only
allow scripts to change images... perhaps if i clicked that "Move or
resize existing windows" checkbox...
dunno, but i'd find the web awfully boring without the occasional wacky
flash animation... most flash i disable with the adblock extension,
though...
T
Tech Zero
The voice of "null@zilch" drifted in on the cyber-winds,
from the sea of virtual chaos...
Nothing...
Using Mozilla Firefox with JavaScript enabled...
But I tracked down the cause to an advanced setting. I had turned off
"move or resize existing windows" a while ago to get around some bad
coding on another annoying site some time ago have never bothered to
change it back. }:8b
from the sea of virtual chaos...
Nothing...
Using Mozilla Firefox with JavaScript enabled...
But I tracked down the cause to an advanced setting. I had turned off
"move or resize existing windows" a while ago to get around some bad
coding on another annoying site some time ago have never bothered to
change it back. }:8b
T
Tech Zero
The voice of "null@zilch" drifted in on the cyber-winds,
from the sea of virtual chaos...
Nothing...
Using Mozilla Firefox with JavaScript enabled...
But I tracked down the cause to an advanced setting. I had turned off
"move or resize existing windows" a while ago to get around some bad
coding on another annoying site some time ago and have never bothered
to change it back. }:8b
from the sea of virtual chaos...
Nothing...
Using Mozilla Firefox with JavaScript enabled...
But I tracked down the cause to an advanced setting. I had turned off
"move or resize existing windows" a while ago to get around some bad
coding on another annoying site some time ago and have never bothered
to change it back. }:8b
F
FromTheRafters
I did a similar JavaScript for my sister's webpage, a page
with the title "My California Vacation" had a picture of the
Los Angeles skyline and a button labelled "Click here for
action photo". The "quake" script activated on the button's
mouse rollover. Her friends loved it.
I wanted the next photo to be of a highway sign stating
"Leaving California" but I couldn't find one. :O)
R
Ron & Ree
Here's a pretty creative one:
http://www.lebonze.co.uk/stuff/move.htm
http://www.lebonze.co.uk/stuff/move.htm
R
Ron & Ree
Is it really necessary to be so paranoid?
People get killed driving automobiles everyday, yet we keep on driving.
It's just a computer, so maybe it gets messed up a little, but it's fixable.
Humans take risky actions for fun all of the time, it's just a matter of
relative risk.
The internet does not have to be a boring, sanitized task.
People get killed driving automobiles everyday, yet we keep on driving.
It's just a computer, so maybe it gets messed up a little, but it's fixable.
Humans take risky actions for fun all of the time, it's just a matter of
relative risk.
The internet does not have to be a boring, sanitized task.