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fcr
17y ago
This study http://www.oniros.fr/A1350.pdf seems to indicate that sleep duration has no effect. Their interpretation is that a process is triggerd when you enter sleep but once triggered it is independent of wheter you sleep or not.
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fcr
17y ago
if impressions are down, it follows traffic would be From what I understand it depends on the CTR. My point is that a lower CPA is largely useless if the volume is also lower. Now I don't get this. If you want more volume, you buy more
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fcr
17y ago
So instead of providing negligible traffic compared to google, it now provides 22% less traffic The 22% drop is not for traffic but for impressions. Cost per Acquisition (CPA) down 3% It seems however that it is positive for publishers
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fcr
17y ago
Fair enough. I agree that the website may expose a "global" password as you and another person said. I guess I'll design my future login boxes with security enabled by default and unmask option for the responsible user who would need it...
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fcr
17y ago
not having someone look at your password over your shoulder is a requirement What I say is that sometimes this is not a requirement even if the website offers a login feature. I guess that for my online mail client I would prefer to have
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fcr
17y ago
I have to disagree. Who wins between usability and security depends on the application you're using/building. Rarely there is one good solution to fit all problems.
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fcr
17y ago
Well that's actually their responsibility... However they would appreciate the feature if they can't manage to make their password work (e.g. caps lock, different keyboard layout, etc.)
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fcr
17y ago
However I am wondering how much time is gained when one needs to custom design is website/web app. As anyone had success on customizing cappuccino's design in a small time frame? How does it compare to the other frameworks?
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fcr
17y ago
Well I guess the list comprehension and list slicing features in the above example are more interesting than the for loop.