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I was teaching a class on online design a while back and had read that the
porn sites were pushing the envelope of web technology. Despite the warnings
and hype to the contrary, I have never just encountered porn on the web. I
went looking one evening to see what is happening in that world. I was
shocked at the browser takeovers - I wound up with over 30 instances of IE
open. I felt like I was being taken over. It was awful.
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The only safe way to visit such sites is with JavaScript turned off.
Or so I'm advised....
--Guy K. Haas gkhaas -at- usa -dot- net
Software Exegete in Silicon Valley
