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Re: [Sheflug] Front Page Rebuild




On 25/01/2010 20:29, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
On Monday 25 January 2010 15:12:31 Morris, David (Allvac, UK) wrote:
Don't like the right-click stopped, but it didn't stop me (good ol'
  Firefox). It was interesting to read your views on Alison Balsom
  though (I followed the link a blog - I presume it was yours!). She
  is a cracking performer. I think her brass band background comes
  out in her trumpet playing. She plays it like a cornet (speaking
  from a position of some knowledge as a cornet player of many
  years) with a more mellow tone than many orchestral trumpet
  players, in  my humble opinion.
(right click).

You get some weird people out there who do strange things to web
pages.  I'm trying to help myself out a bit whilst I'm still writing
pages.

(slightly non-Linux stuff here)

Yes.  There's just something about her technique that reminds me of
Ron.  I used to live the the Ronnie Scotts jazz club at Frith Street
and once in a while I would go home to my place at Bayswater.  If you
had ever seen him play driving jazz at 2 in the morning you wouldn't
ever forget.  That was in the days before any electronic instrument.
I thing the glissando vibe had just come along.  Electric piano music
was just about making it's way into the jazz scene.

I was listening to her Trumpet and Organ album this morning.
Great stuff to listen to.  There are plenty of people out there who can
play the instrument well.  Just that she's really got something about
her when she starts to play.

Right, back to hacking some more pages now...

I'd be interested to hear what strange things weird people do by right clicking the webpage that they cant do looking at the media locations the page has loaded, viewing the source or performing a simple fetch request. Personally I would prefer to see the right click disabling functionality removed too. Imagine if software were written this way, a vendor deciding what you can or can't see, can or can't do. It is my personal feeling and I completely understand not everyone agrees.

Other than that though the site is much friendlier, easier to use, clearer and more accessible which has to be a good thing. Good work.

Kieran

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