| Monte on Mar 14, 2003 at 9:18:03 AM (# 17) We're halfway to 100...
What a fascinating discussion!
After applying some simple algebra to some trite phrases and clichés, a new understanding can be reached of the secret to wealth and success.
Here it goes.
Knowledge is Power
Time is Money,... and, as every physicist knows:
Power is Work over Time.
So, substituting algebraic equations for these time worn bits of wisdom, we get:
K = P (1) T = M (2) P = W/T (3)
Now, do a few simple substitutions:
Put W/T in for P in equation (1), which yields:
K = W/T (4) Put M in for T into equation (4), which yields:
K = W/M (5).
Now we've got something. Expanding back into English, we get:
Knowledge equals Work over Money.
What this MEANS is that:
1. The More You Know, the More Work You Do, and
2. The More You Know, the Less Money You Make.
Solving for Money, we get:
M = W/K (6)
Money equals Work Over Knowledge.
From equation (6) we see that Money approaches infinity as Knowledge approaches 0, regardless of the Work done.
What THIS MEANS is:
The More you Make, the Less you Know.
Solving for Work, we get
W = M K (7)
Work equals Money times Knowledge From equation (7) we see that Work approaches 0 as Knowledge approaches 0.
What THIS MEANS is:
The rich do little or no work.
Just a joke for everyone...
sparkrulez on Mar 14, 2003 at 9:46:04 AM (# 18)123ABC lol
Just had to type \http://www.stinkbugonline.com/hideSource/theSource.asp to get the source.
msimmons on Mar 14, 2003 at 11:52:31 AM (# 19)as I said, I found a way to get around it seconds after posting :) So I was wrong.
Frances on Mar 14, 2003 at 2:24:05 PM (# 20)
This message has been edited.msimmons, I only just got here and I see I've missed all the fun AGAIN Doh :-]
Once again, though, I got the password simply by performing a 'Save As' into FrontPage. Can no-one here find a way round that?
Wow, ChrisRickard, that's a better View Source bookmark than I had - a real bute. Thanks for sharing it.
P.S. 53 happens to be my lucky number
Nosretep on Mar 14, 2003 at 6:27:45 PM (# 21)<html>
<body>
<div id="heynow">hey now</div>
<script language="VBScript">
msgbox "hello foolio!"
dim objHTTP
dim webpage : webpage = "http://siteexperts.com/forums/viewConverse.asp?d_id=12079"
Set objHTTP = CreateObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP")
objHTTP.open "GET", webpage, false
objHTTP.send
heynow.innerText = objHTTP.responseText
</script>
</body>
</html>
how ya like me now, the rebel will not allow!
actually only show's a small piece of the view source, but can show more when doing xmlhttp server side, i think there may be a limit on the client side script.
Dion15 on Mar 14, 2003 at 6:29:26 PM (# 22)It is impossible to hide the code from any semi-smart computer user.
In order for the computer to display the website, it must download the code which means that there is always a way for someone to get the code from their temp dir if for some reason the view source doesn't work. There are ways to get around it such as using an external javascript that writes to the page, but anyone who is computer literate can simply look at your javascript. It's possible to make it harder for the computer illiterate (the people most likely to bother stealing your code) but to keep the code from downloading onto the computer and still display it is impossible.
Terry Young on Mar 14, 2003 at 6:33:45 PM (# 23)
This message has been edited.Well said.
And wow, I see I've missed the fun here. More?
I usually just get clues from what I can get out of a page and start tracing from code to code, or counter-script the page using techniques such as the one ChrisRickard mentioned (# 49). These are "Follow-the-footsteps" sort of methods. Things like "Save As using Frontpage" (# 53) are new to me, great tip.
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Hiding HTML/SCRIPT... I think it IS possible!