It's like a piece of site-specific public theatre called Divided Loyalties.
This is the world created by Our Glass House, a compelling piece of site-specific, immersive theatre exploring the impact of domestic abuse.
Every piece of site-specific furniture, every matte-brass faucet custom ordered from Britain, every faux-vintage ceramic and olive wood light dimmer, has been stage managed by de Betak, 42, a renowned events producer, art director and designer whose work includes fashion shows and extravaganzas for clients from Dior to Rodarte to Tiffany.
I found two separate "control panels" inserted into Free Our Data, their names disguised to make them seem like innocuous pieces of site code; instead, they gave the hacker complete control to add any file to the site, and insert any content into its related databases.
It's much easier to look at a piece of paper" (Site 8, Pharmacist).
Offline functionality is key piece of the site-specific browser puzzle.
Groups of engineers came up with ideas about how to solve this problem, but the one that got the most attention was one called Project Islands, which involved breaking out the different pieces of the site as individual coding islands that could operate independently of one another.
Instead of rolling a ball around various locations in the "real world" in an effort to rebuild the constellations, you paste the URL into any web page and slowly suck up the bits and pieces of the site until all you're left with is a gigantic beach ball of text, images and links.
Now the company — which, if the NBC deal passes government muster, will own a piece of the biggest site that threatens to undercut its core business — is looking for ways to charge for ubiquitous access to shows.
The only piece of this Web site that does not seem to make much sense as it is currently configured is the Advice and Resources section.
