Sentence examples for serving websites from inspiring English sources

Now, I'm no IT guy, so I'm probably way off on some of these things, but it seems to me that the principles of Bittorrent, and peer discovery in general, should be applicable to locating and serving websites.

You then have three ways to "pass" the Google test: offer a responsive design (when your website changes as the window size changes – Google's recommended option); have a dynamic served website (different devices get served a different version); or create an alternate mobile page (where you send users to a separate url if they are on a mobile).

Or to use an alternative (e2e) messaging app that doesn't serve website previews when you want to send URLs to contacts.

That turns the usual approach to serving up websites on its head and could provide a more effective and reliable way to disseminate bulky media files or distribute vital information in the event of natural disaster.

At the time of the outage, Amazon's mobile sites, other pages, international sites and AWS services serving other websites and businesses were unaffected.

Within many countries, SRI users have formed their own networks, including list-serves, websites, or blogs.

Apple tried to palm off users and developers with the claim that "webapps" – single-serve websites, which could be saved to the home screen – were the future.

Such failures might be physical equipment breakdowns (e.g. a hard drive or motherboard) or interruptions of services running on the hardware (e.g. a hung Apache Tomcat process serving the website).

In terms of the attributes of the markets that the websites served, an average website served a market where 68%% of residents had Internet access, 28%% of residents had a college degree, and 2%% of the employed worked in the information sector.

To the extent that they serve children, websites should know how old their participants are.

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