Re: OT: query regarding HTML

[J R FOX jr_fox@xxxxxxxx]

I don't know how big a deal this might be, but TeamViewer has been called a major security risk.  (Possibly because it's very crackable, like 128 bit WEP ?  Canned scripts for doing this being widely available ?  Something like that.)


   Jordan


 
 
 
  
 From: Harry Binswanger 
 To: xywrite@xxxxxxxx
 Sent: Monday, February 27, 2017 4:21 PM
 Subject: Re: OT: query regarding HTML
  
 


Just parenthetically and out of
curiosity, I don't suppose anyone has managed to port Xy or NB over to
Android ?  Unless there is some very good emulator I don't know
about ?


You can run it from your home machine by using TeamViewer (or
equivalent). You operate your home machine remotely. It can be awkward to
use shifting keys, though, unless you can attach an external
keyboard.


Of course, I'm assuming that TeamViewer will run on Android. If not, some
other remote-control app will.


Regards,

Harry








   Jordan






From: Kari Eveli


To: xywrite@xxxxxxxx

Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2017 4:31 AM

Subject: Re: OT: query regarding HTML



Hi Paul,


I think the quality of the screen is paramount. Nexus 10 has 2560×1600


resolution. You need something in this class to achieve good reading


conditions. The best big-screen iPads and Samsung tablets qualify, older


and budget gear do not. Even fine print is easily readable on good

equipment.


See this new study: [...] The results suggest that when text display


conditions are well-matched, there is no reliable difference in reading


performance between the two media. [...]

http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00257/full
http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00257/full



Best regards,


Kari Eveli

LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)

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26.2.2017, 14:01, Paul Breeze (Redacted sender paul.breeze for DMARC)
wrote:

> A propos of this, a correspondent noted in a letter to the
Financial

> Times recently that readers remember much less of a book if they
read it

> on a tablet than if they read it on paper.

>

> Paul