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West Texas Web Developer

401 Legion Rd · Alpine/Terlingua TX 79830-7650 USA

Geolocation (Latitude, Longitude): 29.623464, -103.565657

West Texas Web Developers: Responsive web design, private label web development and mobile apps developed in HTML5/CSS3, PHP/MySQL and Javascript/jQuery.

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Texas Big Bend

What’s Not Hot About The New Marathon Chamber of Commerce Website On 5 July 2017 the new VisitMarathonTexas.com destination marketing website was unveiled, and with its rollout came several revelations for us – including the fact that the new site is built on the poorly-rated, restrictive cookie-cutter ...

07/08/2017 11:06 AM

JOINT PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (15 JUNE 2017) Redesigned with expanded and enhanced content, TerlinguaRanch.com combines speed and security with mobile-friendly presentation for maximal performance, reliable integrity and optimal user experience. TERLINGUA, TEXAS. Terlingua Ranch Lodge, a scenic ...

06/16/2017 12:31 PM

Greetings All, My name is Tim Shirley, and several years ago I purchased land in Brewster County with the intent of eventually relocating. Last March that relocation was completed when I settled into my current residence in the Big Bend Valley portion of Terlingua Ranch. Several things attracted me to this area, ...

01/17/2017 10:16 AM

By Web Developer Presidio Texas Web Developer Presidio Texas presents a 12-point program for Speedy Secure Responsive Web Design (SSRWD) including HTTP/2 speed, HSTS security and W3C HTML5/CSS3 validation. 01: HTTP/2 SUPPORT HTTP/2 (RFC 7540) is a major recent revision of the Internet World Wide Web’s HTTP ...

08/07/2016 10:20 AM

By Web Design Fort Davis Texas Web Design Fort Davis Texas explains how Cloudflare content delivery network (CDN) users get download and page load speed boosts from their HTTP/2 transport protocol deployment. After more than 15 years, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) has received a long-overdue upgrade. In ...

12/07/2015 10:36 AM

By Web Design Presidio Texas You have probably heard about the Heartbleed bug. Web Design Presidio Texas wants to share a little about it and some steps you can take. Why the Heartbleed Bug affects you and everyone on the Internet Heartbleed is a bug in some versions of OpenSSL, a set of software tools […] ...

04/19/2014 08:42 AM

By Web Design Study Butte Texas Web Design Study Butte offers West Texas page speed optimization to assure higher search rankings plus more traffic and conversions. PSO is the new SEO. From their headquarters in the West Texas Rio Grande Big Bend, web development firm WLWeb.US today announced the launch of their new ...

01/19/2014 01:24 PM

By Web Development Fort Davis Texas Smartphone and tablet home screens are prime real estate says Web Development Fort Davis, and placing icons there to launch Mobile Web apps is easy. Smartphone and tablet home screens are prime real estate for Mobile Web marketers. And contrary to what mobile device vendors trying ...

06/15/2013 11:22 AM

By Web Development Presidio Texas Web Development Presidio Texas on how jQuery uses AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data for asynchronous updates. “To load an external file, we just link to it. If its on the same domain as the current document, it gets loaded using ...

06/14/2013 12:55 PM

By Web Development Study Butte Texas Web Development Study Butte Texas discusses client-side JavaScript templates and server-side Node.js templats for single page applications (SPA’s) using JSON. “An alternative approach to XUL‘s own templating system is to use JavaScript templates… This ...

06/12/2013 02:01 PM

Web Marketing
West Texas

Australian PM Calls for End-to-End Encryption Ban, Says the Laws of Mathematics Don't ...

"The laws of mathematics are very commendable but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia", said Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull today. He has been rightly mocked for this nonsense claim, that foreshadows moves to require online messaging providers to provide law enforcement with back door access to encrypted messages. He explained that "We need to ensure that the internet is not used as a dark place for bad people to hide their criminal activities from the law." It bears repeating that Australia is part of the secretive spying and information sharing Five Eyes ...

07/14/2017 04:39 PM

California's Top Newspapers Endorse Broadband Privacy Bill

Broadband privacy? Say what? That was probably what you were asking yourself in March when you read about Congresss vote to repeal privacy rules for your Internet provider. If you were paying attentionand you should in an era where free press , voter privacy , and other constitutional rights are being challengedyou quickly realized that what Congress did. It sold out your right to keep your browsing history and personal information private so the cable companies can sell it and make even more money off of you than they already do. Nice, right? Luckily, many states, including California, have stepped up to the ...

07/14/2017 01:56 PM

Payment Processors Are Profiling Heavy Metal Fans as Terrorists

If you happen to be a fan of the heavy metal band Isis (an unfortunate name, to be sure), you may have trouble ordering its merchandise online. Last year, Paypal suspended a fan who ordered an Isis t-shirt , presumably on the false assumption that there was some association between the heavy metal band and the terrorist group ISIS. Then last month Internet scholar and activist Sascha Meinrath discovered that entering words such as "ISIS" (or "Isis"), or "Iran", or (probably) other words from this U.S. government blacklist in the description field for a Venmo payment will result in an ...

07/14/2017 01:28 PM

Net Neutrality Won't Save Us if DRM is Baked Into the Web

Yesterday's record-smashing Net Neutrality day of action showed that the Internet's users care about an open playing field and don't want a handful of companies to decide what we can and can't do online. Today, we should also think about other ways in which small numbers of companies, including net neutrality's biggest foes, are trying to gain the same kinds of control, with the same grave consequences for the open web. Exhibit A is baking digital rights management (DRM) into the web's standards . ISPs that oppose effective net neutrality protections say that they've got the ...

07/13/2017 02:14 PM

Industry Efforts to Censor Pro-Terrorism Online Content Pose Risks to Free Speech

In recent months, social media platformsunder pressure from a number of governmentshave adopted new policies and practices to remove content that promotes terrorism. As the Guardian reported , these policies are typically carried out by low-paid contractors (or, in the case of YouTube, volunteers) and with little to no transparency and accountability. While the motivations of these companies might be sincere, such private censorship poses a risk to the free expression of Internet users. As groups like the Islamic State have gained traction online, Internet intermediaries have come under pressure from governments ...

07/13/2017 12:45 AM

Historic Day of Action: Net Neutrality Allies Send 1.6 Million Comments to FCC

When you attack the Internet, the Internet fights back. Today, the Internet went all out in support of net neutrality. Hundreds of popular websites featured pop-ups suggesting that those sites had been blocked or throttled by Internet service providers . Some sites got hilariously creativeTwitch replaced all of its emojis with that annoying loading icon . Netflix shared GIFs that would never finish loading . PornHub simply noted that slow porn sucks . Together, we painted an alarming picture of what the Internet might look like if the FCC goes forward with its plan to roll back net neutrality ...

07/13/2017 12:25 AM

Dear Security Conference Speakers EFFs Coders Rights Project Has Your Back

Every year, EFF has lawyers with its Coders Rights Project on hand in Las Vegas at Black Hat, B-Sides and DEF CON for security researchers with legal questions about their research or presentations. EFFs Coders Rights Project protects programmers, researchers, hackers, and developers engaged in cutting-edge exploration of technology. Security and encryption researchers help build a safer future for all of us using digital technologies, but too many legitimate researchers face serious legal challenges that prevent or inhibit their work. The 2017 summer security conference legal team will include: Staff ...

07/12/2017 04:44 PM

Opponents Hope to Mislead Californias Legislators Before They Vote on Broadband Privacy ...

The large broadband providers and their associations who spent millions in Washington, D.C. to repeal broadband privacy just a few months ago in Congress are fighting to protect their victory in California. They are throwing every superficial argument against A.B. 375 in hopes to confuse Californias legislature enough to give them a pass despite an overwhelming 83% of the American public demanding a response to the Congressional Review Act repeal of their privacy rights. EFF obtained copies of their letters and feel it is vitally important Californias elected officials know that the industry is unloading a plethora ...

07/12/2017 01:58 PM

Notice to the W3C of EFF's appeal of the Director's decision on EME

[[Update, July 13: After consultation with W3C CEO Jeff Jaffe on timing, we've temporarily withdrawn this appeal, for one week, for purely logistical purposes. I am teaching a workshop all next week at UC San Diego and will re-file the objection at the end of the week, so that I will be able to devote undivided attention to garnering the necessary support from other W3C members. -Cory]] Dear Tim, Jeff, and W3C colleagues, On behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, I would like to formally submit our request for an appeal of the Director's decision to publish Encrypted Media Extensions as a W3C ...

07/12/2017 12:20 PM

We Must Keep the Internet Free and Open. EFF, Tech Giants, Startups and Internet Users ...

AirBnB, Amazon, ACLU, Góógle, Etsy, Y Combinator Among Organizations Standing Up To Government Plan To Let ISPs Block Content, Charge Fees for Fast Lanes San FranciscoThe Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and a broad coalition of user advocacy groups and major technology companies and organizations joined forces today to protest the FCCs plan to toss out net neutrality rules that preserve Internet freedom and prevent cable and telecommunications companies from controlling what we can see and do online. Without net neutrality, Internet service providers (ISPs) can block your favorite content ...

07/12/2017 09:24 AM