https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership fr Yacs - Actupro christian@actupro.fr Sat, 30 May 2026 11:37:11 GMT yacs http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 70 https://yacs.fr/article-111-how-to-attach-an-avatar-to-a-user-profile https://yacs.fr/article-111-how-to-attach-an-avatar-to-a-user-profile Post an image and that's it https://yacs.fr//images/article/111/220.gif Bernard Membership Tue, 09 Mar 2004 18:23:37 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/111 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/111 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A111 https://yacs.fr/article-330-how-to-authenticate-remotely https://yacs.fr/article-330-how-to-authenticate-remotely If you have registered to some YACS or Drupal web site, you can reuse credentials at other servers instead of creating user profiles everywhere Bernard Membership Sat, 09 Oct 2004 22:39:55 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/330 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/330 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A330 https://yacs.fr/article-391-how-to-link-to-your-gravatar https://yacs.fr/article-391-how-to-link-to-your-gravatar If you create a new user profile and provide your e-mail address, YACS will automatically use your gravatar, if one exists. Or maybe your user profile has been defined some times ago, and you want to change it to benefit from your brand new gravatar? Since YACS combines your gravatar with the library of avatar files at one single page, switching to a new avatar becomes as simple as clicking on an image Bernard Membership Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:09:47 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/391 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/391 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A391 https://yacs.fr/article-345-how-to-select-an-avatar https://yacs.fr/article-345-how-to-select-an-avatar You could already post an image to your user profile. A simple operation, but reserved to those able to create images. For those who have no time for such a thing, there is now a more straightforward solution: select one image in our shared library. Your avatar is two-clicks ago from here! Bernard Membership Wed, 03 Nov 2004 22:16:45 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/345 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/345 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A345 https://yacs.fr/article-562-how-to-rate-a-page https://yacs.fr/article-562-how-to-rate-a-page When rating has been activated at some section, every article of this section features a link to access the rating form Bernard Membership Thu, 09 Jun 2005 22:45:53 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/562 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/562 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A562 https://yacs.fr/article-523-how-to-use-watch-lists https://yacs.fr/article-523-how-to-use-watch-lists Each time you contribute to the site YACS assumes you will be interested afterwards. If you have submitted a new page, you will probably track comments, files, and links related to it. Similarly, if you have contributed to an existing page, it is likely you may be interested by subsequent contributions and reactions from other contributors. Of course, you can check pages again and again for potential new additions. But this manual process is tedious and inefficient. Since tracking is related to data handled by YACS, we have automated most of the hard work. Let the PHP force be ... suite Bernard Membership Fri, 08 Apr 2005 19:20:09 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/523 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/523 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A523 https://yacs.fr/article-400-improve-firefox-response-times https://yacs.fr/article-400-improve-firefox-response-times As a network specialist, I've always been interested into protocols. More specifically, the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which is used for web access, allows for several transfers through one single TCP connection. This is called HTTP pipelining, and it has been extensively described in Internet standards. Actually, this is not a new topic, since the W3C proved in 1997 the interest to add pipelining to HTTP version 1.1. What is new, however, is the broadening usage of Firefox to browse the web. By default Firefox has a conservative setting and it makes only one request to a web ... suite Bernard Membership Fri, 31 Dec 2004 11:48:30 GMT https://yacs.fr/section-69-membership#comments 0 https://yacs.fr/comments/post.php/article/400 https://yacs.fr/comments/feed.php/article/400 https://yacs.fr/links/trackback.php?anchor=article%3A400