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Continuously Under Construction

Different Formatting Elements

This is some pre-formatted text: 

   Column1     Column2     Column3
   -------------------------------
    123.45       23.11        -3.1
   ===============================

Here's a very nice example using pre-formatted text (found at Christian Hamann's page on the History of Slide Rules ): 

The Principle of the Slide Rule:
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Multiply = Add Logarithmic Scales, e.g.       2×2=4 or 2×3=6 or 2×4=8
  Divide = Subtract Logarithmic Scales, e.g.  4÷2=2 or 6÷3=2 or 8÷4=2


     1                2         3      4     5   6   7  8 9 1 ...
     |                |         |      |     |   |   |  | | |
     ____________________________________________________________

                      |                |         |      |   |  |
                      1                2         3      4   5  6 ...

                 add ===>>                          <<=== subtract
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Here are some lines of Pascal code: 

program First;
begin
  WriteLn ('Hello again, Martin.')
end.

Working with Forms

For proper alignment, this form is actually a borderless table.
To use the "Submit" feature, your browser needs to be set up for EMail services.
I find this Web page
I am a first time visitor to this page
and will never come back.
Remark
Name
EMail Address

Server Side Includes

The SSI feature depends on being provided by the server platform. These single lines embedded in HTML code may, among other things, be used to call and execute a script file. Example: 

!--#exec cgi="/cgi/envvar00.cgi" --
Enclosing the expression with "< >" (so that it actually looks like a comment) will make the thing "live". So that innocent enough looking line above will generate the output given below.
 

This is test file "/cgi/envvar00.cgi" written in the Perl scripting language. It comprises one single "print" statement showing the value of some server environment variables:

    Date (GMT):  Friday, 21-Nov-2008 03:27:13 GMT
   Server Name:  www.airkreuzer.com
     Host Name:  www.airkreuzer.com
  Perl Version:   [v5.8.5]
 
      Referrer:  
       Browser:  CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html)
Remote Address:  38.103.63.62
   Remote Host:  
   Remote Port:  57642

The last line on this page is also the result of a SSI call.

Server Time

Another site is running on a different provider's server, where they are maintaining GMT.
[to be continued]


Local Computer Time

These code snippets use your computer clock and require Java Applets to be enabled.

       
 

Time Servers

BIPM ienvenue au
ureau International des Poids et Mesures

This is the home of UTC and SI, the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures ( BIPM ).

Have a view at their UTC/TAI Time Server applet. It is presented here as a link only, to avoid excessive loading times. Note the estimate given for the transmission delay.

 

Gopher

Just for the pleasure of it there is my Gopher page, a remeniscence to earlier times of the internet. Hosted by a (presently) non-commercial site, it is not available 24/7 (as one might exspect).
 
Hint: If you are an Opera user you will want to configure a Gopher Proxy Server at e.g.
File > Preferences > Network > Proxy servers to be able to view it.

In case you want to send a message, please use this link.


Last modified on 2008-08-11 14:09 MEST