Image From New Intel Star Trek Website

[Carpe Occasio]

http://boldlygo.intel.com

 

[Gepard]

Well, first of all, that's a corridor from Enterprise. And when I click on the link provided, I get this:

 

[Carpe Occasio]

Well, first of all, that's a corridor from Enterprise. And when I click on the link provided, I get this:

Just showing what Intel put up. That screen you're getting is a certificate issue because it's a secure (https) site and it's freaking Firefox out. Just add the exception (link at the bottom).

 

[Jon1701]

That's clearly the NX-01.

You can see the handles and the doors etc.

 

[Carpe Occasio]

I like the little logo image.

Also, here's a little image I pulled from the official Star Trek site -

 

[EyalM]

I get a "The page cannot be displayed" message, and I'm accessing it from inside intel...

 

[Carpe Occasio]

I don't have problems accessing the site using IE7. Firefox just needs an exception for the certificate.

 

[Squiggy]

Although it's been said, here's a grab from the opening of Enterprise episode Doctor's Orders

 

[Chaos Descending]

I get a "The page cannot be displayed" message, and I'm accessing it from inside intel...

Fab 18 or Fab 28?

 

[Carpe Occasio]

 

[M'Sharak]

Well, first of all, that's a corridor from Enterprise. And when I click on the link provided, I get this:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3203/2697755979_310c16e301_o.png

Just showing what Intel put up. That screen you're getting is a certificate issue because it's a secure (https) site and it's freaking Firefox out. Just add the exception (link at the bottom).

What is it for, if it needs that sort of action? I generally don't add certificate exceptions without having a good idea why I'm doing so, and I can't think of any reason Intel would require it of me, simply to look at images.

Also, the image is kind of large; could it be scaled down to something more 640x480-ish? (While larger images are sometimes permitted under special circumstances such as the "Blue Warp Nacelles" thread and in the Trek Art Forum, posters are usually asked to keep images to that size or smaller to avoid page-stretching.)

 

[Carpe Occasio]

Well, first of all, that's a corridor from Enterprise. And when I click on the link provided, I get this:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3203/2697755979_310c16e301_o.png

Just showing what Intel put up. That screen you're getting is a certificate issue because it's a secure (https) site and it's freaking Firefox out. Just add the exception (link at the bottom).

What is it for, if it needs that sort of action? I generally don't add certificate exceptions without having a good idea why I'm doing so, and I can't think of any reason Intel would require it of me, simply to look at images.

Also, the image is kind of large; could it be scaled down to something more 640x480-ish? (While larger images are sometimes permitted under special circumstances such as the "Blue Warp Nacelles" thread and in the Trek Art Forum, posters are usually asked to keep images to that size or smaller to avoid page-stretching.)

I'll scale it down I guess, but why be concerned over the certificate issue. The URL obviously points to an Intel domain. The issue is with Firefox (not Internet Explorer) because you get redirected to an https site. It's not a big deal.

 

[jgdst]

Surely if the Bad Robot is in the corridor it's unequivocal PROOF that t's for the movie!!!!231"!"£$

 

[Gepard]

The URL obviously points to an Intel domain.

That doesn't prevent it from being spoofed. Someone could've send a bogus certificate to my local server for all I know.

 

[Carpe Occasio]

The URL obviously points to an Intel domain.

That doesn't prevent it from being spoofed. Someone could've send a bogus certificate to my local server for all I know.

Believe what you want. I've been to the site many times with both IE and FF. I made the certificate exception with no issues. But there's nothing really to look at other than what I've posted.

 

[pookha]

I'll scale it down I guess, but why be concerned over the certificate issue. The URL obviously points to an Intel domain. The issue is with Firefox (not Internet Explorer) because you get redirected to an https site. It's not a big deal.

i think part of the concern is the site put up an image from enterprise while
trying to pass it off as from the movie.

one wonders about the motives.
was it done in jest.. why.

 

[gastrof]

It's a joint conspiracy by the Romulans and the people from Amway.

 

[JoeZhang]

I'll scale it down I guess, but why be concerned over the certificate issue. The URL obviously points to an Intel domain. The issue is with Firefox (not Internet Explorer) because you get redirected to an https site. It's not a big deal.

i think part of the concern is the site put up an image from enterprise while
trying to pass it off as from the movie.

one wonders about the motives.
was it done in jest.. why.

More than likely, then need some type of space-ship image and they aren't currently allowed to use anything from the film - nobody but people like us care - so nobody cares.

 

[Carpe Occasio]

It's a joint conspiracy by the Romulans and the people from Amway.

Amway?! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!

 

[EyalM]

I get a "The page cannot be displayed" message, and I'm accessing it from inside intel...

Fab 18 or Fab 28?

Fab28, Fab18 was sold to Numonix.

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