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  1. Re:Not so long ago... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on What's the Worst Job Posting You've Seen?

    vi

  2. electronic voting already working... by spood · · Score: 1 · on Caltech & MIT Urge Wait On Net Voting

    ...at www.amihotornot.com...

  3. Human pricings... by Mtn_Dewd · · Score: 1 · on Human clones priced at $50,000

    Someone should put up something similar to amihotornot.com, for human pricings....when I find out that I am worth about 10 cents, then I could *really* have my ego shot down....





  4. been done by Soong · · Score: 5 · on Using Distributed Wetware To Analyze Mars Craters

    but with people. this is just www.amihotornot.com for craters.

  5. Re:XML standards? What about the other stuff? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Sun & Microsoft Square Off With XML Standards
    The web is still - and perhaps will always be - HTML based. We've already got extensions to it - html 3.1, html 4.0, shockwave, php3, css, javascript, the list goes on and on.

    XHTML is arguably HTML-based as well. The only things on the web that aren't HTML-based are embedded documents (like JPEG images) or stand-alone documents (like text files). I think I get what you mean, though, that generally, in a broad, vague hand-waving sort of way, the web is HTML-based.

    I'm much more interested in getting a common set of standards that lets any browser (perhaps even lynx?) view the page with the content intact.

    You mean like HTML or XML? I use w3m and with the exception of Am I Hot Or Not?, I can get what I need from most sites absolutely fabulously. The reason is because we have this cute little standard called HTML which displays properly on all browsers.

    More information on the HTML standard and how it applies to universal access can be found at Any Browser.

    I just love comeing across a site that REQUIRES a certain plugin, because they didn't want to spend their time making sure that their HTML would work with every browser. *sigh*

    And you think dragging your heels on the XML standard is going to rectify this? HTML is already a standard; do you want to hyper-standardise it or something? I doubt very much that people dragging their heels on XML so that they can focus their energy on standardising already-existing standards is going to accomplish much. The problem is with stupid people, not standards.

  6. Yea by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Linus Torvalds Announces Autobiography

    Geek Appeal?

  7. What about a scanner for the passenger. . . by Salgak1 · · Score: 1 · on Embedded Linux at COMDEX
    with automatic shoot-and-post to amihotornot

    Or, alternately, a radar-and-cam set up that scans the locality, finds people, automatically rates them, and gives you a heads-up for any 9's or 10's.

    Ah. . .better living through technology !!!
    (grin, duck, and run. . . .)

  8. Is your canidate HOT? Or not? by kordless · · Score: 1 · on Quickie Twister
    Looks like the preliminary "amihotornot?" election results are favoring Al Gore.
    Gore has a strong lead, and at this time is ranked a solid 4.3, hotter than a lot of the other guys on the site.

    Bush is not so fortunate, being at the bottom of the pack at 1.5.

  9. Is your canidate HOT? Or not? by kordless · · Score: 1 · on Quickie Twister
    Looks like the preliminary "amihotornot?" election results are favoring Al Gore.
    Gore has a strong lead, and at this time is ranked a solid 4.3, hotter than a lot of the other guys on the site.

    Bush is not so fortunate, being at the bottom of the pack at 1.5.