Microsoft Partially Opens Proprietary XML Format
eschasi writes "Groklaw has an article up
reporting that Microsoft
is going to open up their XML representation of the DOC format in response to Massachusetts' demand for
open formats. According to Groklaw there are some interesting caveats involved in the move. From the license: 'We are acknowledging that end users who merely open and read government documents that are saved as Office XML files within software programs will not violate the license'. While opening up the format even partially is a good idea, it's still a far cry from folks being able to write programs that create DOC-compatible files."
Woohoo! (Is this a dupe?)
There was a dupe about the Knoppix bank CDs... and now it's gone! That's just wrong.
The on-the-fly revision process that makes the editorial mistakes disappear faster than The Ministry of Truth makes an unperson.
Mod me off topic if you need to, but was it just me or did they just delete a dupe of the knoppix for secure banking article?
"For years, I struggled with reality... but I'm happy to say I finally won out over it." -- Elwood P. Dowd
The dupe about knoppix and banks just disappeared no?
Karma: Bad. Calmer, good.
Hey Zonk, mod this down too! We know you suck as an editor, and you can't hide it by deleting your mistakes and modding comments about them down. It's obvious anyway.
/mcmahon
It's fully inaccessible. If you made a comment in it, you can no longer access it. You can only see it listed in your comments.
Dude, how the hell do you log in? Do you have notepad handy with your username in it?
Relax, dude. It's not the "stupid moderators" this time. It's Zonk abusing his powers as an editor to avoid embarrassment.
Hey Zonk! Maybe lay off of the bong hits when you wake up in the morning? Most people wait until 4 PM or so, to make that last hour of work more bearable.
Who is modding down all posts about the mistery of a missing slashdot story?