Opera CTO Hits Back at Microsoft's Standards Push
Michael writes "Opera CTO Håkon Wium Lie hit back today at Microsoft's push to fast track Office Open XML into an ISO standard, in a
blistering article on CNET. He also took a swipe at Open Document Format: 'I'm no fan of either specification. Both are basically memory dumps with angle brackets around them. If forced to choose one, I'd pick the 700-page specification (ODF) over the 6,000-page specification (OOXML). But I think there is a better way.' The better way being the existing universally understood standards of HTML and CSS. Putting this to the test, Håkon has published a book using HTML and CSS."
Steve squirts them out, remember?
You can hold down the "B" button for continuous firing.
OMG, Borat is teaming up with Steve Ballmer to spew out 6000 page docs!! Run for cover!
You should run for cover, because he's spewing chairs with those documents.
The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
aaahh Kernighan, Richie .. the black cover,
always to remember !!!
HTML, it stands for HyperText right !!
Ah, hubris of the troll. Congrats you're upset in public. What did that accomplish? People don't need folk like you to make up their minds about others. Or are you saying everyone on slashdot is stupid and needs your deep insight to figure out what's what?
Give me a call when you grow up kid. Maybe you have a fighting chance at being a decent human being, but right now it's hard to tell.
Tom
Someday, I'll have a real sig.