How about a site like skewz, but which instead of voting on left versus right, votes on "propagated by corrupt elitist power-mongers to further their own desire for more power and to protect entrenched status quo which robs the vast majority of any real say in how the country is run and willfully tries to mislead them and make them stupid." versus "real".
The reason, I think, is that such a website would be an endless catalogue of entries beginning "this is a lie to make you..."
Nothing surprising about MucousShaft finally caving into existing standards after they've wrought immeasurable havoc on our web development through their half-assed and semi-proprietary implementations of those standards.
What I want to know is, what MessyStandards is setting it's sites on next. (After all, article only only lists "some" new features, not the ones that may require the element of surprise.)
I'm looking forward to finding out what widely supported standard they'll be bastardising next so web developers can have the heartwarming experience of having to learn and use the crippled and incompatible cousin along with the Standard standard that everyone else will try to use.
Any ideas? Maybe the standard mouse pointer will be replace by a muddy stick (ha, there's another MS acronym) that the user daubs onto a touch sensitive screen.
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How about a site like skewz, but which instead of voting on left versus right, votes on "propagated by corrupt elitist power-mongers to further their own desire for more power and to protect entrenched status quo which robs the vast majority of any real say in how the country is run and willfully tries to mislead them and make them stupid." versus "real".
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The reason, I think, is that such a website would be an endless catalogue of entries beginning "this is a lie to make you
Nothing surprising about MucousShaft finally caving into existing standards after they've wrought immeasurable havoc on our web development through their half-assed and semi-proprietary implementations of those standards.
What I want to know is, what MessyStandards is setting it's sites on next. (After all, article only only lists "some" new features, not the ones that may require the element of surprise.)
I'm looking forward to finding out what widely supported standard they'll be bastardising next so web developers can have the heartwarming experience of having to learn and use the crippled and incompatible cousin along with the Standard standard that everyone else will try to use.
Any ideas? Maybe the standard mouse pointer will be replace by a muddy stick (ha, there's another MS acronym) that the user daubs onto a touch sensitive screen.