TheRegister refers to a Forbes magazine article... they actually mean Fortune. Big mistake; I think Forbes is mostly garbage, on a par with something like TheRegister.
Also, why do people keep saying Microsoft promised not to sue? Microsoft said that they have no immediate plans to sue. Quite a different matter, especially when their plans also include Linux users buying licenses from Microsoft.
Dynamic HTML -- The Definitive Reference by Danny Goodman O'Reilly & Associates aka "the flamingo book"
For HTML and browser scriptiing you must have this book at your elbow. With each feature of HTML, DOM, or CSS, Goodman lists the compliance with different standards as well of the version number that supports the feature in Netscape and MS browsers.
Could physics be the result of a digital computation (like a cellular automaton, except non-local)? (to ask it another way: could there be a finite amount of information per volume of spacetime?)
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TheRegister refers to a Forbes magazine article ... they actually mean Fortune.
Big mistake; I think Forbes is mostly garbage, on a par with something like TheRegister.
Also, why do people keep saying Microsoft promised not to sue?
Microsoft said that they have no immediate plans to sue.
Quite a different matter, especially when their plans also include Linux users buying licenses from Microsoft.
Dynamic HTML -- The Definitive Reference
by Danny Goodman
O'Reilly & Associates
aka "the flamingo book"
For HTML and browser scriptiing you must have this book at your elbow. With each feature of HTML, DOM, or CSS, Goodman lists the compliance with different standards as well of the version number that supports the feature in Netscape and MS browsers.
A bit dated (1998) but still highly useful.
The offending article on ComputerCurrents has now been replaced with this note:
"Due to flagrant inaccuracies this article has been pulled and is being re-written.
Occasionally one of these slips through the editorial process.
Computer Currents regrets the error.
February 11,2000 11:17:00 AM PST"Could physics be the result of a digital computation (like a cellular automaton, except non-local)? (to ask it another way: could there be a finite amount of information per volume of spacetime?)