Because it places a rather heavy cost burden on small stations. But why should I be surprised? Clear Channel and it's ilk has become the agribusiness of the airwaves. Small business is something politicians only throw a bone to at election time.
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This is actually a link to links where it can be purchased.
I don't like the way the library in your town handles it. Does it also have check boxes for whether the books have words/sentences blacked out or not? Or are the words and pics in books different somehow than the ones on the screen?
I am a professional web developer who HAS given Zope a roll and am very unhappy with the results. It is not ready for prime time! And for my application, it is like trying to kill a gnat with an Uzi.
I was considering a "roof" for my cubicle. I guess I will have to settle for a nighttime sky. While I am at it, perhaps a dutch door.. better than that Les Nessman tape.
I am a webmaster at a federal agency -- many of my users still use browsers in libraries, so I care about standards, even ancient ones, a lot. What is the relationship of the Web Standards Project to W3? And do you really believe there is the possibility of making headway when MS seems to have a corporate policy of creating software that forces users to use other MS software? (Yeah, I know this is a boring question, but I don't have anything to prove.)
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Because it places a rather heavy cost burden on small stations. But why should I be surprised? Clear Channel and it's ilk has become the agribusiness of the airwaves. Small business is something politicians only throw a bone to at election time.
This is actually a link to links where it can be purchased.
Well as someone who has had her work stolen word for word, I am less than totally sympathetic with your view.
Sure ... an abacus or a slide rule.
... then there may be an interface problem.
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Yay, a box for those of us who have small hands. A 10 year old or a nerdess.
I swear, the more I read, the more infuriated I become. And congress is -reading- this slop.
... congress actually taking the time to read reports like this. Muahahahaha!
Now that's an amusing concept
Looks like microsoft.biz and microsoft.info are available if anybody has time on their hands.
My version of Mozilla (0.7) handles it quite nicely.
I don't like the way the library in your town handles it. Does it also have check boxes for whether the books have words/sentences blacked out or not? Or are the words and pics in books different somehow than the ones on the screen?
I am a professional web developer who HAS given Zope a roll and am very unhappy with the results. It is not ready for prime time! And for my application, it is like trying to kill a gnat with an Uzi.
I was considering a "roof" for my cubicle. I guess I will have to settle for a nighttime sky. While I am at it, perhaps a dutch door .. better than that Les Nessman tape.
I am a webmaster at a federal agency -- many of my users still use browsers in libraries, so I care about standards, even ancient ones, a lot. What is the relationship of the Web Standards Project to W3? And do you really believe there is the possibility of making headway when MS seems to have a corporate policy of creating software that forces users to use other MS software?
(Yeah, I know this is a boring question, but I don't have anything to prove.)