I made the effort to be pedantic, and pushed all the pages through the w3c validator service.
Nice in principle, but the HTML 4 spec is ahead of both NS and IE who don't really need to comply with the standard, because they each see themselves as de facto.
Just because it's valid HTML according to w3c, doesn't mean the big players saw it as important to implement in their browsers.
The Attention Trainer(TM) is noninvasive. It detects signals emitted from the external surface of the head. Although The Attention Trainer(TM) poses no greater threat than a Walkie-Talkie or regular video games, it is not recommended for children under the age of 7. There are no harmful side effects from using The Attention Trainer.
Although safe, if health issues exist, it is recommended that a physician be consulted prior to use.
The sensors contain a simple solution that has been tested.
The potatoes are not intended to be eaten but would act as "sentinels," planted beside the commercial crop to alert a farmer that the rest of his field needed watering.
So how do they keep them apart at harvest time?
If they are isolated in some way whilst growing, they won't be indicating anything very relevant.
You say it's difficult to understand a native speaker when they speak another language. I agree, it's much easier to speak a language other than your own than to understand someone else speaking it.
How about trying a compromise whereby you each speak the other's language?
For example, you speak to a French guy, in French, and he replies in English.
It might not work, but I'd be willing to try it on the basis that it may help.
"When somebody searches for 'cancer,' should you put up the site that paid you or the site that has better information?" Brin is betting better information will win the day.
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You would have noticed that Brazilians speak Portuguese!
He tried, but FedEx couldn't find where to deliver them.
Maybe they should get some MicroFans
Also, when you want to stop light, you have to make c static
Something to do with rest mass...
It does, but no-one remembered to make c final so it's a variable.
Nothing is immutable - except flux.
I don't think it's entirely fair to blame Sandra Bullock for all of this.
On second thoughts...
Nice in principle, but the HTML 4 spec is ahead of both NS and IE who don't really need to comply with the standard, because they each see themselves as de facto.
Just because it's valid HTML according to w3c, doesn't mean the big players saw it as important to implement in their browsers.
Whatever it is, they plan to bring it back to analyze.
No details on whether that's a medical or an autopsy though.
Made me Gig-gle though.
With a loss-less algorithm, you gets out what you puts in, so it will be fine.
Really.
Trust me.
The sensors contain a simple solution that has been tested.
Find more here
Micro$oft did this months ago!
How am I gonna track down a Slashdot Cruiser now?
This is like chain letters, don't break the chain or... Oh, no, sorry, that's superstitions
So how do they keep them apart at harvest time?
If they are isolated in some way whilst growing, they won't be indicating anything very relevant.
MOGLEN: Oh, we'll all be having this conversation constantly.
They obviously know /. too well.
On Slashdot?
We don't like prophet here. Or Kats.
And in a gaming article too.
How about trying a compromise whereby you each speak the other's language?
For example, you speak to a French guy, in French, and he replies in English.
It might not work, but I'd be willing to try it on the basis that it may help.
Couldn't have said it better.
No, that's Moore's law.
More's law dictates that there will be an exponential number of redundant posts over time on /.
Wow! and real hair?
Who cares, as long as I get my Horoscope.
I would also have reservations.