Yeah i did notice it was posted by an anonamous coward but even i talk to cowards
Digital signatures are retrictive
I thought XML was a universal language
If XML wants to change the rules half way through the game thats considered bad upmanship
XML will not succeed if it isolates the open source community it will be the death of the language
W3C are not programmers they sit around taking
about data structures
Then when they decide that a certain data structure looks ok so they implement it
It's laughable but that's how it happens, and then some programmer say's you can't do that because of such and such, then they go away and think again and come up with an even more ridiculous solution that gets approved
What a load of bollox, if this is the future of the internet god help us
Yeah i agree why should W3C have the patent on XML
It seems it's more about book sales than advancing coders skills afeter all the open source movement are just pit ponyies for commercial wankers
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I disagree Paypal has failed in it's major objective and that is gaining financial confidence
If a financial institution cannot gain the confidence of it's users then it has failed
The main success of Paypal is in its marketing
not it's financial structure and management
Yeah i did notice it was posted by an anonamous coward but even i talk to cowards Digital signatures are retrictive I thought XML was a universal language If XML wants to change the rules half way through the game thats considered bad upmanship XML will not succeed if it isolates the open source community it will be the death of the language
Control Control Control ..did i forget something
We have it
W3C are not programmers they sit around taking
about data structures
Then when they decide that a certain data structure looks ok so they implement it
It's laughable but that's how it happens, and then some programmer say's you can't do that because of such and such, then they go away and think again and come up with an even more ridiculous solution that gets approved
What a load of bollox, if this is the future of the internet god help us
Yeah i agree why should W3C have the patent on XML It seems it's more about book sales than advancing coders skills afeter all the open source movement are just pit ponyies for commercial wankers