Wait! Hold on, back up. HTML is XML, so it obviously is working for the majority of data transfers. Secondly, why would anyone give direct access to a DB? The slow connections of a DB are not suitable for presenting data to the public. I am sure many of the Web Services, extract the data, then cache it, or write it to disk, then present the same data to the world.
Sure a better solution to XML may exist, but it is not reading directly from a DB. For now, Vive Le XML.
Although they deem it ok to do business with illegal gambling, they do not deem it okay to do business with anti-war sites.
I boycotted Paypal since I found out they are not supporting anti-war sites. Also, their affiliated company, eBay will release your buying habits and information to the gov't without a subpeona or telling you. I stay away from them also.
Until they are considered a public service, Google has the right to censor as a private company, just as Disney does. The question we should be asking is, "Is google producing relevant searches and if not, what are our alternatives?"
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Wait! Hold on, back up. HTML is XML, so it obviously is working for the majority of data transfers. Secondly, why would anyone give direct access to a DB? The slow connections of a DB are not suitable for presenting data to the public. I am sure many of the Web Services, extract the data, then cache it, or write it to disk, then present the same data to the world. Sure a better solution to XML may exist, but it is not reading directly from a DB. For now, Vive Le XML.
Although they deem it ok to do business with illegal gambling, they do not deem it okay to do business with anti-war sites.
I boycotted Paypal since I found out they are not supporting anti-war sites. Also, their affiliated company, eBay will release your buying habits and information to the gov't without a subpeona or telling you. I stay away from them also.
Until they are considered a public service, Google has the right to censor as a private company, just as Disney does. The question we should be asking is, "Is google producing relevant searches and if not, what are our alternatives?"
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