That's the one that'll get the expansion packs "Compassionate Care" and "Death With Dignity" six months after release, but only offers two months of play time.:(
The latter implies the former. I say go right back to XHTML 1.0 Strict (the last standard that didn't have a broken DTD) and concentrate on finally getting all the browsers to better implement SGML. For example, all of the itemprop, itemscope, and itemtype crap could be done better with processing instructions (say, pop an <?itemscope ?> tag thing and poof, done), without fucking up the markup. schema.org is trying (among other things, I guess) to help search engines better understand the page,* and PIs were made to tell applications how to process data, so it's a matter of getting them to play The Dating Game and meet.
Stop making HTML harder to validate and process, and start making browsers better conform--and developers more completely use--the many existing features in it and its underlying SGML or XML. That's Allstat^Wgame kid's stand.
*"However, the HTML tag doesn't give any information about what that text string means—"Avatar" could refer to the a hugely successful 3D movie, or it could refer to a type of profile picture—and this can make it more difficult for search engines to intelligently display relevant content to a user."
With the world economy the way it is right now, it's hard to do a quality Rapture on the limited budget that God can afford, what with his credit rating in the toilet, and all.
It's all His fault! He could've just bought that 1-bedroom house in Flushing (J-Dawg got His right hand and they can share the flatscreen, so no need for 2), but He just had to take out the jumbo morg on that crib with the pearly gates. Our God is an idiot.
Content? Content!? Don't you get it? Internet is the new TV, and it needs more 2-hour-long commercials for Coca-Cola, Ford, and Bing. Who cares who wins? It's all about who fights, who's dating, and who's the 1,000,000th page view (CLICK HERE to claim your prize!).
And what will be the gesture for spam? I have a few suggestions if they haven't settled on one already.
It'll be simple. To report spam, move near screen and raise a middle finger pointing upward in front of message. To send spam (once composed with keyboard or finger-tracing of characters and Viagra pills), move near screen, turn a half-circle (to face other people sitting on the sofa, chairs, etc.) and raise both middle fingers as above.
Sliced bread sucks. It can't get you games, summer blockbusters, or porn. It doesn't even support HTML5.
I mean this is the 21st century! It's, like, a post-Fox world and we can't even get flying cars, real-life magic missiles, or food with Micro-USB ports. Lame.
I know you meant roughly "I am not a social networking [or] online world [user]", but it does make me wonder whether Mark Zuckerberg can snow IANA with enough money to give him his very own IP address system. I mean, given the whole Newark school thing and that Facebook has its own AS number...
I got an offer on March 17, a few hours after the Important Announcement(TM), and already "decided" there. No increase in ads (just had to confirm I wanted it by re-entering my password at nytimes), but then I block Flash except from those few sites (gaming etc.) or pages that I want to use it on so I just get GIFs and JPEGs and I guess whatever cookies they feel like adding.
So not much changed since then, other than I have a free subscription to the Web and app versions until Dec. 31 and maybe Lincoln knows what I read and wants to sell me cars or something.
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That's the one that'll get the expansion packs "Compassionate Care" and "Death With Dignity" six months after release, but only offers two months of play time. :(
The latter implies the former. I say go right back to XHTML 1.0 Strict (the last standard that didn't have a broken DTD) and concentrate on finally getting all the browsers to better implement SGML. For example, all of the itemprop, itemscope, and itemtype crap could be done better with processing instructions (say, pop an <?itemscope ?> tag thing and poof, done), without fucking up the markup. schema.org is trying (among other things, I guess) to help search engines better understand the page,* and PIs were made to tell applications how to process data, so it's a matter of getting them to play The Dating Game and meet.
Stop making HTML harder to validate and process, and start making browsers better conform--and developers more completely use--the many existing features in it and its underlying SGML or XML. That's Allstat^Wgame kid's stand.
*"However, the HTML tag doesn't give any information about what that text string means—"Avatar" could refer to the a hugely successful 3D movie, or it could refer to a type of profile picture—and this can make it more difficult for search engines to intelligently display relevant content to a user."
Even the thought of that makes me want to cry. That multi-industry monopoly should be out of business*, not profiting (PDF) and steamrolling history.
*or at least offering à la carte, and apologizing both for astroturfing and getting away with it
Don't worry. The Decepticons will not allow that.
It was actually translated from Yiddish, but Google messed it up due to D-Wave's abuse of their API.
Um, yeah. We can't have a world without drugged starlets and viral ads. That would threaten national security!
Yes.
With the world economy the way it is right now, it's hard to do a quality Rapture on the limited budget that God can afford, what with his credit rating in the toilet, and all.
It's all His fault! He could've just bought that 1-bedroom house in Flushing (J-Dawg got His right hand and they can share the flatscreen, so no need for 2), but He just had to take out the jumbo morg on that crib with the pearly gates. Our God is an idiot.
...and thus, soccer was reimagined as sports entertainment.
Content? Content!? Don't you get it? Internet is the new TV, and it needs more 2-hour-long commercials for Coca-Cola, Ford, and Bing. Who cares who wins? It's all about who fights, who's dating, and who's the 1,000,000th page view (CLICK HERE to claim your prize!).
Maybe that explains their logo. It's not like that because they want people to watch, it's a "Wanted" poster for pirating eyes everywhere.
Oh, that? That's just the ramblings of frequent Slashdot contributor Oraargg Unfrygba.
They'll worry about the privacy of the Small People after they deal with those pesky phone-company-killing tetherers.
You should've told them to make like yeast and bud out.
Yes of course, the Holy Hard Drive of Antioch! It's one of the sacred relics Steven Ballmer carries with him!
Yeah, I'd totally evaluate my dongle with that "Persian Princess".
Ah, but that's what black sites are for. No need to navigate the internets when you can beat its rumors from people!
Hell, I'm still waiting for browsers to decently implement SGML.
In short, roughly, this picture.
It'll be simple. To report spam, move near screen and raise a middle finger pointing upward in front of message. To send spam (once composed with keyboard or finger-tracing of characters and Viagra pills), move near screen, turn a half-circle (to face other people sitting on the sofa, chairs, etc.) and raise both middle fingers as above.
Sliced bread sucks. It can't get you games, summer blockbusters, or porn. It doesn't even support HTML5.
I mean this is the 21st century! It's, like, a post-Fox world and we can't even get flying cars, real-life magic missiles, or food with Micro-USB ports. Lame.
I know you meant roughly "I am not a social networking [or] online world [user]", but it does make me wonder whether Mark Zuckerberg can snow IANA with enough money to give him his very own IP address system. I mean, given the whole Newark school thing and that Facebook has its own AS number...
I think 1,000 hackers is a pretty cool guy. eh takes over comodos and doesn't afraid of anything.
I got an offer on March 17, a few hours after the Important Announcement(TM), and already "decided" there. No increase in ads (just had to confirm I wanted it by re-entering my password at nytimes), but then I block Flash except from those few sites (gaming etc.) or pages that I want to use it on so I just get GIFs and JPEGs and I guess whatever cookies they feel like adding.
So not much changed since then, other than I have a free subscription to the Web and app versions until Dec. 31 and maybe Lincoln knows what I read and wants to sell me cars or something.
Just think of your newfound anxiety as his birthday gift to you.