AFAIK, most Americans don't like the typical anime style. It's an odd mixture of highly stylized faces atop realistic bodies in realistic environments.
The number one criticism of the anime style is obviously the eyes: sure, everyone loves bigger-than-usual eyes - that's just plain cute - but not fkn huge alien eyes!
How...no, why is this news-worthy? Don't get me wrong - I used to be a diehard NWN fan But this seems more like a NWN advertisement than a news article. I don't see anything special in this module (other than the pirating puns).
Although this is probably premature, the target attribute still remains and isn't deprecated in a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-xhtml2-20050527/mod-hyperAttributes.html" the latest XHTML 2.0 working draft. And it's in the hypertext module, which also defines the href attribute, so it can hardly be called "transitional".
Am I the only one to see a problem here? Why should I potentially buy such an audio sharing system if no one else has one? The classic chicken and egg problem!
Simple, just do what good o' MS does. Bundle it with the car.
I have an interest in Vanguard and I post occasionally on their forums (as the typical geek is bound to do), but I agree. This is kind of ridiculous, funny at the very least. Just look at all the fanbois that happened to register with/. just to post a response. Here's the thread where all the fanbois spawned from.
Heck, I wonder how this article even got posted, or why it was picked out of the list of 20. I don't think most slashdotters care about some game that's not even in beta. That's just plain stupid and can just lead to (bad) publicity for the game. Maybe because Vanguard is gonna be published by Microsoft? Meh...
FYI, although I'm a recent member to/., I didn't join to post here, but to post on a recent article concerning web standards. I may be a goddamn hypocrite, but that doesn't apply here.
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- give her the stare
- ridicule her
- otherwise think lowly of her
- all of the above
Wouldn't be hard to imagine resigning from all that pressure.The number one criticism of the anime style is obviously the eyes: sure, everyone loves bigger-than-usual eyes - that's just plain cute - but not fkn huge alien eyes!
Do you realize how many hacks it takes just to get an advanced site design to work in IE?
Can't forget the games!
... biu bui biu biu booom ... biu biu
biu biu biu
Oh yeah, that's the stuff.
How...no, why is this news-worthy? Don't get me wrong - I used to be a diehard NWN fan But this seems more like a NWN advertisement than a news article. I don't see anything special in this module (other than the pirating puns).
OMG it has its own built-in browser??! AWESOME!!!
Oops...
working link
Although this is probably premature, the target attribute still remains and isn't deprecated in a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-xhtml2-20050527 /mod-hyperAttributes.html" the latest XHTML 2.0 working draft. And it's in the hypertext module, which also defines the href attribute, so it can hardly be called "transitional".
SpiderMonkey (C++) and Rhino (Java)
Haha awesome game :p
Fixed in Firefox 1.1 according to this.
I have an interest in Vanguard and I post occasionally on their forums (as the typical geek is bound to do), but I agree. This is kind of ridiculous, funny at the very least. Just look at all the fanbois that happened to register with /. just to post a response. Here's the thread where all the fanbois spawned from.
/., I didn't join to post here, but to post on a recent article concerning web standards. I may be a goddamn hypocrite, but that doesn't apply here.
Heck, I wonder how this article even got posted, or why it was picked out of the list of 20. I don't think most slashdotters care about some game that's not even in beta. That's just plain stupid and can just lead to (bad) publicity for the game. Maybe because Vanguard is gonna be published by Microsoft? Meh...
FYI, although I'm a recent member to
The documentation for those methods specifically mention that they aren't part of the ECMA standard.