Exactly. Yet this is a really good thing at the same time. What a better why to teach kids html (and actually CSS) then making it fun and something where they can see the results. And yes, I'm a member of myspace just because my girlfriend got me in (there must be more girls than guys in there) and I use http://www.myspacepunked.com/ for myspace layouts, codes, etc.
Does it really matter why they are there? There are so many benefits to all the 10-14 year old on myspace.com by the way. First of all, if they are looking to customize their myspace page and make it cool, they are learning CSS (cascading style sheets). What a great way to force kids to start using computers! If not, they can also check out one of the million websites for myspace layouts and graphics (I like http://www.myspacepunked.com/ for the linux support). Frankly, I'm happy about the situation. Hell, it is better for the kids to be on myspace than watching tv.
Oh no, the pricing model of the 1990's is back. eBay has forgotten it is a publicly traded company and shareholders want money. If Yahoo (or whoever) wants to do it for free, that's their problem.
I like the bathroom stall idea. It would seem the LCD portion of is the harder part of the internet on the go. Wireless internet with a small LCD screen and http://www.phooty.com/ on the way to work, in the bathroom or in the lunch room is the way to go.
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Haha, I just found one of ecosystem drivers that touts it is linux friendly. http://www.myspacepunked.com/
Exactly. Yet this is a really good thing at the same time. What a better why to teach kids html (and actually CSS) then making it fun and something where they can see the results. And yes, I'm a member of myspace just because my girlfriend got me in (there must be more girls than guys in there) and I use http://www.myspacepunked.com/ for myspace layouts, codes, etc.
Does it really matter why they are there? There are so many benefits to all the 10-14 year old on myspace.com by the way. First of all, if they are looking to customize their myspace page and make it cool, they are learning CSS (cascading style sheets). What a great way to force kids to start using computers! If not, they can also check out one of the million websites for myspace layouts and graphics (I like http://www.myspacepunked.com/ for the linux support). Frankly, I'm happy about the situation. Hell, it is better for the kids to be on myspace than watching tv.
Oh no, the pricing model of the 1990's is back. eBay has forgotten it is a publicly traded company and shareholders want money. If Yahoo (or whoever) wants to do it for free, that's their problem.
Haha, there is great proof over at http://www.phooty.com/modules.php?name=News&file=a rticle&sid=37 about an Apple editor.
I like the bathroom stall idea. It would seem the LCD portion of is the harder part of the internet on the go. Wireless internet with a small LCD screen and http://www.phooty.com/ on the way to work, in the bathroom or in the lunch room is the way to go.