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by downx3 15y ago
Well I only happen to think that only handful of my friends and colleagues do anything of any worth with their working lives. I wouldn't dare say that of course! I'd have no defense if they offered the same retort - and then I'd weep for
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by downx3 15y ago
I think you have to be slightly careful with your sweeping generalisations! I think culture transcends the state. The citizens of a country don't necessarily represent the state do they?
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by downx3 15y ago
That's the first thing I thought of when reading the article. You can't expect each website owner to know every online service available on the web! What's a better way to deal with this then? Embedding copyright notices into your images?
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by downx3 15y ago
But you can understand the scrapbook motivation though can't you?
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by downx3 15y ago
Not being fluent in any languages other than my native tongue, I always feel that I can't really get to grips with a culture without knowing the language. I find some language - and phrasing quite revealing and beautiful. I love listening
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by downx3 15y ago
I wonder how fluent (in terms of vocab) he can become in each? And if he'll remember them. Richard Francis Burton, supposedly learned almost thirty languages - and from what I've read - he would study a new language - while throwing out an
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by downx3 15y ago
Doing the same trick also with Javascript (if you could) could keep the html pretty clean and tidy. I'm not suggesting you would use the technique to build the main page content. Just the added extras. Do the link elements add any semantic
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by downx3 15y ago
The Php frameworks in question are not exactly micro frameworks. The Php frameworks are brought up and torn down on each request - they are not daemons. The Php frameworks here, use a lot of file reads (many include files), compared with so