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by studer 16y ago
What rules are you referring too? Are you saying that Nasdaq violated their own rules when they rolled things back?
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by studer 16y ago
It's perfect if you find yourself having to access an heavy site on a low bandwidth (or just spotty) connection. Using it on WiFi is pretty pointless.
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by studer 16y ago
Registered in December last year, it seems. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the related searches are "Virus Software", "Virus", "Virus Trojan", etc. Not sure what "Ford" is doing in that list, though.
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by studer 16y ago
But tested by nobody? What happens to the reviewers that let this thing slip through, btw?
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by studer 16y ago
You're taking selective quoting by a tabloid as proof of anything? Or do you only do that when it supports your preconceived notions?
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by studer 16y ago
The whole point of promoting something to candidate status is to get people to start working on implementations. http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Process/Process-19991111/tr.htm... "A Candidate Recommendation has received significant review f
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by studer 16y ago
Here's another case: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/story-e6frf7lf-1225858177940 which has inspired others to go after them: http://www.thelocal.se/26362/20100429/
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by studer 16y ago
Scare quotes? How "mature".
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by studer 16y ago
He mentions a convoluted design and calling out to Dot here, so yes, it's GraphViz doing the rendering: http://kushalhisblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/diagrammr.html
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by studer 16y ago
You meant http://www.google.com/reader , right? (or one of several online alternatives). Why would anyone want to read their RSS feeds in a single browser on a single machine in 2010? Do people these days really spend all their online ti
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by studer 16y ago
And the RUNOFF manual from 1964 mentions that it doesn't implement the FOOTNOTE and COMMENT markup commands from a predecessor called "DITTO"... http://mit.edu/Saltzer/www/publications/CC-244.html
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by studer 16y ago
Germany isn't a part of the UK, so things will work exactly as before. There's an existing mail service in Germany called G-mail, and the agreement (after a court case in 2007) is that the owner of that trademark can use it in Germany, Mon
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by studer 16y ago
Doesn't look like it: http://www.infynity.spodzone.com/vim/HTML/HTML.txt
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by studer 16y ago
Well, they did sell 21.5 million smartphones last quarter, up 57% from the year before. That's nearly as many phones as Apple sold last year.
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by studer 16y ago
12345679 * 9 * x where x is a single digit gives you nine copies of x.