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Thread: The future of standards, aka Version targeting
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cboudy
Advanced Member Joined: May 26, 2006 Post Count: 1757 Status: Offline |
 Hey Kyle, I didn't know we read the same blogs... Ok, enough with that. So I've read the ALA articles about version targeting and one key point they made was about not "breaking the web" so to speak. So that people who made poorly coded websites or designers who did not care about standards would be safe. Now that standards mode will be on by default, what does this mean for poorly coded websites? |
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lm
Advanced Member Joined: Oct 27, 2004 Post Count: 2550 Status: Offline |
poorly coded websites will go to hell (as we'd wish in ideal world) ---------------------------------------- My blog |
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Zombie
Advanced Member Right behind you... Joined: Jul 25, 2007 Post Count: 328 Status: Offline |
Democracy in Cuba? My wife saw a story somewhere that Castro is retiring, a Comunist dictator who took power from the backside of a gun Retire? Thelma, you may or may not have seen this... but a plane landed ona second try after it's wingtip hit the runway in Germany (The two guys talking sound like real mental giants... Na? ROFL) Anyways, I think M$ may be making a save much the same way this pilot did... Best part is the European Union is a joke... but at least they are good for keeping M$ under control .Pilot makes a save . ---------------------------------------- "If you are bitten by a Zombie you should contact authorities and then kill yourself via traumatic head wound or have an acquaintance kill you." - A Pamphlet of the Department of Homeland Defence |
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