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David is a lovely man who has been at Eden for the last two weeks, and I had a long chat with him this afternoon. He is very interesting and challenged a lot of the prejudices I want to be rid of. As always, the conclusion is clear that it is always better to speak to people than judge them from their writings.
Very, very cool. This looks like it will be in FF4 beta in a month’s time, when YouTube will be ready.
I came across this a while back, and have been recently pondering the question, ‘Is it right for Christians to read Science Fiction?’ Just what is about so much of that is horrifying? Does that matter, when it is as superbly well-written as this example? Possible blog post to follow.
There is a quite a bit of content here worth reading here, much of which I disagree with, but his website is remarkably good and he makes some very sensible points.
Very clever! Will fit a curve to any input with funky results.
Important but obscure advice on XML production. The comments on XML MIME types are highly relevant and not repeated very often it seems.
Best comment ever in a spec: A year string consists of “four or more” digits. Long termism!
Parses document according to HTML5 sectioning model and prints tree
Chrome is fast; also comes with very funny ‘making of’ video.
A big piece of Google convergence news: if even profiles get moved over, this could spell the end of separate Apps accounts.
Hixie on how to handle content-negotiation; more important than ever now, given the importance of RDF to micro-blogging aggregation. Surely though, text/xml is essentially the same as /-xml for the purposes of UAs?
ECB loans offer still on table though