A few pics up on Flickr. Still recovering from travel, more soon. -m
Month: July 2006
Yes, the devastating two-pronged attack is in full swing. Link. -m
Word on the street is that some of the new stuff in XForms 1.1 is fantastic. Also on my to-carefully-read list, the mobileOK Scheme. As always, any thoughts welcome here. -m
Write up by Duncan Cragg. More and more momentum is building for this meme. -m
Hey readers, help me guide my scattered thought processes. I’ve been thinking lately about microformats, which are typically characterized by inline annotation through existing class attributes in XHTML. You put the rel=”self” or whatever right into the document, on the element you’re talking about. Another approach, that used by CSS itself, is to keep all…
According to the authoratative site. Looks like the virtualization markup is getting interesting. -m
A little bit back, Cringely had a brilliant column about billable events and the last mile. Everything the telcos (and others) do these days is primarily aimed at creating billable events. This includes the net neutrality debates. In fact, at&t is so skilled at revenuing, they can generate billable events out of nothing at all….
Yeah, help still wanted. I’m looking for a markup and standards guru to work with me on a cool Mobile project. Can you list five different types of CSS selector off the top of your head? Can you map all five to the equivalent XPath? Can you spot semantic markup by reflex? Do you daydream…