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1 year ago
in Three cheers for RDF and xml:base! on AideRSS Blog
Newer versions of WordPress includes xml:base by default. Now was really a good time to add support.
A question about the Dublin Core support: Do you look for Dublin Core metadata in other formats such as Atom 1 and RSS 2, as well?
A question about the Dublin Core support: Do you look for Dublin Core metadata in other formats such as Atom 1 and RSS 2, as well?
2 years ago
in A CV tip on Life is grand
Yeah! Get ECMAScript, right! Oh... You did know JavaScript is just a pet name for ECMAScript?
2 years ago
in Safari on Windows in Parallels on Mac OS X on Life is grand
How did you even come up with the idea for this!? Hehe, great screenshot!
2 years ago
in CNN.com redesign on Life is grand
I think they have not made full use of the page width. Especially on high resolution screens it looks—well, tiny actually.
2 years ago
in Using hCard in Wordpress comments on Colin Devroe
Why would anyone want this?.. I cannot see why name and a URI would be that useful.
2 years ago
in http://www.techwinter.com/2006/06/26/will-spam-destroy-microformat-hcard/ on Roger Kondrat - Online Communicator
Short answer: Yes, definitely.
The only way to prevent spam from destroying the hCard (or uploading vCards to the internet!) is by destroying spam first!
There is a second solution: Make GnuPG signing and encryption mandatory to successfully email people. This would reduce the amount of spam as it would be administratively more difficult to send spam, and it would be more processor intense to send lots and lots of emails.
The only way to prevent spam from destroying the hCard (or uploading vCards to the internet!) is by destroying spam first!
There is a second solution: Make GnuPG signing and encryption mandatory to successfully email people. This would reduce the amount of spam as it would be administratively more difficult to send spam, and it would be more processor intense to send lots and lots of emails.