> I forwarded your email to Amazon. The patent has been granted.
Thanks, I provide free licenses for list members who help me sue
Hitler, Putin, Obama and friends.
On 19 December 2011 17:51, Bjartur Thorlacius wrote:
> It was taken out of the context of an article found on Al Jazeera
> arguing that people should be dictated by benevolent "intellectuals"
> ethically ignorant of contemporary and local problems that don't
> brainwash people through news media.
On 12/19/11, hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> It's a good quote that I think I had yet to see. But I knew the
> communists also used such unique methods.
>
It was taken out of the context of an article found on Al Jazeera
arguing that people should be dictated by benevolent "intellectuals"
eth
It's a good quote that I think I had yet to see. But I knew the
communists also used such unique methods.
Shortly after my last post yesterday I heard there's a book now (about
300 pages I think) about how mankind overall got less violent. It
should be clear to anyone that only the recent technolo
> Even if HTML5 were the only standard around, people would still misuse
> it untill you guys enable me to one-click-slay (TM) them.
>
"Of course, all seducers of the masses, potential tyrants or fanatics,
have used this argument to make their case; the communists did the
same when they declared th
> After you've shot all writers of HTML 4, lawyers, politicians,
> programmers and designers? And expect people to listen to and support
> your political theories?
They will when I build giant killing machines in HTML5, but I fear the
migration of my SOAP to IPV6 and DNSSEC might cause random head
On 12/18/11, hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I would approve if the existence of HTML5 meant anyone using the older
> HTML4 features got killed.
Most of the novelties of HTML5 are complementary to the elements of
HTML 2 and 4. HTML3 Plus was documentation of a bunch of bells and
whistles impl
> True, but that doesn't mean certain elements of HTML5 aren't an
> improvement. I personally love , , , ,
> , and , since if they are used it means I can reliably
> strip out only the useful parts of a page and leave the mess that is
> the graphic designers' web behind. Go progress!
I would appro
I don't know if this is something you should add into stock simplyread,
but my suckless stylesheet columnates text to make it readable on wide
screens without too much paging. I reckon Webkit is able to columnate
text. I used a column-count dependent on viewport width, but Opera doesn't
rem
On 13 December 2011 08:43, hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> HTML5 has not been invented to make parsing easier to us. Spare us
> with your hope.
True, but that doesn't mean certain elements of HTML5 aren't an
improvement. I personally love , , , ,
, and , since if they are used it means I can
HTML5 has not been invented to make parsing easier to us. Spare us
with your hope.
On 12 December 2011 22:35, Nick wrote:
> Yep. One of the disadvantages of the super-simple algorithm is that
> odd HTML isn't always well handled. But that's always going to be
> the case, to an extent.
Fair enough. I noticed pretty much every other readability plugin
failed when encountering an
Quoth Connor Lane Smith:
> Much much much better!
Woopdeedoo.
> 1. Sometimes it only displays a subsection of an article. e.g., [1].
> [1]: http://blog.asmartbear.com/startup-hiring-advice.html
Yep. One of the disadvantages of the super-simple algorithm is that
odd HTML isn't always well handl
Hey,
On 12 December 2011 18:37, Nick wrote:
> I mentioned briefly in another thread that I'd made a nicer, much
> simpler alternative to readable and its kin; simplyread. Well,
> mostly people hated that it removed links, and in some cases that it
> added its own style. These things can now be tu
Hi good fellows,
I mentioned briefly in another thread that I'd made a nicer, much
simpler alternative to readable and its kin; simplyread. Well,
mostly people hated that it removed links, and in some cases that it
added its own style. These things can now be turned on & off in your
preferred
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