Monthly Archives: October 2004

Who cares about ampersands?

It is about the time for the another corollary of the Godwin’s law: As an online discussion about validation grows longer, the probability of mentioning unencoded ampersands approaches one. No kidding! The reason is that such ampersands are easily the … Continue reading

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Invalid Standards

An alternative title for this post can be “The crime and the punishment” . So Mike did it again. Alongside his talent for design and coding he has a talent to ignite flame-wars on standards and validation. Only this time … Continue reading

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Got a blog?

Today I once again realised that I needed a blog — badly. So this 10-minutes installation of WordPress will serve me for a while. Well, ok, it took a bit more than 10 minutes, but that’s related to the fact … Continue reading

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