Just when web developers got a little bit of hope, Slashdot reports on the bad news. Until now the two standards bodies working on HTML5 (WHATWG and W3C ) have cooperated. An announcement by WHATWG makes it clear that this is no longer true. WHATWG is going to work on a living standard for HTML which will continue to evolve … Continue reading HTML5 splits into two standards
I couldn’t pass up the title of the Lifehacker‘s article “How to get rid of people who overstayed their welcome“, since I am one of those people who pretty much always overstays the welcome. I am trying to learn the signs, but somehow they escape me every time. Even after reading the article, I have … Continue reading How to get rid of me
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Why you shouldn’t write off Google+ just yet I do agree with this bit: Google+ is technically better than its rivals in a number of key ways. The user interface is comfortable and friendly. It’s easy to maintain circles of contacts, and to segregate what you share with each group. Discussions of small-to-medium sizes are … Continue reading Why you shouldn’t write off Google+ just yet
I am quite a publicly open person. There are very few things about me, which are not published online or which I am not open to discuss with strangers. So one could say that I am not much concerned about my privacy. Given that, and the recent advance in technology – photo and video cameras, … Continue reading Debunking “If you have nothing to hide …” argument
