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Tuesday, August 14, 2001

what's hot what's not

The Web Standards Project grew out of a desire to make websites available on the largest number of platforms with the smallest amount of code. It wasn't being lazy, or greedy, it was about getting businesses on the web to expand the opportunities for them and for everyone connected to the web. Part One was getting the Browser makers to support the W3C HTML "Standards". We are getting real close with the newest Browsers.

Part Two is about getting the tool makers, in some cases the same companies, to provide the options for creating Valid Code.

Expectations and Misunderstandings
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Arizona is the land of dangerous bugs and insects. Scorpions, Black Widows, Brown Recluse Spiders. We also have "Sewer Roaches". These suckers require a tank to kill.

If you have pets or just don't like bugs, a bug service is what you need.

I use Truly Nolen. Goofy Yellow vehicles. But they get the Job Done.

Truly Nolen
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation has issued an appeal to write letters on behalf of Dmitry Sklyarov.

ALERT: Tell the DoJ to Drop the Charges Against Dmitry!
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Free Dmitry Skyarov

Justin

the Bug Guy

An Open Letter to ICANN At Large Study Group 08/12/01

I would like to preface my remarks by acknowledging the work that ICANN has done to this point, offer some observations and perhaps point towards a direction in keeping with the nature of what it really is that you are attempting to do.

An Open Letter to ICANN At Large Study Group 08/12/01
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Previously August 12, 2001