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Mike writes:
XHTML 2.0 is based solely on XML, forgoing the SGML heritage and syntax peculiarities present in current web markup. XHTML 2.0 is supposed to be a “general-purpose language,” with a minimal default feature set that is easy to extend using CSS and other technologies (XForms, XML Events, etc). It’s a modular approach that […]
This thing is ugly.
Also, doomed.
” (…) we chide, criminalize, sue, damn our readers for doing what readers have always done, which is sharing books they love—only now they’re doing it electronically. You know, there’s no solution that arises from telling people to stop using computers in the way that computers were intended to be used. They’re copying machines. So […]
Andy Ihnatko, reporting for MacWorld makes an insightful observation:
I wonder if Apple knows something about Microsoft’s future that we don’t. Or maybe Steve Ballmer keyed Steve Jobs’ Mercedes once, or something. Because Apple continues to try to nudge Microsoft apps away from the center of the Mac experience. It’s slow work, like wiggling a fridge […]
John Gruber comments on the Leopard Gold Master about to ship:
Another thing to keep in mind is that the GM version of 10.5.0 definitely contains at least some significant differences from the last version seeded via ADC to developers. Anyone taking screenshots of the Dock on the side of the screen, for example, is going […]
