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Comment: It's our fault, just as much... (Score 3, Interesting) 512

by Bunzinator (#31083732) Attached to: Is Internet Explorer 6/7 Support Required Now?
... as it is that of the browser vendors. As web developers, we NEVER should have coded to anything but the W3C standards. Browsers would have been forced to fall in line, and this fascinating banter would never have been necessary. While I have always tried to just code to the standards, I can understand the position other are in, with their PHBs squeezing them to do stupid things.

Though it'd never happen, I'd like to see W3C monitor all web content, and have the power to issue DNS deregistration notices to all non-compliant sites.

Dear Sir,

we have determined that you site, www.microsoft.com, is not compliant with the W3C 'xhtml1-transitional' standard it claims to implement. You are advised that you have 14 days in which to make the aforesaid site fully compliant. Failure to do so will result in the immediate suspension of your Domain Name registration, until such time your compliance is proven.

Have a pleasant day.

Comment: It's not about the cost. (Score 3, Interesting) 458

by Bunzinator (#30829158) Attached to: 100% Free Software Compatible PC Launches
All the good folk who are say they can "get a better machine, for less, and it's even got Windoze installed!" just totally miss the point.

There are many people out there like me who'd happily pay EXTRA to get a machine that is completely free of Micro$oft or Apple, and doesn't count as a sale for either of them. I will not contribute to either of these organisations in any way.

Surprise due today. Also the rent.

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