Internet Explorer 8 is the newest Internet Explorer that will ever be supported on Windows XP. Internet Explorer 9 is the newest Internet Explorer that will ever be supported on Windows Vista. Internet Explorer prior to 10 does not support form validation, nor does any version of Safari for iOS. In fact, as of right now, more than 40 percent of users are using web browsers that don't fully support HTML5 validation. Besides, to what extent does HTML5 validation support interrelationships between fields, such as "exactly one of these two fields must be filled in and the other must be blank", or "if element 1 has a value matching rule A, apply rule B to element 2; otherwise, apply rule C to element 2"?

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This majority is disputed. Besides, one needs not only a majority of the House but also a majority of the majority party just to get a bill introduced. So if 100% of the minority party and 49% of the majority party favor something, it doesn't get to the House floor.

Was this necessary?

Realism isn't bad; being half-hearted is bad. Per TFA, ICRC doesn't care about games set in a fantasy setting. Be realistic or be not realistic, but just don't be half-realistic.

Anonymous Coward wrote:

Please read replies to the other Anonymous Coward who said the same thing.

Don't want reality? Play games set in a fantasy setting. From the featured article: "the ICRC is clearly more concerned about battlefield simulations such as Call of Duty than particle-beam-wielding spaceships or ax-swinging dwarves." It links to the ICRC's Q&A, which mentions that it "is not suggesting that this apply to games that portray more fictional scenarios such as medieval fantasy or futuristic wars in outer space."

Congratulations. You've just reinvented the arcade game. But if you don't give at least some free credits, then you can't list it as free to play on the app stores.

If the representatives are failing to do their job of representing the views of the electorate, then "the lawful and legitimate election process" needs amending.

Was slavery legal prior to 1863 CE? Yes. Was slavery right prior to 1863 CE? No.

If you want to play word games, I'll play along for a while. Republic comes from the Latin for "thing of the people". If the representatives fail to reflect the makeup of the people, it isn't so "of the people" now, is it?

Did a nationwide majority vote for a Republican representative, or is the Republican majority in the House purely the result of gerrymandered single-member districts? When you get a chance, search for Redistricting Majority Project, a publicized instance of recent GOP gerrymandering.

That's because the only "negotiation" that the GOP seems to be willing to accept is gutting ACA.

HTML forms reload the whole page if the user entered a letter into a box intended to take only numbers. JavaScript applies basic sanity checks to entered values before sending them to the server for authoritative validation, saving time and server load and bandwidth. But I agree that 50+ JavaScript files are a bit too heavy.

Are you sure that the big reason for the SUV's rise isn't that CAFE regulations made it harder to sell stationwagons and minivans in the United States?

And Jehovah's Witnesses will claim that it's been "coming" since the start of WWI in 1914 and rationalize the delay through God's patience with humankind to get the preaching work done.

You can if The Walt Disney Company sues other studios that adapt the same fable on trumped-up allegations of infringement of copyrights and trademarks related to its 1943 and 2005 films.

So what should one do when there exists no language that all relevant platforms support well? One could invent a new language and implement a compiler for it that emits code in each platform's preferred language. Or one could compile an existing language into a supported language, such as with the C-to-JavaScript compiler Emscripten. But would you find that that practical?

So how do you prove that the application logic (not the UI logic) of an Objective-C application for OS X or iOS behaves identically to the application logic of a Java application for Android? For example, to allow cross-platform play of a multi-platform video game, the behavior of the game's physics on all platforms must match, or the games will fall out of sync.