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• 28-Dec-2001
  inspired by a discussion on the WebSanDiego… inspired by a discussion on the WebSanDiego.org list: my favorite html tags are <strike>[+] and <nobr>[+]

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• 26-Oct-2001
  Messing about with a scheme to navigate the headers… Messing about with a scheme to navigate the headers. Edging towards bits of dhtml in scattered locations. The HTML validates, too. But not the CSS.

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• 05-Oct-2001
  About the W3C’s New Patent Policy which is getting so much attention these days… About the W3C’s New Patent Policy which is getting so much attention these days. I think you’re right. At some point several years ago a whole battery of folks were mad enough about the mess of standards support that we formed the Web Standards Project. I think that that kind of grassroots development was something...

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• 28-Aug-2001
  My wife has an online diary! voz37… My wife has an online diary! voz37.diaryland.com is the address. Somehow, despite being married to me, she has show little serious interest in blogging or keeping a diary – but I think she may be hooked after seeing and enjoying other peoples’ journals. Also, after having had no interest in anything to do with code...

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• 20-Aug-2001
  I put this in the lab because I don’t know where else to put it … I put this in the lab because I don’t know where else to put it — HTML 2.0 – An exploration!. The idea here is an exercise in web authoring, 1996-style. Just some pointers to the original specs, and brief ruminations on how it’s a little different.

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• 25-Jul-2001
  linklint is one of a very few perfect linklint is one of a very few perfect pieces of software around. By which I mean that it does what it sets out to do with a minimum of fuss. I have been using it since at least 1998 to wrangle the links in large static html sites. The author, Jim Bowlin, has put the...

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