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[Gzz-commits] justly


From: Polly Shea
Subject: [Gzz-commits] justly
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 14:04:44 +0100
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Should my Business Website be Compliant? And although HTTP is stateless, there is an easy way to do this: cookies.
It's simple, it's extensible to one's own needs and it can be tweaked to meet the internal requirements of any company. The first ruby text line below the base text contains a romanized vesion. An unexpected twist in the apparent auto-erotic suicide ofWally Kemp. She'ssucked off more cylons than a Dyson vacuum cleaner. and the fact that a failure can always be worked upon and fixed.
Quite probably, the user will just get irritated, browse away, never to return: language negotiation, albeit there to help the user, can prove to be a usability liability. And, there will be shifts and changes.
Apparently, it's all about being focussed on your own vista.
It's simple, it's extensible to one's own needs and it can be tweaked to meet the internal requirements of any company. By moving to a standards based web site businesses can ensure they have accessible sites which are maintainable and future proofed. It describes how design of a specification's conformance model affects implementability and interoperability.
The Note contains advanced specification design considerations and conformance-related techniques. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to use the power of Language negotiation on the whole site, without any usability issue? and the fact that a failure can always be worked upon and fixed.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to use the power of Language negotiation on the whole site, without any usability issue?
In Jazz, you could put together the best jazz cellist and pianist together and still end in a monstruous cacophony.
It does not take into account "quality factors", which could be used to weigh in several possible choices.
Ruby is also used in China, especially in schoolbooks.
The abbreviations: "TM" means "topic marker", "DM" means "direction marker".
The pronoun "I" is usually omitted in the original, which makes it hard to understand for e.


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