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Wednesday, October 13, 2004 |
You Need a Robolawyer.
Stop reading all that 'clickwrap' fine print! A browser bot will accept
or reject agreements on your terms. By Mark D. Rasch from Wired
magazine. [Wired News]
10:18:35 AM Google It!.
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New Tack Wins Prisoner's Dilemma.
The winner of this year's competition in the classic computerized
strategy game shows that a tactic based on cooperating with team
members can succeed over one that relies on echoing rivals' moves. By
Wendy M. Grossman. [Wired News]
10:17:20 AM Google It!.
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WanderPod Brings Wi-Fi Anywhere.
A Wi-Fi hot-spot builder develops a decked-out trailer capable of
delivering broadband access even in the middle of nowhere. The
WanderPod gets its first test run at the launch of SpaceShipOne in the
Mojave Desert. By Dan Brekke. [Wired News]
10:15:36 AM Google It!.
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XML play-doh. A universal canvas requires a
universal way to represent data. Other solutions are conceivable, but
let's accept for now that
XML is a reasonable one, and that it's here to stay. How does XML
become Play-doh? The first answer, for me, was Perl with
its XML::Parser module. Then came XSLT (XSL Transformation), which
traded away procedural idioms to gain declarative transformational
power. Then came Python with its libxml/libxslt modules, which married
the procedural and declarative styles in a highly interactive
way. That's been my weapon of choice lately, but now there's a new
contender: E4X (ECMAScript for XML).
... [Jon's Radio]
10:08:18 AM Google It!.
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© Copyright 2004 Bruce Landon.
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