Do you use
have you ever used a credit card where the recipi>nts account is
You're example *DID* use
whats happening in this WWW-MIME-URL-CGI-VRML-etc
>I think we are at the
What the web and each of the
I believe that what we will see in the future is an organic growth pattern
I
>Enough babbling, I just wanted to put in a couple of plugs for reasonably
coo-uhl.
I'd like to put in a plug for frequent weeding of the process.
I think this is the crawling stage, but I got that feeling its gonna
LUX ./. owen
D. Owen Rowley - [email protected] - http://tcc.net.org/~owen
credited with some other curr>ncy than US dollars?
>of work from the
>expression. It is good that there are conversion tools out there (thanks
>folks!), but I want to be able to express what I envision in the
>higher-level language it will >nd up in... s>nding billions and billions of
>little triangles to a cli>nt to repres>nt a simple shape is *not* my idea of
>elegance in programming;
to the process.
>>(I have to say that under NT, WebSpace is by far better than WorldView...
>>Will be looking for the next beta though)
>>
>
>What I like about WorldView is that I just installed it and it just
>*worked*... both on my NT Server at work and on my Win machine at home. I
>cannot say the same about WebSpace.
(my favorite place to find info about E-Prime is in Robert anton Wilsons
book Quantum psychology.)
>elegant files rather than billions and billions of little triangles...
old dead undergrowth of heritage systems and backward compatible
cyber-filler {usually masqueraded as ballast!} can *multiply* the inelegancy
of baby-VRML.
get up and run real soon now !
:-)
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