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On 09/03/2011 03:09 PM, clipka wrote:
> If the European Commission IPv6 Task Force is as competent as their web
> designer, it's no surprise IPv6 deployment is still wanting:
Damn. For a moment I thought that was a <flash> tag. Fortunately, it's
just an animated GIF.
Seriously though. If you think the page looks ugly, try reading the
markup...
No doctype, no encoding [but maybe it's in the HTTP headers?]. The
entire page is a giant <table>. The bit at the top uses colspan= rather
than being outside the table. There's an empty row which appears to be
trying to set the alignment of the lower rows. There's <font> tags and
style= attributes everywhere. Lashings of <b>, <i> and . It's like
1997 never actually ended.
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Le 09/03/2011 16:25, Invisible a écrit :
> On 09/03/2011 03:09 PM, clipka wrote:
>> If the European Commission IPv6 Task Force is as competent as their web
>> designer, it's no surprise IPv6 deployment is still wanting:
>
> Damn. For a moment I thought that was a <flash> tag. Fortunately, it's
> just an animated GIF.
>
> Seriously though. If you think the page looks ugly, try reading the
> markup...
>
> No doctype, no encoding [but maybe it's in the HTTP headers?]. The
> entire page is a giant <table>. The bit at the top uses colspan= rather
> than being outside the table. There's an empty row which appears to be
> trying to set the alignment of the lower rows. There's <font> tags and
> style= attributes everywhere. Lashings of <b>, <i> and . It's like
> 1997 never actually ended.
Well, click on meeting... latest one is january 2004... he's dead, jim!
Looks like orphean site.
And the fontsize is so small... I wonder who is registering the domain name.
At least I got IPv6 at home, with full connectivity... but not at work!
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