35% without JavaScript?

[Safalra]

Re: 35% without JavaScript?

Andrew Thompson <SeeMySites@www .invalid> wrote in message news:<117wognkv zjiu.1g6wat57gc ah4$.dlg@40tude .net>...[color=blue]
> On 6 Mar 2004 04:33:28 -0800, Safalra wrote:[color=green]
> > Stan Brown <the_stan_brown @fastmail.fm> wrote in message news:...[/color]
> ...[color=green][color=darkred]
> >> ...Either Morley has a time machine, or someone's computer time
> >> settings are wrong, or you are mistaken.[/color]
> >
> > I have a time machine...[/color]
>
> Thanks for clarifying. ;-)
>
> Say, ..could I borrow it last weekend?[/color]

I'm afraid I'm already going to book it out - tomorrow I asked myself
yesterday whether it would be free last weekend.

-- Safalra (Stephen Morley) --

http://www.safalra.com/science

[Safalra]

Re: 35% without JavaScript?

Stan Brown <the_stan_brown @fastmail.fm> wrote in message news:<MPG.1ab3c 3b9af4fb57b98bf 92@news.odyssey .net>...[color=blue]
> It seems "Safalra" wrote in comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.html:[color=green]
> >I have a time machine... Okay, seriously: the last change time on the
> >page is the time of the last *major* change - it doesn't include
> >correcting spelling or updating URLs. After I've added a new page, I
> >read it through again every hour or so, and eventually I find most of
> >the errors...[/color]
>
> Oh sorry -- I thought "last changed" meant "last changed".
> Seriously, I think you might want to reword that footer if you only
> record major changes.[/color]

I'm taking the Platonic view - the document is a flawed image of a
real document that exists in some other place. Spelling corrections
are changes to the image; 'major' changes are changes in which object
the image is a representation of [1]. I'm documenting the later only,
as it is more useful - the last changed date then tells you whether
it's worth reading again because of some major conceptual change since
your last visit.
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> Also you might want to fix the arithmetic error (or typo) of 35%
> where the correct number is 36%.[/color]

Okay, done.

[1] Apologies for the appalling grammar there...

--
Safalra (Stephen Morley)

http://www.safalra.com/hypertext/