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How to Include Comments in Code
It is very easy to include certain notes and comments in programming code of web sites, web pages, and applications. But, not always clear what is the best way to do this in a way that does not leave the actual page askew. We have found the following work well for our needs and thought we would share this with you. Of course, the method used is completely dependent on the type of programming in use at the time. Here are a few common programming solutions for including of comments and notes:
2010 Predictions: Yahoo!
Yahoo! predicts it will close MyBlogLog in January, 2010. Oddly enough, it appears Yahoo! Is becoming it’s own worst enemy and developing a pattern of poor business solutions. This is especially true in respect to asset liquidation. Except that there is no liquidation, and more importantly no solution and likely no operating costs reduction either. Yahoo Crews simply seem to be shifting the blame internally and to those out-of-sync in the world of virtual assets. Scratching the service slightly over the past year, we find the second and third quarters of 2009, the company posted substantial declines in search market user share month after month. But, in November 2009, the decline appears to have hit the pause button.
Microsoft New Patent: Life Like Avatars
Wow! You have got to be kidding me. I have been searching for an online application for months that permitted me to create my own image in an avatar. Had I only known that no one offered anything even remotely capable of avatar memes I could have got the jump on Microsoft. Wonder what took designers so long to realize this type patent idea was up for grabs? How typical, a day later and an idea short.Read the story of Microsft's new avatar patent design. This news first reported via TechFlash.
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Twitter and the World Simulation
This YouTube clip demonstrates the use of Twitter and Jott in the World Simulation, a radical experiment in education coordinated by Michael Wesch, Kansas State University
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