Category Archives: Standards

Design Coding – Rapper explains my world

By Doug McCaughan | Published: April 16, 2008
m0serious you are my hero! Please, I beg you. If you ask people to make a website for you or if you are an artist/designer that gives templates to a scripter or coder, watch this video all the way!
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Get with the times! Web 2.0 er no 3.0 keep going Web 4!

By Doug McCaughan | Published: January 20, 2007
So, I offered that the masses of confused people still arguing over the controversial Web2.0 are falling behind because Web 3.0 is here! "Lynx is the official browser of the ICW3." makes it sound like a joke but Web 3.0 has its own Wikipedia page (which doesn’t lessen the joke potential). Web 3 is the brainchild [...]
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Bring Me A Rock!

By Doug McCaughan | Published: September 8, 2006
In the Quality Assurance world, we sometimes talk about rocks. Putting aside the middle managers, the product team, customer service, the project manager, the end user and so forth, a product ultimately falls to 2 people or groups: the client and the vendor. The client describes what they want; the vendor fulfills the client’s needs. [...]
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Which way do you go?

By Doug McCaughan | Published: June 9, 2006
So what’s your preference? A-2, A-3, Num, ITU, FIPS, IOC, DS, WMO, or MARC? I think I prefer FIPS. Here’s a grin. The US designed FIPS. Europe designs NUTS. Both systems are crazy. Update: I’ve changed my mind. I like ISO_3166-1. The FIPS 10-4 country list differs from ISO 3166 in many minor and sometimes surprising ways. It [...]
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