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@jdagerot Really? I do have a wall on one side. So sleep with my feet at the head and my head at the foot? Why would this help? Intrigued!
@abcoates No, it's a little studio apartment. It's just common in Norway (and Sweden, and a few other countries) to have single teeny beds.
@icanseeit Highest "quality of life" stats, if you can manage darkness, icy cold, and tiny beds. I like to visit, but I'll take Tucson.
@cindyleigh Yeah but with all three of us snoring we might cause an earthquake.
kidding aside, I haven't fallen out of bed so many times since I was a kid. This is ridiculous. And funny. But ridiculous. I'm not THAT big!
No hunky Vikings in my tiny Norge bed, alas. But when I'm elected World Leader Pretend, I promise a big bed for everyone!
wondering how come I'm always falling out of these tiny Norwegian beds when those 6' hunky vikings don't. Or maybe they do?
@pornelski If so, it's simply not accurate. The WHAT-WG was formed external to all companies/organizations.
@pornelski Are you perhaps thinking that because Hixie used to work for Opera, and Anne Van Kesteren still does that Opera initiated HTML5?
@pornelski actually that's inaccurate. We do have support for aspects of XForms. Opera, btw, did not start the HTML5 effort.
@200ok @scenariogirl in the pre-web days I sysop'd a roundtable on GEnie for disabilities. The fave term was "TAB" (Temporarily able bodied)
I'd like to know a little more about XForms support in browsers. Been digging around Opera documentation, anyone else have resources? Thx!
So I asked about XForms use and @stevenpemberton wrote up a very interesting blog post depicting 19 real-world examples http://bit.ly/2EN24e
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@codepo8 agreed! But where's the shower scene in HTML5?
@AlainCouthures Do you, or anyone working with XForms have a public use case or demo?