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@drewm My fear is that there aren't enough good people to undo the damage being done, once again. It's like saying we have Web standards.
Everyone, please read this http://twitpic.com/2e9tu3 - WHERE did this CSS3 is HTML5 is CSS3 thing COME FROM? We must stop this crap.
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finally made it past that stupid captcha. Now I'm picking panels. Actually, I'm letting the cat pick the panels, just to be whimsical.
@ezufelt Wow, no, did not know about WebVisum. A good one to add to the list of generally helpful resources, thanks!
@danoliver are you saying in terms of getting a panel into the picker process? I was talking about the stupid recaptcha on the picker site.
@holaMau @Rich_Clark Alas, truth to the humor. But thanks!
I hate recaptcha (and captcha in general). I'm trying to sign up for the #sxsw panel picker and have input answers 20 times. I give up.
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@Rich_Clark Haha! It's been a standing joke around the virtual water cooler every time we talk about a new feature "is that part of HTML5?"
@musingvirtual Only if you get me one too, ah, a real philly cheesesteak sounds great right now. With big chunky fries, too.
@wnas send yourself a really long text with the other texts as attachments? (I'm being silly)
@Rich_Clark Gradients can be achieved with transitions, which are in the CSS3 Transitions Module. They are also available in SVG.
@Rich_Clark oh boy, that's scary. Well, I guess that means job security for those of us working in web education/evangelism.
This is great! Reminds me of when we first got to use background graphics in browsers: http://bit.ly/cFfFaX (via @pepelsbey and @shwetank)
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@Rich_Clark Hey, the magazine might have actually gotten that one correct ;)
@Rich_Clark I'm concerned the word "fact" and HTML5 appear together in any sentence!
@sharovatov Sounds like a movie "High Noon in Moscow" :)
Pick us! Pick us! SXSW panel picker now open "Drawing Back the Curtains on CSS Implementation" - http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/6628
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@boblet what, me make an impassioned speech in a podcast? ;)