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Google getting behind HTML 5 is probably going to force Microsoft's hands quite a bit. I can't imagine Google rolling out a bunch of new RIA features and having them break in IE, it would look terrible for Microsoft.
Re:Tim O'Reilly: Google Bets Big on HTML 5 on Wednesday May 27, 2009 @02:31PM (#628909)
I would recommend anyone interested in Canvas to check out this exhibition of experiments. There are a lot of "I can't believe it's not Flash" projects collected here:

http://processingjs.org/exhibition

This one statistic, taken out of context is kind of meaningless. Do the remaining 34% pay outsize amounts? It is the same thing with personal taxation, the top 10% accounts for over 70% of the tax base. To make a fair judgment you need to consider more information. Are the 66% of companies not paying taxes the LLC's and S-Corps used by most small business people? Are they not paying taxes because they face losses their first years in operations, or are only marginally profitable?

The thing that always concerns me is that the USA is the second most expensive place to do business in the world, just behind Japan.

http://www.taxfoundation.org/news/printer/22501.html

It is a complex issue and deserves a full account.

Re:Real Life Replicators - Desktop Manufacturing Today on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @08:19AM (#561335)
These seem cool, but I don't know how affordable they are. Only the plotters/embroidering machines seem to fall into the discretionary category everything else would require some serious investment.