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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jan 1998.
Re: hey

Re: hey

Or the other AoH... from a dark place...

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Randy Gardner wrote in message <34B...@slip.net>...
>Ilmari Karonen wrote:
>>
>> Spunk1111 (spu...@aol.com) wrote:
>> : I'll tell you what it is.... it's a way to make AOL user's
>> : systems jam and crash...  unclosed html codes are
>> : used on AOL to make people get punted offline...
>> : I'm pretty certain that this picture was not posted
>> : to be some lovely  thing for us ASCII art viewers.
>> : Did anyone else, besides me get cut off and have
>> : to reboot?
>>
>> AAAUUUUGGHHH! I knew AOL's browser was braindead, but this is truly
>> amazing. I'll swear I have no idea how or why someone's coded
something
>> like that.
>>
>> <H3> is a block-level element, and clean one at that. Unlike, say,
<LI>,
>> it doesn't allow "mixed content", only text-level markup. Both the
HTML
>> standard and common [insert expletive] sense tell you that there's
_no
>> way_ a <H3> can contain _another_ <H3>!
>>
>> Any browser - no matter how dumb - which recognises the tag should,
when
>> receiving such invalid input, either discard it as an error or do the
>> sensible thing and automatically close the tag.
>>
>> Even if this were an unknown tag, the browser should just ignore it.
A
>> crash might be plausible if we were talking about some tag that can
>> actually be nested infinitely, such as <LI> or <BIG>, but this is
just
>> plain and simple idiocy.
>
>Amen!!!    :-)
>
>
>
>Luckly, I have never had to use AoH......
>
>
>(AoL (America on Line) -> AoH (America on Hold) -> AH.......)
>
>
>
>--
>--ran...@slip.net  (Randy Gardner)
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>  program that lets you actually walk *inside* the maze!!

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Subject: Re: hey
Date: 1998/01/12
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