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| Lionheart | Hyperion | |
| Captain | S. Leonhart | S. Almasy |
| First Officer | Xu | Q. Trepe |
| Science Officer | E. Loire | Q. Trepe |
| Chief Medical Officer | E. Loire | Raijin |
| Communications Officer | S. Tilmitt | R. Heartilly |
| Helmsman/Navigator | I. Kinneas | Z. Dincht |
| Chief Engineer | Nida | Fuujin |
The most important line from the XHTML FAQ published this week:
Regarding the XML serialization of HTML, the HTML 5 specification includes a section on XML serialization, as well as a section on text/html serialization. W3C plans to continue work on both serializations in the HTML Working Group. Thus, we expect the next generation XML serialization of HTML to be defined in the HTML 5 specification.
Just like Spock said: “The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few…” I think that’s the best ending for XHTML, and it will continue to survive as a serialization form of HTML.
具体得让你感觉到它无处不在:在喧嚣的人群里,在冷清的实验室,在宁静的清晨,在躁热
一种习惯了两年多时间的生活,竟然变得如此地陌生和难以适应。
大概我真的中毒了……
