I'm pretty sure this is not the forum for this topic though.
-Nigel
Often when we discuss accessibility, we ignore needs of people with
low or no bandwidth. So I think this topic is a great reminder that
accessibility is much broader than solely meeting the needs of the
disabled, alt
Rik Lomas said:
> It's definitely a good idea, but surely, a poor African family would
> rather sell the laptop for money than keep the laptop if they had the
> choice...
I'm pretty sure that Africa is not the only distribution point for these
things. Sure food, and health are priorities, but educ
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This is a great article Terrance, and while interesting from a design /technology perspective, I think the human side of this story
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To: 'wsg@webstandardsgroup.org'
Subject: RE: [WSG] why liquid layout is important.
This is a great article Terrance, and while interesting from a design /
technology perspective, I think the hum
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> It would be great if we (WSG listers) could come together to work on a
> project like this - we all have such great contacts, it would be a very
> powerful thing to do. I've been wanting to do something like this for a long
> time, if you are interested too, please contact me.
>
> lisa
>
Wait,
This is a great article Terrance, and while interesting from a design /
technology perspective, I think the human side of this story is more
important.
I'm sure everyone who saw Doug Bowmans presentation at WE05 'Zooming out of
the trenches' http://we05.com/podcast/ was incredibly moved by his
pre
> Sorry if this has been commented on in this forum:
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> http://chronicle.com/free/2005/11/2005111602t.htm
>
> 10 Million 7.5in small screens, pretty sure that will change the face of
> the browser market.
>
>
Thanks for the link.
I see 12 in laptops at school everyday, students who don't want to
