Avoid embarrassing Anti-Semantic mistakes after the Honeymoon is over.
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Spend hours TRYING to semantically #code
your name, then recall all the nerds who told you this was the next big thing 15-years ago.
A few of them are still selling their meal ticket for a free trip and CaSSh.
MAKE MONEY in SWEDEN. CONVINCE Swedes HOW IMPORTANT IS the cause (like Julian Assange...did you see his face when they pulled him out?), and they're right.
Much like the other Jason, this
#json will never give up nor stop coming back (he's got a number following his name too)!
We have the most famous Internet guru besides EM to thank.
We have the most famous Internet guru besides EM to thank.
This fellow goes by a mysterious, unprecedented one-letter handle.
and if you have not figured it out by now...
Like Elvis or Madonna with fewer letters.
The most GO-there-when-it-happened-cat you never heard of.
this unprepossessing Twitternarian Took Tim Berners-Lee's invention, and taught that goose to lay.
You may find him on my CSS List, or somewhere not quite the Twitterverse and not quite not.
Important, he is.
Do you remember that iPhone 6 you had before you bought the next four?
Thank him for that and so much more.
Lastly, he was/is (once again, money) obsessed with cleaning up the WWW - LITERALLY, CLEANING IT UP.
Isn't it Semantic?
Now, I'm no anti-Semant, but someone, please tell him, there is no physical Internet.
HE can pick-up all the Flash, Emojis, Spam, etc., but in the end,
YOU CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE.
The place you WANT TO clean DOESN'T EXIST!
NOT THERE.
NEVER WAS.
AND
THEY MAKE MORE EVERY DAY.
At first I used to think that people who were obsessed with this mission must have started out with good hearts; maybe they meant well at first, but now in my dotage, the wisdom i find tells me two things:
1.) Don't ever buy anything with a number attached to the name (see above iPhone 6)!
2.) There is no place, real or virtual, where it is possible to clean the Internet.
Ask Tim Berners-Lee.
He invented it.
He even occasionally commits the unpardonable sin: I've seen him.
He uses emoticons!
P.S.
T is so full of it, he doesn't allow Twitter to own his original Tweets
(Yes, you stupid Rubes and Luddites,
TWITTER OWNS YOUR TWEETS, AND YOU LET THEM PUT THEM ON THEIR PLATFORM FOR ANYONE IN THE WORLD TO SEE. THINK ABOUT THAT. Not Tantek)!
ONE OF the few cool Internet OGs, Bruce Lawson, tried to explain t's virtual hoarding pathology to Jen Simmons on her long-gone CSS Podcast; however, by the end of 15 minutes, I think Bruce realized that @T's folly is shit, and his shit folly.
It has something to do with...sorry, i really can't even say it.
he's also set up an Orwellian-Swiss Family Robinson-virtual feedback loop, whose entire purpose is to channel his Tweets from Twitter back to his blog, where one can, if one is inclined,
comment,
like,
reply,
and interact right there,
INSTEAD
OF
FUCKING
!
— mrjyn (@mrjyn) 2 Ιουλίου 2019
📷 .@w3C read @mrjyn #books on #InternetInventor @timbernerslee & #CSS #CSS3 #Html5 PLUS soon-to-be removed #Mozilla #Firefox #Screenshot #inventor #ericmeyer. all available to read or purchase at #wikipedia (via Screenshot_2019-05-05 Dog... https://t.co/i0FOQS7GDb— mrjyn (@mrjyn) 2 juillet 2019
Floating along...
Floating along...
Floating along...
.@w3c @timberners_lee Tim Berners-Lee invented the #Internet! Now see his #sexy #secret plans to USE it! @w3cdevs @koalie @css #css3 @t @ericmeyer https://t.co/0TIE72cWaa pic.twitter.com/vCkkwZCysA— mrjyn (@mrjyn) ٢ يوليو ٢٠١٩
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