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‎1Writer combines all the basic text editing features you would expect with all the advanced features you will ever need. Use 1Writer to write, research, revise, and share your ideas with maximum efficiency. - - - - - - - - - - "The only Dropbox- and Markdown-enabled text editor for iPhone that’s c…

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To achieve our vision to make the web work, for everyone, we uphold the following core values: The web is for all humanity. The web is designed for the good of its users. The web must be safe for its users. There is one interoperable world-wide web.

Self presentation is evolving; with digital technologies, with the Web and personal publishing, and then with mainstream adoption of online social media. Where are we going next? One possibility is towards a world where we log and own vast amounts of data about ourselves. We choose to share - or not - the data as part of our identity, and in interactions with others; it contributes to our day-to-day personhood or sense of self. I imagine a world where the individual is empowered by their digital traces (not imprisoned), but this is a complex world.

Google has launched Sidewiki, a tool that appears as a browser sidebar where anyone can share their insights on any web page.

FastBasic - FastBasic is a BASIC very fast interpreter for Palm Software Free Download in Programming & Development Tag

This group gathers people interested in the history of the World Wide Web: how it was invented, what was out there that made it possible, and what happened in its early years. Our main goal is to collect and preserve valuable information (software, documents, testimonials) before it is lost. This group will not produce specifications.

by Darius Kazemi, December 31 2019 In 2019 I'm reading one RFC a day in chronological order starting from the very first one. More on th...