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Maybe partly. But countries with a higher standard of living attract more migrants from those with a lower standard which means the richer countries end up with more diverse populations than the poorer ones. Whether that diversity ultimately leads to more tolerance I'm not sure.

It's a desktop publishing application. No seriously, can't you just Google it?

Why not let the db auto increment your invoice numbers too? Why does the user have to enter it? If you're worried about missing a number, then letting the db calculate what the next number is seems like the way to go.

That doesn't sound very democratic. If you want to avoid creating more trouble than you already have, I wouldn't have a sliding scale like that. Charge everyone the same or it'll lead to even more bitterness and bad feeling.

That's not quite correct. Xenophobia is the fear of strangers or the unknown, but most often foreigners (which is what the original Greek word means). It's got nothing to do with whether they're behaving rationally or not; they just have to be 'foreign' to the person experiencing the fear.

In most situations I'd have no problems with this line of argument but in the case of 'those shouting loudest', they're not only shouting, they're killing people too. It's a bit hard to point the finger at the media and saying it's all just a beat up when people are getting killed.

We hear plenty about it down here thanks very much. There's been numerous bombings over the last few years one which killed 86 Australians (among the many). Then there's all the religious conflicts on Aceh with churches being burned etc.

Doesn't sound like 'news' to me.

I don't know about mouse gestures, but there's an extension called SessionSaver that not only restores all your tabs, but gives you a list of recently closed tabs that you can reopen too.

I still don't get how a number's going to be missed. The database assigns the ID number whenever a new record is entered. It's not going to skip any numbers.

What do you mean if the user misses a number? What are they actually doing when they enter this number? Are they just entering the ID in a field and pressing 'submit'? If that's the case then it doesn't matter if they miss a number; you just query the db based on the ID entered at that time.If there's more to it than that you're gonna need to explain it more.

Temporary network problem I'd say. That URL works fine for me.

I would've thought the opposite would also be true to a certain extent. If you have a dozen 10-line functions that all do similar tasks, wouldn't it be better to group them all together in a single file rather than have 10 individual ones?

That figure's a bit high. There's less than 10% of people using IE5 now.

Because it's NON-STANDARD - it's not s'posed to be there, it doesn't validate that's why. Do you think the W3C wrote the specs just so they could be ignored by an individual WYSIWYG software manufacturer?

I wouldn't have thought there's much to it - the idea is to produce the best-looking image at the smallest file size. Sometimes you'll choose GIF, sometime JPEG and sometimes PNG. Sometimes you'll need to sacrifice a bit of image quality for reduced file size.

GoLive is actually much worse than Dreamweaver cos it inserts its own custom (non-standard) code into your page.

I don't think you really needed to repeat the code for both XHTML 1.0 and 1.1 as in all cases, the only thing different is the doctype. It's more important to highlight the differences between XHTML and HTML than between the two versions of XHTML.

The name attribute became deprecated with HTML 4.0. You target IDs instead now. So instead of <a name="blah"> it should be <a id="blah">.

All that's gonna do is create more publicity and more sales for Dan Brown. Even if he loses the case, he's gonna be able to afford it.

There's no way bitmaps are smaller than JPEGs. As for PNGs, it will depend if you're saving them as 8 or 24-bit. You didn't even mention .gif. As for JPEGs, they don't have to be huge - changing the quality setting will affect their size. And you can't say that you should use any one format for all images. Each image has to be approached on its own merits. It has to be a trade-off between size and quality and sometimes the best format will be JPEG.

If you've got the WebDev extension for Firefox you can get to this under the Tools menu.

You've never heard of tabbed browsing? And no, you can't use IE6 & 7 together.

If you want to insert comments into CSS files in future, do this:element { style; } /* your comment */

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