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t was a “technical glitch” or “apparent miscommunication” that resulted in an unnamed ISP turning over to the FBI huge quantities of users’ email — far more than a judge approved. A FISA court approved the release of email from a single email account, but due to “miscommunication” the ISP gave the FBI access to email from an entire network — hundreds of accounts,

Read ISP turns over hundreds of email accounts to FBI at zdnet.com

Fun times ahead!! Read all about HTML 5 differences from HTML 4

The following elements are not in HTML 5 because their effect is purely presentational and therefore better handled by CSS:
* basefont
* big
* center
* font, although it is allowed when inserted by a WYSIWYG editor due to limitations in the state of the art in user interface for these editors.
* s
* strike
* tt
* u

The following elements are not in HTML 5 because their usage affected usability and accessibility for the end user in a negative way:
* frame
* frameset
* noframes

The following elements are not included because they have not been used often, created confusion or can be handled by other elements:
* acronym is not included because it has created lots of confusion. Authors are to use abbr for abbreviations.
* applet has been obsoleted in favor of object.
* isindex usage can be replaced by usage of form controls.
* dir has been obsoleted in favor of ul.

Some attributes from HTML 4 are no longer allowed in HTML 5. Read More...

nb1 writes:  

The way the internet handles website domains is going to change, following an update to the core "addressing system".

If we continue with the current way of allocating web addresses, we will run out of available domain names by 2011.

So the internet's master address book is being updated to include records written in a new format, IP version 6, which will help to create millions of new potential web addresses.

The problem occurs because people and the internet use two different methods to call up web pages: we type words into the address bar of our browser, whereas our computers translate that into a string of numbers to find the page that you are looking for. This numerical string is taken from the internet's master address book of domains.


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