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But on the whole I am primarily dealing with artifacts and not experience.  A number of people have done some good work to bring in experience of computer history, most notably the Emulator People. In fact, if you don’t go too crazy on the rococo specifics of the accuracy of emulators, they do really really well to take you from “I wonder what it was like to play Choplifter” to “Wow, I am playing Choplifter“. And as someone sitting in the channels of several emulation projects, I will tell you they are all getting better, every single day – improvements in speed, accuracy, flexibility and expandability.

So here is what I’d like to do.

I want to help port the MESS and MAME emulators to Javascript.

Bonjour le boulot pour émuler correctement les systèmes multi-processeurs ou à co-processeurs, et encore plus pour les systèmes sans horloge (pas que la gestion des timings en Javascript soit boulversante...)

Nooo! You've mangled mouse gestures!I use mouse gestures all the time. But with O11, it's half b0rked.[...] here's news to you: you never ever make a perfect gesture, Opera used to work fine with skewed mouse gestures, what's the deal taking yet another awesome feature and beating the living hell out of it?THIS USED TO WORK! WHY DID YOU MESS IT UP?!

Right now, Opera 11 mouse gestures handling is *crap*.

When we started these experiments, we did so without needing permission. I didn’t have to sign an NDA, go talk to and convince the right people, or get approvals. I just grabbed the source code and started messing around. And I did make a mess, at first.

Apple has done very little, though, to clean up ebook messes, and their complicity in letting the big 6 agencies dump on the supply chain suggests that they want to be like Target and Walmart and just skim the blockbuster cream off the incumbent publishing ecosystem.

Pour l'instant, Apple a complètement échoué là où il avait réussi avec la musique : contractualiser la relation avec les éditeurs. Par contre, il ne faut pas dire "has done very little", ils ont réellement essayé.

I agree with Mike Cane that Apple will open the digital book floodgates by targeting the ebook creation tools mess.

Sauf que ce n'est pas le problème des outils de création d'ePub qui est le plus bloquant à l'heure actuelle.

So I’ve tended to be plain accepting that HTML 5 will be whatever it is, and if its bad its bad because of Hickson and a certain crowd. I have no power to affect the obsessive thoughts of certain individuals one way or the other. I’m also probably representative of quite a large group of the silent disenchanted who will continue to code in HTML 4 or XHTML 1 well into the future and fight on building websites in whatever tag soup monstrosity we are burdened with on the day.

HTML 5 est "community driven", ce qui concrètement signifie que seuls ceux qui ont la capacité de travailler à plein temps dessus ont une petite chance de faire entendre une voix différente de la WTF. Mais de toute façon, vu comme c'est parti, HTML 5 finira en browser-sniffing (ou "feature detection" comme on dit aujourd'hui), ce qui en fait déjà un échec immense.