Web accessibility, virus throttles and QC errors

Posted on December 9, 2002 by Pace Arko

The W3C site undergoes a redesign that is XHTML strict.
The error rate in quantum computing could pose a barrier to its practicality.
Joe Clark drops Web accessibility science on the clueless at Slash.
Bright sparks over at HP invent a tricky way to slow the spread of worms on a network. I wonder if a similar trick could be used to second guess spam or other mass mailings?

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