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Re: Re: Where does the "nothing left but toolkits" mythcome fr


Re:  Re: Where does the "nothing left but toolkits" mythcome fr
> The only compelling reason for a binary standard would be if the
> cost/benefit ratio is appropriate to begin with. Which boils down to
> "how much faster? And perhaps, how much smaller?" vs. "how much
> additional complexity and pain does it cause". Until those questions
> are answered with prototypes and hard data, argueing remains handwaving
> speculative FUD, and no reasonable opinion can be formed either way.

Perhaps you should look at what the XML Binary Characterization WG is
doing, then.  (Between karaoke practice, that is. :)

	/r$

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