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/ John Cowan <jcowan@reutershealth.com> was heard to say:
|> The (physical)
|> robots and coke-machines and so on that can be controlled via HTTP.
|
| If GET does not work on these, then I don't care about them for this
| purpose. If it does work (let's say it returns a representation of the
| coke machine's state), then is the page the coke machine, or a document
| describing the state of the coke machine? Same story with a webcam
| showing the Statue of Liberty.
What if the GET drops a can of coke on your desk?
Be seeing you,
norm
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Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM | Part of thinking is its cruelty, aside from
XML Standards Architect | its contents. It is the process of detachment
Web Tech. and Standards | from everything else, the ripping, the
Sun Microsystems, Inc. | wrenching, the sharpness of cutting.--Elias
| Canetti
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