XHTML WTF!!!

As a required course I had to take this dumb Internet Programming class, where it seemed like we learned HTML and how the internet works. Once we got into actual building of websites, instead of learning HTML, the teacher starts teaching us XHTML.

I hate this shit. You can't use certain tags like <center>, or certain attrabutes like the border around pictures. I put in a image as a link and I can't remove the border unless I use CSS, which I'm not allowed to use yet.

Who the fuck really uses XHTML anyway? I rarely see it used, and it was first created in 2000. It's like no one gives a fuck except hardcore internet nerds who fap to slashdot and fark.

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Actually, you've bumped onto one of XHTML+CSS's limitations: there's no way to emulate CENTER. CSS2 fails with missing CENTER functionality, missing inline-block display mode, sucking at vertical centering, and not being able to specify an absolute position inside a block.

XHTML+CSS would be a good idea, but I can't fail to notice this web sight: http://www.google.com E ver heard of it? Ever saw the sauce HTML? And it provides an amusing feature: it just works. On any browser. Including text browsers. And it's the fastest web sight I can think of. Partly because there's none of those semantic crap, and the HTML output is optimized. zOMG HERESY! NOT USING STRONG FOR FUCKING BOLD!