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They are not languages. They are types of markup. CSS is not a language, although I think it gets a little bit closer, it has conditional statements
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Quote: Sokath, his eyes opened
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What does that mean? 
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Quote: Darmok and Jalad on the ocean
Tamarian language[^]
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I see. It must be hard to talk about anything specific in that language.![Java | [Coffee]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/coffee.gif)
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...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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It's probably OK for them, but outsiders stand no chance! 
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Never throw anything away, Griff
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They have syntax, they have grammar, they have punctuation, and they have semantics.
They're languages.
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Wow, that looks like a good channel. Subscribed!
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They are not programming languages, just like Java and VB. 
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Functional versus procedural programming?
"Markup" (of any form) can invoke a host of functions much like a macro as it is encountered by the interpreter; so I hesitate to call it "static" (as contrasted with a "active" language).
"(I) am amazed to see myself here rather than there ... now rather than then".
― Blaise Pascal
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It's all in the distinction between 'language' and 'programming language'.
HTML and XML are languages alright, just not programming languages.
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HTML and XML are a "protocols"
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Hold on! I have to disagree with that. HTTP is a protocol, not HTML.
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You are right. The L at the end stands for the language.
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When you have your HTML element and it contains onclick='doThatThing()' - isn't it doing something. Never mind that it's calling, perhaps, javaScript. It's calling it and is thus doing something.
(Not that I care which way the debate falls).
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I got my hands on a video and VLC is rendering it as 2 views side by side going on at the same time. 
modified 19-Apr-19 17:49pm.
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Maybe it's some sort of VR stream... Maybe there are VR option to only see one and just be V?!
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swampwiz wrote: VLC is rendering it as 2 views side by side going on at the same time.
The MKV format is actually an archive container like a TAR, ZIP or RAR container. There could be one, two or hundreds of audio/videos within the container. Search engine nomenclature for a ZIP file would be "How extract Zip file"
Likewise the search terms for a MKV container would be; "How extract MKV file"
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I'd take a look at the file with MKVToolNix, first. It might be just some check-box that needs to be ticked.
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I'd go for mkvtoolnix also. You should have 2 video streams in your mkv file, both of them may be declared as 'default'. You may just have to withdraw this 'default' attribute from one of these streams.
noop()
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If you place a cardboard vertically along the dividing line between two views, and use your nosetip to hold the cardboard in place, the two views will probably melt together into one. It may spread out depthwise, though.
You might even like it. First time I saw a 3D image pair in a book on photography and tried with the cardboard, I had the greatest Wow! experience I ever have had from a book!
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