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> This peaked my interest - who were the people behind this service? I just had to check, and am sad to report After the Deadline wouldn't have caught this err

> This peaked my interest - who were the people behind this service? I just had to check, and am sad to report After the Deadline wouldn't have caught this error ("peaked" for "piqued") even if the author had still been using it. More relevantly, am I wrong in thinking that After the Deadline does actually support HTTPS? An HTTPS request [1] seems to work fine. The article muses on this point a little, but maybe it is just the "teacher" module at fault after all? [1] https://service.afterthedeadline.com/checkDocument?key=test-hn&data=sneak%20peak https://service.afterthedeadline.com/checkDocument?key=test-...

samnewman 10y ago
I'll update the post, thanks!
- CarolineW 10y ago
  Since you're here: > ... any text opened in Visual Studio Code > with this extension loaded would be send ... ^^^^ I suspect that should be "sent".
  - samnewman 10y ago
    Thanks - fixed!
rhizome 10y ago
Could be, but even so that wouldn't fix the "throwing your IP into a black hole" problem.
Houshalter 10y ago
"Peaked" is such a common spelling of "piqued" that their dataset of English text probably contains many examples of it, and so doesn't recognize it as an error.