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Right, but this is HTTP, which has used form encoding since... 1998, if RFC 2388 is to be believed.
by insomniacity 7y ago
Right, but this is HTTP, which has used form encoding since... 1998, if RFC 2388 is to be believed.
- hinkley 7y agoThat doesn’t sound right. I’m pretty sure it’s older than that. New RFCs tend to replace old ones and I don’t think they reliably make it painfully obvious this is what’s happening.