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The data will stop being presented in a form that's easily parsed. Instead, it'll be in PDFs rather than within text+HTML that this guy's extension can move aro
by smtddr 13y ago
The data will stop being presented in a form that's easily parsed. Instead, it'll be in PDFs rather than within text+HTML that this guy's extension can move around.
(And the counter to this is a server somewhere that the extension can send the PDF to, that runs pdftotext on linux... so he should prepare for that ...or just prepare to be expelled).
- pmorici 13y agoWith the rise of javascript in the browser to a first world programming language it's hard to imagine anything they could do that would put the information out of reach.
- csense 13y agoThere's an early xkcd with an answer for that: http://xkcd.com/129/ http://xkcd.com/129/
- ihsw 13y ago> The data will stop being presented in a form that's easily parsed. Instead, it'll be in PDFs rather than within text+HTML that this guy's extension can move around. Five years from now this kind of information will be encrypted using EME modules, in fact this whole Yale saga would've been a non-issue from the start had EME been well established.