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721.
Mozilla and Google Sign New Agreement for Default Search in Firefox(blog.mozilla.com)
250 points by dochtman 15y ago|88 comments
722.
Could SOPA give us back a decentralized Internet?(yosefk.com)
2 points by dochtman 15y ago|2 comments
723.
Bits as a Service(tbray.org)
4 points by dochtman 15y ago|0 comments
724.
by dochtman 15y ago
Another day to be proud of our Dutch representatives.
725.
by dochtman 15y ago
Asked Mark Nottingham on Twitter, 430 is used in this other draft RFC: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-nottingham-http-pipeline-01 (It's 430 Would Block.)
726.
by dochtman 15y ago
It looks fairly bland and aged (and especially bad when compared to screenshots of the commercial AtMail webmail client).
727.
by dochtman 15y ago
AFAICT the best alternative, interface-wise, is Roundcube, and it doesn't seem particularly exciting (it's also written in PHP... which doesn't necessarily have to count against it, but makes me a little wary). I've foolishly started to bui
728.
by dochtman 15y ago
Look at this recent Mozilla thread, asking the same question: http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.platform/browse_t... It offers reasons why it's a bad idea, and an alternative (in HTML5 instead of HTTP).
729.
by dochtman 15y ago
What happened to 430?
730.
by dochtman 15y ago
I just wish we could stop supporting 2.4.
731.
by dochtman 15y ago
Why in the world does this page require me to login?
732.
by dochtman 15y ago
This is the guy who has been tirelessly maintaining the timezone database for the past 25 years. You might not know about this, but timezones change a lot , so it's quite a bit of good work. If you use any Linux or OS X system today, chanc
733.
by dochtman 15y ago
Are there no slides or transcript, or blog posts? It would be nice to have something that can be skimmed through. I don't use Ruby, so I'm not sure how much of the talk would apply to me, but we use CouchDB extensively at work.
734.
by dochtman 15y ago
It's also often described as duck typing...
735.
Acid3 2011 Update(plus.google.com)
2 points by dochtman 15y ago|0 comments
736.
by dochtman 15y ago
So what has become of that effort? We're 7 years in now, did they actually go ahead with their plan?
737.
by dochtman 15y ago
Pretty sure Python is 2.7 (but don't remember sources).
738.
by dochtman 15y ago
You know Mozilla's working on that, right?
739.
by dochtman 15y ago
You should put that on the pypy site somewhere.
740.
by dochtman 15y ago
Yeah, because Linus deciding to name 2.6.43 3.0 is clearly inspired by Google Chrome.
741.
by dochtman 15y ago
It also badly needs prettier URLs.
742.
by dochtman 15y ago
The difference between North America and Western Europe is quite striking. Is that really mostly due to HFCS?
743.
by dochtman 15y ago
Because I just dislike magic.
744.
by dochtman 15y ago
Then again, I also dislike some of the magic in Flask.
745.
by dochtman 15y ago
Curious what you want to do... Maybe extend js-ctypes so that it'll do what you want?
746.
by dochtman 15y ago
Define conscious, sentient.
747.
by dochtman 15y ago
It seems actually kind of obvious that "opinionated" software would have a higher rate of change than other kinds of software: opinions change faster than the other stuff.
748.
Schema.org and Pre-Existing Communities(hsivonen.iki.fi)
7 points by dochtman 15y ago|0 comments
749.
by dochtman 15y ago
Newer benchmark from the same author: http://nbonvin.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/serving-small-static... This GWAN thing looks rather interesting. A bunch more benchmarks can be found on http://gwan.com/ .
750.
by dochtman 15y ago
Firstly, out of all the other browsers that Mozilla would want to have take share, Chrome is the obvious first choice due to shared ethos and belief in the future direction of the web (e.g. WebM, WebRTC, WebGL etc.). The last choice would

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