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by premchai21 15y ago
> Inside on* handlers and style attributes, the rules are different. That may be so, but I'm not sure I'd call that an “HTML” escaping problem per se. An attribute always has an additional syntax, and you have to account for the subsyn
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by premchai21 15y ago
{ I can assure you that for some of us the response is both (a) more akin to amusement than to contempt and (b) hard to translate accurately. Adjusting for the frequent use of the word “human” to metonymically mean “sapience” is trivial.
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by premchai21 15y ago
An interesting aspect of StartSSL is that they require physical residence addresses for natural persons even for their low-verification certificates. This seems a bit strong for “validate that the site that I'm talking to is ‘legitimately’
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by premchai21 16y ago
Those are modified (apparently new-style) Spivak pronouns for gender-neutral singular third-person usage: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Spivak_pronou...
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by premchai21 16y ago
This also happens with "submit" after any entry whatsoever if there's no JavaScript around. Basic search forms should ideally not require such things.
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by premchai21 16y ago
Those of you of a more "hackable machine" bent may find Boodler ( http://boodler.org/ ) interesting to play with as a soundscape generator. I can't comment on how it compares to this Flash app, since I don't have Flash on this machine; I'd
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by premchai21 16y ago
I find keeping the semantics of puts in my working memory to be harmful. The problem is that whereas (for instance) printf(...) is essentially an abbreviation for fprintf(stdout, ...), puts adds a newline whereas fputs does _not_. This is