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by toomim 7y ago
That's why we need to add local-first features into HTTP itself. I've been doing some work on it over the last few days: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-toomim-httpbis-b...
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by toomim 7y ago
These days you can use JMAP instead of IMAP. It was just standardized! https://jmap.io/
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by toomim 7y ago
Here's the group's charter: https://www.w3.org/2018/04/distributed-tracing-wg-charter.ht...
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by toomim 7y ago
Yes, and since "show the tables" isn't in SQL itself, each CLI ends up having a different command for doing it, which makes a universal CLI appealing to me... if it can do that.
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by toomim 7y ago
Probably because HTTP is important! What would you change in 1.2?
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by toomim 7y ago
I suspect that you're right -- that there is a technical solution -- and that PG&E isn't technically competent enough to find it. They couldn't even keep their website running! Their business model has been mostly stat
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by toomim 7y ago
U.C. Berkeley does have one too.
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by toomim 7y ago
This rationale focuses on how the app has been used , rather than what it does , which could apply equally well to any text messaging or web browser app that is used illegally. Imagine if this said: > We have learned that an app, iMess
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by toomim 7y ago
You could do that within a single window.
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by toomim 7y ago
Maybe they can just add a "screenreader" version that erases the whole page and replaces it with the string: "Call (510) 420-1155 to order a pizza!" And then they'd be compliant.
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by toomim 7y ago
Where the ADA applies is different than where it's enforced . This ruling only permits individual blind people to sue a business-- it doesn't force anyone to sue a business.
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by toomim 7y ago
Ha, at first I thought you were making a joke that WhatsApp could have been aware of the conversations by ... eavesdropping on the government employees who are using WhatsApp.
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by toomim 7y ago
I don't think he is insecure. The author admits that she barely talked to him during the time he wanted the surgery. It seems equally likely that he was secure while wanting the height extensions to get a leg up in life. You don't
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by toomim 7y ago
It isn't accurate to presume that someone is deaf to a tone, just because they make a statement that doesn't acknowledge the tone. Let's not make the mistake of calling Stallman unintelligent or deaf. He simply chooses to di
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by toomim 7y ago
I think the statement in question is "The most plausible scenario is that she presented herself to him as entirely willing." This statement isn't sensitive to the anger that people feel towards Epstein and thus Minsky, and th
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by toomim 7y ago
Do you think the author is fake? Go read his comment history: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=npmaile
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by toomim 7y ago
It looks like a spider's creepy compound eye.
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by toomim 7y ago
How is this anti-javascript sentiment relevant to an article about the `<video>` tag?
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by toomim 7y ago
DAL also has automatic migrations! The author's tool is called "automigrate". Hmm... :)
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by toomim 7y ago
It sounds like the poster would like to check out the python DAL library: https://github.com/web2py/pydal It's exactly what you want. It blew my mind, and taught me that python syntax can natively express SQL sem
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by toomim 7y ago
You're forgetting DMARC.
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by toomim 7y ago
I think that because I tried it and my outgoing emails weren't being delivered. Big mail companies have blacklisted entire C-blocks of IP addresses at VPS providers, because parts of those blocks have been used to send spam in the past
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by toomim 7y ago
That's fair, but it was written by Ben Pierce of the FP research community. It's nice not to have two projects named the same thing within the same community.
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by toomim 7y ago
Interesting! Good point. I'll look into it.
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by toomim 7y ago
I'm working on such a project, but only indirectly. The core problem I see is that sending a message over SMTP means you push it to someone, and then you can't modify the message afterward. This means (1) you can't add some
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by toomim 7y ago
No, but it's also in the space of functional programming language research.
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by toomim 7y ago
They don't have to. Wikimedia has tons of money. They just want more. (As is human nature.) And the people in charge know they can get it by throwing up ads like this.
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by toomim 7y ago
This article says it's making a "DLT". But it doesn't define what a "DLT" is. Great.
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by toomim 7y ago
Oh, thank you for summarizing these points for us! These are very good points to make, indeed.
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by toomim 7y ago
I had the same experience. I ended up bookmarking the site, thinking that I could reference it the next time I wanted to formulate an argument about the problems with MVC. It would help to have a conclusion or abstract somewhere, listing t

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