_micheee

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by _micheee 3mo ago
I just found out you may - even in current HTML use entity references in attribute values, it’s just you don’t have to anymore, when the ampersand is not ambiguous. The spec states it as: “Attribute values are a mixture of text and characte
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by _micheee 3mo ago
Seems Like the recommendation changed from supporting ; and & to only using &. Thinking about it, it is a little surprising as, if I remember correctly, in HTML source you should encode & as & right?
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by _micheee 8mo ago
We do XML processing, albeit with XQuery, as a small business. It is a very niche solution but actually very stable and quite handy for all kinds of data handling; web-based applications and APIs as it nicely integrates with all kinds of te
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by _micheee 1y ago
This reminds me of XForms and its fully declarative approach. It allowed you to add interactivity to your HTML without writing code.
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by _micheee 1y ago
We also use BaseX to write restful backends with RestXQ - https://docs.basex.org/12/RESTXQ - the documentation itself is written in XQuery as well and uses a BaseX database as a source.
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by _micheee 2y ago
> Thank you for signing up for the Postbox Beta. We'll be sure to let you know when the Beta is ready. Man, I’m getting old: just searched my mail and found this mail from… January 26 2009 :-) I liked it, but it always felt like it
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by _micheee 2y ago
Not only software but also infrastructure & protocols: N.T.P.: — https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/the-thor... I found it quite a good read!
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by _micheee 3y ago
The built-in unbound dns server has support for blocklists, maybe you want to give it a try: https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/unbound.html
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by _micheee 3y ago
Why so rude?
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by _micheee 4y ago
Why?
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by _micheee 4y ago
I really enjoy watching his videos, if only just for pure entertainment. I never really touched processing or p5js, still I like the way Daniel introduces and teaches core programming concepts. Seems to be a great guy!
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by _micheee 4y ago
Even a 5-6 month old must feel pretty unloved. Just put yourself in their position: can't walk, can't talk, can't get out of bed, feels tired, feels all alone, cries for help and comfort but is ultimately ignored. That's
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by _micheee 4y ago
In case you don't intend distrohopping you use this for being "an open-source enterprise operating system designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux®." So its actually for people trying to replac
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by _micheee 5y ago
Thought of it yesterday! I used it in the mid 90s when I gave about every software I could find a chance. I only remember it being awfully slow, but I did not care to much as our families 28.8 modem was slow as well :)