chuckhoupt

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by chuckhoupt 11mo ago
The classical answer is that the S stands for Server-Side-Incude (SSI). SSI source typically uses the extension .shtml. More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes
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by chuckhoupt 4y ago
Ah, but it's (roughly) 88x31 CSS Pixels!
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by chuckhoupt 4y ago
Just last week I updated one of those for Retina/HDPI: https://houptlab.org/img/made-on-a-mac-20221117.png
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by chuckhoupt 4y ago
Thanks [I'm the author]. I tested with Chrome 105 on macOS and it succeeded. Possibly there are OS/plugin/etc issues? Of course, I know there is no guarantee that every browsers innerHTML implementation will produce exactly t
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W3 unconditionally redirects to HTTPS, breaking software(w3.org)
3 points by chuckhoupt 4y ago|0 comments
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by chuckhoupt 5y ago
I think this was a bug in the site, which appears to now been fixed.
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by chuckhoupt 5y ago
Note that HTTP is also upgraded if the UA requests it with the Upgrade-Insecure-Requests header: $ curl -I -H 'Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1' 'http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html' HTTP
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by chuckhoupt 7y ago
Opps! You're right, the W3C only helped author it. I was also wrong to say that w3.org never redirects to HTTPS. If the browsers sends a Upgrade-Insecure-Requests HTTP-header, then it redirects. That allows it to support all browsers a
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by chuckhoupt 7y ago
w3.org redirect to www.w3.org, but not HTTPS. This makes sense for the standards org that defines HTTP, and needs to maintain backwards compatibility.
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by chuckhoupt 9y ago
Have you looked at Xcode Server: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/ID... ?
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by chuckhoupt 10y ago
MacPaw is one tech company that has cats and a special cat room: http://blog.macpaw.com/post/109471340953/welcome-to-the-drea... http://officefetish.co/core/macpaw/
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Show HN: Autoindex-Strapdown – Easy Markdown Readme/Headers for Apache dirs(ais.habilis.net)
1 points by chuckhoupt 12y ago|0 comments