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by mnot 3mo ago
The site mentions preferring open standards in the IETF - where is it being discussed there?
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by mnot 6mo ago
HTTP only is fundamentally disrespectful to your users. It places your needs above theirs. It assumes that your threat model is the same as theirs. There is no excuse for it in 2026.
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by mnot 8mo ago
We just bought a Cupra Tavascan; turns out VW Group Australia decided to forgo connected car features for EVs (or at least the ones we looked at). Win.
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by mnot 8mo ago
https://httpwg.org/specs/
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by mnot 1y ago
Oh no! We were just there a couple of months ago. I hope they find a good home for their collection.
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by mnot 1y ago
You can bind sites to containers in safari.
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by mnot 2y ago
Ah - I need to remember to coffee before posting in the AM. Yes, the mismatch between the response headers and the content is a problem. Unfortunately, IME browsers often do "fix ups" of headers that make them less than reliable,
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by mnot 2y ago
Chrome's cache is indeed acting correctly. Effectively, it is acting as an intermediary here - your application made a partial content request, and it can satisfy it (partially), so it sends you a 206. HTTP partial content responses ne
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by mnot 2y ago
No, it didn’t.
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by mnot 2y ago
The embedded politics of the “t” in “tpm” and “tee” are super interesting and revealing. They are “trusted” only from the perspective of the developer; to the user, they represent the complete lack of trust.
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by mnot 2y ago
I've been lusting after an Ochs und Junior for a while now -- very clever and great design. Implementing complications like perpetual calendars off of workhorse calibres is just amazing.
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An Open Letter to the United Nations(open-internet-governance.org)
26 points by mnot 2y ago|10 comments
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by mnot 2y ago
Today, a group of technical experts involved in the development and maintenance of the Internet and the Web, including Vint Cerf (Internet pioneer) and Tim Berners-Lee (inventor of the World Wide Web), published an open letter calling on th
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by mnot 3y ago
You think that incompetence is evenly deployed no matter what the race of the accused?
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by mnot 3y ago
LOL. Do you know who you’re talking about?
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Last Chance to fix eIDAS: Secret EU law threatens Internet security(last-chance-for-eidas.org)
548 points by mnot 3y ago|299 comments
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by mnot 3y ago
Wait till you see the TCP RFCs…
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Twitter fined, Google warned over eSafety reporting(innovationaus.com)
1 points by mnot 3y ago|0 comments
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by mnot 3y ago
That's quite a lineup -- any MP who associates publicly with Barnaby Joyce is making a statement. And Monique Ryan is already on thin ice -- can't help but wonder what the people of Kooyong think about her spending her time on thi
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by mnot 3y ago
DEVONThink rocks.
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by mnot 3y ago
HTTP/2 was standardized in two years and 16 days. That’s fast for standards :)
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by mnot 3y ago
Making breaking changes to markdown is about as practical as doing it to HTML -- already existing content and mindshare give the current form massive inertia. The is especially the case when it works for the vast majority of use cases (or c
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New, lost-cost thermal camera lens material(theconversation.com)
1 points by mnot 3y ago|0 comments
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by mnot 3y ago
https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc9110.html#POST
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by mnot 3y ago
Cache-Control and Content -Location.
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by mnot 3y ago
Safe choice - why? My experience is that it has lots of non-conformant, weird little behaviors.
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by mnot 3y ago
What a disappointing penalty. People have been freaking out about foreign influence in politics and voter fraud, but when there is an actual, proven and admitted fraud that has significant impact on the legitimacy of governance, it’s a tiny
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by mnot 3y ago
You can open an issue: https://github.com/protocol-registries/well-known-uris
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by mnot 3y ago
> At liftoff, the rocket kicked up huge plumes of sand and dust around the pad. In Port Isabel, about 10 miles (6 kilometers) Oh come on, AP
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by mnot 3y ago
FYI, a revision of this document has been approved, and should be published as an RFC soon: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-httpapi-rfc7807b...

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