Replying to @simonstl
Have you tried LESS http://lesscss.org/ or SASS http://sass-lang.com/ ?
July 2010
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Replying to @taki_igel
Thanks! :)
Replying to @bradneuberg
I've used JSFL a little bit, but I found it buggy or limited.
Il faudrait dire à Aphatie que parler de ce que l'on ne connait manifestement pas en se prétendant “journaliste”, c'est pas “joli-joli”...
Replying to @bradneuberg
This was in CS3 IIRC. It was extremely difficult to get the fill of some objects — you had to hack your way to it, without...
Replying to @bradneuberg
... any guarantee of success. You could get different results depending on the state of the editor so resetting stuff was ...
Replying to @bradneuberg
... vital. Sometimes it also got very slow. I did manage to generate some *very* basic SVG out of it though.
Et si en twittant on mange le pain des “journalistes” comme Aphatie, alors twittons plus!
@matreq Welcome!
Replying to @null and @david_megginson
That's an implementation issue, not DRM I think. On the iPhone the Kindle app can select text and all.
C'est pas tous les jours que je soutiens un député UMP, mais je suis de tout cœur avec @deputetardy s'il se fait remonter les bretelles!
Replying to @manhack
Je connais bien Chatte, j'y suis allé souvent petit. Y'a des ravioles et des chaussures.
IBM passe 400,000 personnes à Firefox d'un coup.
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@cyno J'aimerais bien œiller ton PearlTree APIE mais il est vierge avec deux icône en haut qui ne font rien (et c'est service "publi*c*" ;)
Replying to @fbancilhon
C'est pour quand l'alpha de Data Publica?
Replying to @cyno
Voici voilà: http://yfrog.com/9g2vlp
Replying to @HNovelli
Ça a l'air intéressant, peut-on espérer voir le même type de développement pour les indépendants?
J'y serai! RT @regardscitoyens: Réunion ouverte au public à l'#AN sur la Loi 2.0 le 07/07 18h30 Détails chez @Autheuil http://bit.ly/8ZHvYQ
The petrichor is a relief in such heat — even though nothing has yet happened.
Replying to @Authueil
Il en aurait été parfaitement capable — s'il ne se présente pas c'est qu'il sait qu'il n'a aucune chance.
PayPal goes into mobile payment http://tcrn.ch/bdRpc5 (via @timoreilly)
@marcosc So tell me again, who was it that you were supporting?
Survey on making W3C a better place for standards http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/newstd2/ (anyone can create an account, too).
Replying to @RegardsCitoyens
Pas de problème, j'essaierai de LT si je peux.
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Man, you lost like 8-1 to those guys!
Replying to @PaulSandoz
Actually, most modern JS is extremely readable, and often quite elegant.
Replying to @valeriomotta
C'est pas plutôt en 2015 qu'il va? Il me semble qu'il fait -30 et +30 de 1985. Encore cinq ans pour les voitures volantes!
@DominiqueRabeuf Ça existe le LOL 1.0?
First shot at running an update through Microsoft Autoupdate. It says: "Please quit the following applications: Microsoft Autoupdate". Sigh.
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Replying to @DominiqueRabeuf
J'aime penser que le futur est mutable car tweeter cette phrase m'a valu le beau MBP 13" sur lequel je tape ici :)
Replying to @DominiqueRabeuf
Je sais :) Mieux que de suivre: y aller l'an prochain!
Administration Zero Tout Court? RT @Fondapol: #RMDE fin de la session Administration 2.0 Rien sur l'#opendata ! #egouvernement
Et "timide" mention pour l'#opendata RT @Netpolitique: Le nombre de sites Web de l'Etat sera divisé par dix http://bit.ly/byVyzw
Replying to @DominiqueRabeuf
Non, réduire le nombre de sites fait sens, il y en a trop qui ne servent à rien. Mais pas de data.gouv.fr annoncé...
7urcpruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuubbbbbbbbbbbbvvv e;o0;lllllllllll
0u m//
4y9 # Ashley's first tweet (1yo)
La partie éperdue / Affleure de peau / Nos vies aux lentes / Douceurs #TAT (cc @Maitre_Eolas)
Baiser de cou / Leurre pour ne / Plus dégriser. #TAT (cc @Maitre_Eolas)
Survey of what you'd like in a mobile environment as a Web developer http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/23R9D55
Replying to @Authueil
Sur ton RT le hashtag est malheureusement la partie tronquée :)
Replying to @Maitre_Eolas
Si tu sors Schopenhauer à chaque fois qu'un de ses stratagèmes est utilisé en politique, tu vas y passer tes journées...
Replying to @null and @jb_r
C'est une grande salle?
Dans le métro pour #loi20, j'espère que ce n'est pas trop bondé, je suis bien à la bourre!
#loi20 Le wifi ne marche pas, plus que des places en mezzanine.
#loi20 j'espère que d'autres font le LT, ici rien ne marche :(
#loi20 Au fait, comme le LT est rude, ma lecture du rapport: http://berjon.com/blog/2010/06/rapport-ethique-du-numerique.html
#loi20 Intervention sur les monopoles qui manque de perspective. Vous vous souvenez de MySpace?
#loi20 HMariton: "Il faut distinguer les problèmes d'interopérabilité et de monopole" Tout juste.
#loi20 Trop nombreux et trop de sujets pour tous parler, mais les gens dans cette pièce devraient peut-être se voir régulièrement.
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#loi20 Bon, le gentil informaticien de l'AN qui voulait augmenter les quotas wifi a dû abandonner
Y'a-t-il un pot #loi20?
"My Mom's On Facebook" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_QePidL750
Cool! @owni reprend mon article sur l'effet pervers de l'open data payant: http://owni.fr/2010/07/08/leffet-pervers-de-lopen-data-payant/
Replying to @libbymiller
I noticed the same, was wondering if it was me changing.
Replying to @Authueil
Pour Andrieux, une affaire en PACA c'est un peu comme la pluie en Bretagne, malheureusement ça ne surprend personne...
Niveau ergonomie, sur mon.service-public.fr il y a beaucoup, mais alors beaucoup de boulot à faire.
En route pour le workshop du W3C sur le respect des données privées, à Londres. Je ferai un live tweet partiel, hashtag à déterminer.
Starting up the #w3cprivacy workshop, Dan Appelquist introduces the day. The press is talking about privacy. It's a hot topic.
"If you say the word 'privacy', we will cut in and ask you 'what do you mean?'" @tlr at #w3cprivacy
Replying to @libbymiller
You should come over for beer or something!
Karl Dubost now up to talk about "From Privacy to Opacity — Digital Me Management". Want to avoid the word "privacy". #w3cprivacy
"An important feature of the real world is that we forget things. On the network it doesn't work that way" @karlpro #w3cprivacy
"25% of all children <13 with internet access at home are using sites (like Facebook) forbidden to less than 13s" John Carr #w3cprivacy
Age verification is simpler to do for "18 or not" than "13 or not". (John Carr) #w3cprivacy
Replying to @szabgab
Actually the statistic covers children between 8 and 13.
"Is there an internet equivalent to 'don't sit too close to the telly'?" @torgo #w3cprivacy
Kasey Chappelle up now at #w3cprivacy discussing how to find a balance between disruption and preserving privacy.
Kasey explains how the Data Controller / Processor / Subject distinction doesn't really work in today's integrated world #w3cprivacy
Min regulatory obligations mitigate this confusion: Transparent Notice, Informed Choice, Access/Correct/Delete, Minimise/Delete #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "Traditionally people have conflated security and privacy. Privacy needs its own considerations." #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "Privacy is about a lot more than just geolocation" #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "It's probably not 'informed consent' if it's buried inside a 4000 word document." #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "As a multinational company, I can't justify treating my customers better in the EU than in the US, so protection in one ..." (1/2)
"...country in fact influences the behaviour of companies worldwide" #w3cprivacy (2/2)
John: "We need to stop thinking of children and old people as an annoying afterthought." #w3cprivacy
We're hours away from the beer and Henry Story has already mentioned personal ontologies :) #w3cprivacy
Replying to @PaulSandoz
I was never convinced about hip flasks for beer :)
Dave Singer from Apple now asking a bunch of questions about what standards organisations can do about privacy. #w3cprivacy
Dave: Since privacy isn't binary but rather a question of hitting a "too much" point, how do you measure "too much"? #w3cprivacy
Dave: "Facebooks of the world, where are our specifications leading you to privacy issues? We need to know." #w3cprivacy
Dave: "Groups probably need to have Privacy Considerations sections in the way they have Security Considerations" #w3cprivacy (DAP does)
Dave: "If you're not going to learn from your mistakes, what's the point of making them in the first place?" #w3cprivacy
"We already have some information on our mistakes based on geolocation, there's material to learn from." @torgo #w3cprivacy
Now up, Pat Walshe (GSMA) talking about privacy in the mobile ecosystem. #w3cprivacy
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Replying to @null and @xquery
Always a pleasure!
Replying to @PaulSandoz
Not that some of the people in this room would be afraid of doing that :)
Pat seems to be saying that regulators find the ISO process too opaque. #w3cprivacy
"Too many organisations are working on privacy... in private." @torgo #w3cprivacy
Hannes Tschofenig from the Internet Architecture Board about "Designing Privacy into Systems" #w3cprivacy
It's the 2nd time that the OECD's ''Fair Information Practices" have been mentioned this morning at #w3cprivacy Accepted common reference?
Hannes: "Privacy by design is more understandable to us engineers than privacy by policy" #w3cprivacy
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Bryan: "How is IPv6 going to influence privacy?" #w3cprivacy
"If the industry doesn't do anything, regulators will impose very heavy-handed regulation" #w3cprivacy
"Geolocation can be very private, with GPS, or not at all, as with cell ID location" @tlr #w3cprivacy
Now up: Sören Preibusch from University of Cambridge #w3cprivacy
Sören: "Privacy design is a competitive advantage for companies. Obtain data through negotiation with the user." #w3cprivacy
Interesting controlled study trying to assess the price people put on one private data item from Sören. #w3cprivacy
Sören: "There is no homogeneity in user preferences for privacy" #w3cprivacy
Sören: "We need valid (scientific) experiments to know what users want in terms of privacy decision-making" #w3cprivacy
Good lunch with @brucel talking about being approached by small, pregnant women in dark alleys and drinking to his just-released HTML5 book.
Patrick Gage Kelley from Carnegie Mellon Privacy & Security Lab about user control and understandable privacy.
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Patrick Gage Kelley from Carnegie Mellon Privacy & Security Lab about user control and understandable privacy. #w3cprivacy
Patrick: "No homogeneity in user privacy preferences, but there's hope" #w3cprivacy
Replying to @abcoates
The problem is, he easily guessed that I wasn't as French as some may have claimed ;)
Patrick: "We looked at common labels (nutrition, energy, etc) to see if we could come up with a standardised privacy label" #w3cprivacy
Lalana Kagal from MIT CSAIL about why Access Control is an Inadequate Framework for Privacy Protection #w3cprivacy
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Lalana: "From open sources on the Web, you can infer sexual orientation and political preference, even with a closed FB profile" #w3cprivacy
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Rather extensive minuted discussion of #w3cprivacy workshop can be followed live at: http://www.w3.org/2010/07/12-privacy-irc
If Vodafone can't figure out how to turn air conditioning on, I'll be doing tomorrow's #w3cprivacy session naked.
Lalana: "How much access do Facebook developers have to users' private data?" FB: "Oh, we tell them not to look at it." #w3cprivacy
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Replying to @jfdsmit
Trust me, I've made far more reluctant hosts improve their aircon with just the threat to remove my shirt before. #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "People are amazingly bad at making upfront privacy decisions" #w3cprivacy
Kasey: "Icons, tables, labels are user-meaningful at decision time; reports are meaningful after the fact." #w3cprivacy
Henry Story: "A really good feature is the ability to see what your page looks like to a given other user" #w3cprivacy
Replying to @jfdsmit
I'm sure I've been careless enough with my privacy that there is photographic evidence around ;-)
Alissa Cooper asks what (if anything), amongst the research options that have been presented, is ripe for standardisation #w3cprivacy
Lalana: "Standardising everything is bad, but standardising on a set of icons would be very helpful to users." #w3cprivacy
Patrick: "Good luck though, it's a lot harder to design icons for privacy than for Creative Commons" #w3cprivacy
Encouragement from the back of the room for standards organisations to make paternalistic decisions on behalf of users. #w3cprivacy
No LT from me for #w3cprivacy in this session since I'm scribing it at http://www.w3.org/2010/07/12-privacy-irc
OH: "This is what happens when you mate lawyers and UI people" #w3cprivacy
OH: "We people who work for browser vendors are kind of unique" #w3cprivacy
OH: You don't tweet like a man who drinks pale ale.
Parler de dictature de la transparence c'est se montrer fort libre du joug de la dictature de l'intelligence.
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Sharing typology is very inconsistent across social networks #w3cprivacy
Very good presentation about privacy icons by Aza #w3cprivacy I think we ought to simplify them before shipping though.
Replying to @heycam
Wow, that's awesome! I hope we'll be in touch over standards!
Evening people are smarter than morning people http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200911/intelligence-the-evolution-night-owls
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Alissa Cooper on Privacy Rulesets #w3cprivacy Work in progress is at http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/privacy-rulesets/
Deirdre Mulligan: "I'm actually a dinosaur" #w3cprivacy
Deirdre Mulligan: "Current practices in the market don't actually reflect people think ought to be" #w3cprivacy
Aza: "UI was an afterthought for P3P" #w3cprivacy Deirdre: "The people who do the best usability are the spyware vendors"
Aza: "Because we focus on usability, making privacy policies more transparent, we will have a lot of power in terms of nudging" #w3cprivacy
Replying to @null and @ivan_herman
These are statistics ;-) Statistically, women have longer hair
Replying to @Slatefr
Y'a pas débat, c'est un mullet. L'usage documenté sur Google confirme.
Sören: "We need to increase privacy salience, its invisibility is a component in why users don't care" #w3cprivacy
IanF: "Secondary use is still too broad a category, it covers things that people worry about and things that they shouldn't" #w3cprivacy
Dave Singer: "The entire Web is a shipping science experiment" #w3cprivacy
OH: "That's not an ontology, it's a dontology" @brucel
The #DAP (Device APIs and Policy) WG meeting starting up. OH: "We're at such a long table it's like the UN."
On peut mesurer le succès de la #CooPol au fait que je viens d'y recevoir un spam pour une arnaque dite "nigérienne".
Replying to @jfdsmit
The archives might take you a while, you might prefer to poke around in http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/ instead
Replying to @mparaz
Don't know if I'll be at WAC meetings often, but yes that would be fun!
Regard rapide sur france.fr: c'est moche, double tunnel Flash à l'entrée (bonjour 1998!), utilité incompréhensible — bref, un gros râteau.
Replying to @ebruchez
By selling the useful variant!
OH: "We want to maintain contacts in a shadow world" #DAP
Replying to @danfooo
what do you mean, beer is not a sandwich?
Replying to @danfooo
You're being mean to CS3, some parts of it are nice!
Replying to @roessler
You take the tube to come here from your hotel? Disappointing!
Anyone know what the state of the art is in handshake algorithms to automatically agree on common settings?
Fascinating, if at times chilling, visit to Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) yesterday http://www.ceop.gov.uk/ A great system
Replying to @taki_igel
Yes, that works for configuration (e.g. TLS), but I'm looking for harder situations in which one side cannot dictate the terms
Je vais parler de "HTML5 et le web de demain" à ParisWeb avec @dontcallmedom et @tidoust http://bit.ly/aSjI3d Chouette!
Replying to @swanpeony
Euh, tu peux débrancher le truc qui spamme Twitter à chaque fois que tu touches à YouTube stp?
Replying to @taki_igel
Yes, but this is for privacy rules determination between users and sites. Not sure termination is an option!
OH: "So... we don't give the user the option to break the Web?"
Communication, exchange are more important than being smart. When Ideas Have Sex http://bit.ly/bDXMbE
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Replying to @iskra2006
I don't know, but I found it funny :) I think it's essentially that hypertext is GOTO!
Replying to @taki_igel
I'm not sure drinks and privacy work very well together ;-)
Replying to @taki_igel
Hahaha, find me a reason to go to Japan and I'll fix that ;-)
@qikipedia I reckon that would be "bœuf" de maris, not "bouef" :)
Replying to @DominiqueReynie
Vraiment? Ce que le PT fait comme campagne ne ressemble pas à 400k€...
Replying to @roessler
Someone tried to enter a lunisolar date into it?
Hilarant, et si tristement vrai: Politis fait la nécro d'Onfray http://www.politis.fr/La-mort-d-Onfray,11147.html (via @mohamedzerga)
Replying to @BernardBenhamou
.@BernardBenhamou Mauvaise traduction! Les ebooks n'ont passé le papier total qu'un jour, ce sont les hardcovers qu'ils passent constamment.
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Replying to @BernardBenhamou
Prévu par qui? La migration se fait depuis longtemps et progressivement. La presse d'abord, les livres ensuite. Cc @ls01
Replying to @BernardBenhamou
Le phénomène est accentué par des ventes de hardcovers plus à la peine que les autres, les gens préférant payer moins cher.
"The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet", David Mitchell. Really good, but not as magical as his first three novels.
Even though I normally hate gadgets, I couldn't resist: I just pre-ordered myself a Kindle 3. #kindle
I'm thinking about champagne for the 20 billionth tweet — anything's a reason really :)