"Il pensait avoir des principes, il n'avait que des préjugés." #àRecaser
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May 2013
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Avant de tous pleurer sur Dailymotion, vous pouvez me parler un peu de leur politique en matière de respect de la vie privée? #jdcjdr
Go Fork and Multiply, or why @W3C specifications should use an open license: berjon.com/blog/2013/04/w…
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Hey @twitter, that's three people just today I never unfollowed but was no longer following. Is there hope for eventual consistency ever?
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Les vendeurs et vendeuses dans les magasins de fringues. Pourquoi? Mais pourquoi? #pourquoi
Des recommandations pour un extincteur de maison?
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Replying to @stommepoes
I fear my simple presence is a big dongle joke in and of itself.
Replying to @dr_cyno and @cynorrhodon
seulement si ça tombe à moins de 5 phrases de "de tout temps, l'homme".
Replying to @pbeyssac and @recifs
Peut-être un peu l'avocat du diable, mais les amis et l'air ont de fait un coût.
Replying to @graham_steel
actually, I never did any such thing :-)
In case you missed it Friday: Go Fork and Multiply, or why @W3C specifications should use an open license: berjon.com/blog/2013/04/w…
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Replying to @chaals
Heh, for a second I thought you were talking about the open license ;) Thanks!
Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker, @naoishikura
Whoa, you’re both so classy :)
Today I saw the future, by @BrendanEich brendaneich.com/2013/05/today-… Very sexy stuff (doesn’t talk about Futures though :)
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Replying to @briankardell
Replying to @julien_igel
burn!
Some very good notes on how to better organise specifications, by @dontcallmedom lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi… lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi…
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Media Queries are a Hack ianstormtaylor.com/media-queries-…
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Replying to @briankardell
Nope, pointer? @FremyCompany
Replying to @briankardell
Pretty sweet! I’ve been wondering if Hitch isn’t the thing to standardise though :) @FremyCompany
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Replying to @anaisrassat
Is this just dark stuff or Euclid in general? If the latter, can you give details on the exoplanet hunting side of things?
Replying to @briankardell
AFAIK it’s supported more deeply but only by Gecko.
Replying to @anaisrassat
Whoa, you’ve become quite the community manager :)
Replying to @anaisrassat
I think the jury’s still out on a precise definition, but it’s like that other thing: you know it when you see it :)
Replying to @briankardell
On the pro side: packaging. Pretty much everything else is annoying though.
Replying to @briankardell
You mean how to start something new in a way that can transition to standards easily? @FremyCompany
Replying to @briankardell
What I’d do is use ReSpec with specStatus=unofficial, and then grow from there. @FremyCompany
Replying to @FremyCompany
Editing a spec without a proper tool is a lot of useless work :-) @briankardell
Replying to @briankardell and @FremyCompany
sure thing, but probably not before tomorrow though.
Replying to @yandexcom
I really like some of the stuff in BEM, have you considered pushing it more, eg in standards? @ianstormtaylor @bem_en
Replying to @chaals
Replying to @tobie and @briankardell, @FremyCompany
oh yeah, ReSpec also supports specifications written in MD if, you know, you hate HTML and the web :-)
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Great for the TAG, sucks for Mozilla! Or, err, something like that.
Replying to @FremyCompany
Hahaha, I'll have to buy you a beer for being funny like that :-) @tobie
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Replying to @chaals and @mursya
Is there a CfP I need to fill out or something? I tried Yandex.Translate on it but I’m only getting so far :)
Replying to @tobie
Heh, you beat me to it — great! @briankardell @FremyCompany
Replying to @FremyCompany
It does a lot of the annoying spec-related stuff for you. Switch to a standard? Easy: tobie.github.io/respec-example… @tobie
Replying to @mursya and @chaals
Ok will do!
Replying to @FremyCompany
It doesn’t work with the «unofficial» style because it doesn’t have the autofeedback section. @tobie
Replying to @FremyCompany
But it does exist, it’s subjectPrefix. See tobie.github.io/respec-example… @tobie
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Replying to @FremyCompany
I didn’t «forget», the docs are just lagging :) I’ll fix that in the docs rewrite that’s badly needed.
Replying to @FremyCompany
Thanks man! @briankardell
Some *very early* notes on a new take on Web Intents/Activities that might kill the UX issues. darobin.github.io/web-wish/ Comments welcome!
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Replying to @fabricedesre
can you show me use cases you have in mind? I think it's not necessarily limited that way.
Replying to @fabricedesre
Well if it’s out of UA scope, it’s solved. Seriously, it really is. Mucking with tabs was a bad idea.
Replying to @null and @karlpro
To me is good enough; to the GH repo’s issue tracker if you want :)
Replying to @fabricedesre
That's the same for the whole web. Bad designers create bad ux. But you can create good ux with this, in fact by default.
Replying to @null and @karlpro
bring it on baby!
Replying to @julien_igel
Ties for what? And the proper use of CONNEG is no, no, don't, no way :-)
Replying to @julien_igel
But ordering preferences is UA-only, so I’m not sure where that would appear?
Replying to @julien_igel
But I’m not sure where the q value would come from since the sources are disparate :) Maybe it’s unclear, I’ll prototype.
Replying to @julien_igel
Yeah, q values only make sense compared to others. But you don’t know the others.
Replying to @rubin
je vois bien comment hacker ça à la main, mais je ne connais pas de service existant.
An interesting take on making W3C even more open: «Reforming the W3C Advisory Board
» tantek.com/2013/128/b1/re… by @t
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@hadleybeeman Actually, it’s the antepenultimate — there’s PR after that :)
Replying to @hadleybeeman
Yeah, PR tends to be a formality :)
Replying to @Tris_Acatrinei
C'est de la balle. Je n'utilise plus que ça.
Replying to @briankardell
A protocol? You mean a URL scheme? That would kill the transition strategy.
Replying to @briankardell
Sure :)
Replying to @briankardell
Starting to use the feature before all browsers support it. A scheme breaks existing stuff. <link> is an easy upgrade path.
Replying to @briankardell
It’s all here! lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi…
Replying to @briankardell
Not necessarily, see lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi…
Replying to @briankardell
Well, for values of server-side that don’t require any code :)
Replying to @domenic
the very first thing that I want to do with those is a rich text editing form control without the sheer insanity of contentEditable
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Replying to @GPHemsley
The West Wing didn't get cancelled!
DRM in HTML5 is a victory for the open Web, not a defeat arstechnica.com/business/2013/…
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Lots of science headlines on plant communication. Given the rest of the biosphere does it, it would be very surprising if they *didn't*.
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If you want to build a ship don't herd people together to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to (1/2)
(2/2) long for the endless immensity of the sea. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Wisdom of the Sands
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Replying to @null and @karlpro
fascinating!
Replying to @FremyCompany
I thought you'd get electronic sheep.
Replying to @FremyCompany
shame it's a pokemon :-)
Replying to @FremyCompany
didn't Windows 95 already do that though?
Antibiotic shown to prevent stupidity in men arstechnica.com/science/2013/0…
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«The Quantum Universe» by Brian Cox & Jeff Forshaw. A good coverage of quantum physics, both correct and making sense (via @dontcallmedom).
I Don't Want Your Fucking App idontwantyourfuckingapp.tumblr.com (via @xcazin)
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"Complex Adaptive Systems" by John Miller & Scott Page. Interesting but slow introduction to the topic.
Lee Smolin on evolutionary cosmology edge.org/conversation/t…
Inforworld has a great new logo for HTML5, we should all switch to that infoworld.com/t/cringely/drm…
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Replying to @null and @sgalineau
I sense a use case for WebGL.
Replying to @distobj
Apparently!
Replying to @Simon_Lucy
Remove your polarising glasses, it certainly does blink if you look at it right.
Les logiciels de compta, pourquoi vous êtes TOUT EN MAJUSCULES? C’est codé par des gamins de 13 ans?
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What’s a good Mac tool to pick subsets of a diff to apply? Git support a plus.
Replying to @heycam
That scales poorly to 120k lines documents, I find :) I think something visual is called for here, to get better context.
Replying to @heycam
Ha! You know what, I actually have it too, just never used it :) Thanks for the reminder, I’ll look!
Replying to @heycam
I’m just a bit afraid of Atlassian because of Jira...
Replying to @heycam
Likewise, and I’d like to keep it that way :)
Replying to @thommay
No, I want to pick diff parts over many commits, not pick commits. What’s vim? :)
Replying to @thommay
Thanks! I’ll check that out. Looking at SourceTree now, but it’s pretty slow.
Replying to @heycam
So, SourceTree seems to have the feature, but trying it out brings my laptop to its knees...
Replying to @null and @madsgraphics
Thanks, I’ll look at DiffMerge. Kaleidoscope seems nice but it’s expensive.
I’ve probably tried every single diff tool for Mac by now. The only one that scales is TextWrangler, trailed by @Kaleidoscopeapp and Meld.
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Replying to @null and @karlpro
I looked, but I couldn’t find a way to diff a file with another branch.
Replying to @null and @karlpro
Hmmm, but that requires there to be a merge conflict! I just want to select parts of a very large diff.
Replying to @null and @karlpro
I can get that with local git clone -b other-branch. The problem is finding a tool that can handle a 120kloc file with 25kloc diff.
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
I have, it looks nice, but it simply cannot handle this sort of load. It crawls to a stop. @karlpro
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
120kloc file with 25kloc of differences.
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
No, it’s not about forgetting to commit, it’s a change in the way branches are handled.
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
Thanks for the tip, but it’s not available for Mac :)
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
Have you tried TextWrangler’s diff? I tried it out of desperation, and it’s the best I’ve found. Not great, but works.
Replying to @anssik
and in several pieces :-)
Replying to @mikeal
@marcosc You wanted a pony?
Mailing List of Fire youtube.com/watch?v=HCwgKt… (cc @rodneyrehm)
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Is using Haibu any good? This is just for the one server, but with a bunch of Node services. It looks ok, but the docs are quite sparse.
Replying to @Tris_Acatrinei
et Amazon, à la rame, c'est long. #jesors
Replying to @null and @francbelge
Il n'y a pas vraiment de régularité pour -acy. Peut-être privacité?
Replying to @null and @francbelge
Joli mot, well played! Ça me donne un nouveau sens au Privacy Working Group :)
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
I haven't looked closely, but isn't it the new name precisely for Toolkitchen?
Replying to @garannm
I also struggle in choosing between length and lenght. So many options!
Replying to @mikiane
"Oublient"? :-)
Replying to @tobie and @slightlylate, @jaffathecake
I've been wondering if we'll need resource packaging or not.
Je loue un super bureau dans un super co-working dans le 11ème pour juillet-août. Qui veut? cc @spintank.
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A faulty build of ReSpec (v3.1.56) was shipped for a few minutes. If you are having problems seeing references, that’s it. It’s now fixed.
@beaufour Are you in Denmark this summer? We'll be there from mid-July for two weeks :-) Somewhere on the riviera, not far from Copenhagen.
Replying to @beaufour
sweet! IIRC the two weeks after the 18th. Let's try to hook up at some point!
Replying to @beaufour
ah, shame! Keep me posted in case it changes!
Replying to @philarcher1
and that's precisely why you'll do it anyway! GitHub is calling!
@koalie z? w?
FIP ça serait la meilleure radio du monde si seulement le jazz n'avait pas été inventé.
Is there some trick to get Firefox Mobile to always open the tabs from last time? Can't seem to find it in about:config.
Replying to @econoclaste
est-ce vraiment en cela différent des autres Cronenberg ?
Replying to @null and @koalie
I guess that as someone who has tw, ls, i, or f as mailbox names I shouldn't comment too much.
Replying to @edasfr
en comptant les standards, autour d'un mois par an.
Replying to @DeeCeeMountain and @douglasc_hill
but history doesn't have all my previously opened tabs.
Et si on fermait la Cour des comptes? blog.francetvinfo.fr/classe-eco/201…
Replying to @mounirlamouri
Sweet, thanks! Nah, I’ll see it when it comes with the daily Aurora update :)
I wonder if it’s time to start the negative ads blitz for the @w3c AB election. «Wrong on Good Standing — Wrong for the AB!»
Replying to @DeeCeeMountain and @douglasc_hill
Thanks for your help, but I’ll wait for the actual feature to ship (apparently soon)!
L’idée qu’il faille une décision de l’AN pour que des universités puissent enseigner en anglais me désole profondément. Belle autonomie!
I wonder how many XML documents sitting on the Web would suddenly become well-formed if became a built-in entity.
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Replying to @jirkakosek
Not fair, JS supports arbitrary size and precision number types. Just delimit them with " and " .
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Replying to @mnot
Oh I’m not proposing we actually do it, just idly wondering. But I did just see that in the IETF’s XML RFC index :)
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Replying to @mnot
FWIW it was in xml.resource.org/public/rfc/bib… in case you know someone who’d fix it.
Replying to @mnot
Super, ta. We might actually be using it for github.com/tobie/specref
Replying to @slightlylate
Good one. Other posts on that topic: tantek.com/2013/128/b1/re… and berjon.com/blog/2013/04/w… @hadleybeeman @davidbaron
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I wish @github would show the version from inside package.json directly in a module’s UI.
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Replying to @AAlaphilippe
j'ai envie de te répondre: never!
Replying to @null and @francbelge
ça peut être rassurant, les modèles qui prévoient bien le passé sont souvent surentraînés sur celui-ci.
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
your dedication to the cause shall be justly punished.
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
upgrade to TextMate? *ducks*
HTML — now with even more crocoducks inside! w3.org/html/wg/drafts… (thanks to @stevefaulkner)
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L’impôt sur la connerie vidberg.blog.lemonde.fr/2013/05/24/lim…
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Venn diagrams explained 25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltap06O…
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Replying to @null and @karlpro
hahaha, well done!
Il est urgent d’enseigner l’art du formulaire HTML à nos administrations. Les impôts, c’est juste catastrophique.
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Replying to @leonor_de_b
Direction? We have elected to...?
Replying to @edasfr
fais gaffe, quand c'est trop lent après ta session timeout :-)
Replying to @lauredlr
C'est triste à dire, mais l'immortalité des positions de cette manifestation mérite-t-elle vraiment mieux?
Replying to @null and @marcosc, @barbaraneves
So stylish!
Et là c’est le moment où tu te rends compte que tu as raté le CfP @ParisWeb… :-(
Replying to @echotraffic
Tout ma sympathie, ça ne doit pas être drôle aujourd’hui. A Montreuil on a moins ce problème :)
Replying to @sebcbien and @madsgraphics, @ParisWeb
voilà c'est ça. Bouhou je suis trop nul.
Replying to @null and @madsgraphics
Ah oui, un bisou! Un bisou!
Replying to @mnot
I get a different WF error :)
Replying to @null and @madsgraphics
Ouais! Ça me consolerait presque d’avoir raté le CfP :)
Replying to @mnot
Still nbsp, but different location (there are several)
Line Number 162467, Column 7: IEEE 802.3 Medium...
Replying to @mnot
It’s declared in an external subset. Not all parsers read those. Declaring it in the internal subset should fix that.
Replying to @mnot
I saw the location shift on reload, but maybe that was due to another fix?
Replying to @mnot
I could certainly do with new shoes.
Sauvons les auto-entrepreneurs! #PiouPiou change.org/petitions/ne-t…
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Replying to @johnallsopp
The JSON indeed lacks details… I don’t know about SOAP, but I get XML from jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/… cc @wz43rtx
Replying to @johnallsopp
From the link I gave you? That’s weird, I get XML (in Firefox). Replacing ucn with json I get JSON, but no details. @wz43rtx
Replying to @johnallsopp and @wz43rtx
I’m not saying that JSON wouldn’t be better — just trying to help you out quickly :) It’s not the same code base.
Spend several minutes being seriously puzzled by a bug report, before noticing it’s not the right Bugzilla instance. *sigh*
Replying to @johnallsopp
By the way: w3.org/Bugs/Public/en… ;-) @wz43rtx
wd — A node.js client for webdriver/selenium 2, github.com/admc/wd (cc @briankardell)
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Replying to @briankardell
Yeah, I was just wondering if you’d seen it given how popular Java is :)
Replying to @briankardell
I know; I’m not sure. Just noodling it over.
Replying to @briankardell
LOL! I wasn’t complaining man, I just noted the «why Java?» in the thread and thought about alternatives.
Replying to @briankardell
I’ll keep noodling, let’s see if something comes out eventually :)
Replying to @briankardell
Well, doing screenshots would cover a lot of it. But that requires extensions for all browsers...
@github We moved a repo from a user to an org, and now people can’t access things (e.g. issues) despite being on the right Team and all.
@github Repo is github.com/w3c/manifest. Previous user was marcoscaceres. Any help very welcome! We can’t work on making the Web better :)
Replying to @Turblog
j'ai pas regardé de près mais IIRC le bouton twitter fonctionne par injection de JS. Qui a pleins droits. Sur une page du fisc.
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Replying to @Turblog and @vincib
Faudrait regarder, tu peux injecter par iframe mais j'en doute. Et après ils nous empêchent de faire du copier-coller...
Replying to @null and @xquery
Just use jQuery man!
L’URSSAF, c’est magique! berjon.com/blog/2013/05/u…
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Replying to @jwajsberg
Mais non, ils veillent sur nous! C’est pour notre bien!
Replying to @alpinfra and @2k3s
j'y ai pensé mais la dernière fois que j'ai vu le guichet ils ont bien foiré mon dossier !
Replying to @wilto
fwiw it just looks like a train wreck on Firefox.
Replying to @wilto
sorry, I forgot to mention : Firefox on Android 2.3. (Aurora precisely)
References and Modularity in specifications lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi…
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Replying to @mnot
Wunderbar, it works — thanks! Who cares about validity? :)
@jcartillier Jérôôôôme!!!
«There can exist no two systems such that their PHP configurations are identical and interoperable.»
-- Robin’s PHP Deployment Conjecture
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Replying to @FremyCompany
Whether limited to production systems (weak conjecture) or all systems (strong conjecture) is indeed debatable.
Montreuilloises, Montreuillois, j'ai perdu mon chat, Billie. Ma fille la cherche partout! Cc @ville_montreuil
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Replying to @Tris_Acatrinei
Great post by @Hoedic about how open data needs standards with open licenses dataholic.ca/2013/05/24/sho… cc @w3c
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Replying to @Hoedic
Out of curiosity, have you looked at W3C Community Groups? Those can already use open licenses.
Replying to @poulpita
Fais gaffe, c’est super cher… @Tris_Acatrinei @Turblog
That’s how I read @W3C standards: xkcd.com/1219/
We’ve broken all turnout records for a @W3C Advisory Board election. Polling closes tonight, AC reps: go vote if you haven’t!
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Madame @SylviaPinel selon nos sources à Bercy la fin des problèmes informatiques du RSI serait en 2016 au lieu de 2014 annoncé. Est-ce vrai?
The Open Food System research project groupeseb.com/en-en/content/… #want
Ça, plus une bonne soupe, et je suis prêt à commencer le mois de juin.
