00:10
<zewt>
talk of crypto API makes me ... nervous, heh
00:10
<zewt>
far too many people see a crypto API and think they should actually do their own crypto with it
01:03
<jacobolus>
pretty much every browser w/ XHR support can do PUTs and DELETEs, right?
01:03
<jacobolus>
that is, in an XHR
01:46
<The_8472>
jacobolus, yes. but then all your forms would rely on javascript
01:46
<jacobolus>
The_8472: that's okay for my use case :)
01:46
<The_8472>
because method in forms supports get and post
01:47
<jacobolus>
The_8472: this app is going to be entirely useless w/o javascript
01:47
<The_8472>
ah well
01:52
<zewt>
i've never really understood why PUT and DELETE exist at all, other than legacy
04:34
<sephr>
How does one use a language that uses angle brackets in its syntax and doesn't have comments in non-XHTML?
04:35
<sephr>
in XHTML you can just <![CDATA[]]> it, but I don't think there's a solution for HTML
04:35
<sephr>
also, even in XHTML I don't think it's possible to have a language that uses ]]> in its syntax
04:37
<sephr>
Hixie: how would I use this text/x-foo program in a <script type="text/x-foo"> element in non-XHML? string script = "test"; </script>
04:38
<sephr>
note that </variable here> in text/x-foo is equivalent to document.write(variable here)
04:38
<sephr>
and that the text/x-foo language does not have comments
06:12
<Yuhong>
On http://ln.hixie.ch/?start=1137799947&count=1
06:12
<Yuhong>
Arjun Ray has complained about it long before 1999.
06:12
<Yuhong>
Arjun Ray has complained about SGML comments long before 1999.
06:14
<Yuhong>
Since at least 1995, I think.
06:17
<Yuhong>
Here is an old test page: http://www.nyct.net/~aray/junk/hide.html
06:17
<Yuhong>
(Sadly it uses the HTML 2.0 DOCTYPE which has never triggered standard mode.
17:04
<Spacechimp>
Hey folks!
17:05
<Spacechimp>
Yall were so helpful with my websocket questions yeterday, I thought I would come back and ask more.
17:05
<Spacechimp>
http://herofort.blogspot.com/2011/05/websocket-server-blitz-max.html
17:07
<Spacechimp>
So, I think I am going to call it a day, but I will idle here.
17:07
<Spacechimp>
Thanks!
22:07
<Yuhong>
Remember when tesco.com used application/xhtml+xml?
22:07
<Yuhong>
Since they changed to text/html, it has developed an error:
22:07
<Yuhong>
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tesco.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0