00:01
<Dashiva>
Web 2.0 Service Pack 1
00:12
<othermaciej>
oh I see
00:21
<marl>
Dashiva: what is this web 2.0 service pack?
00:21
<Dashiva>
This: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/UnNews:Web_2.0_Service_Pack_1_to_be_released
00:23
<othermaciej>
it's a joke
06:38
<yod>
karl, tu as toujours ton script pour recuperer tout ce que tu as fait sur cvs?
06:39
<yod>
aha, wrong window, sorry
14:46
<zcorpan>
yay! i catched up with whatwg mail. now i can dive into public-html (227 mails)
14:46
<MikeSmith>
zcorpan - enjoy
16:47
<zcorpan>
oooook. i think it's time to skip the rest of the ping thread
16:48
<zcorpan>
please tell me if there's a message in that thread i should have read
16:48
zcorpan
calls it a day
21:31
Hixie
adds two more steps to his spec generating pipeline
21:31
<Hixie>
it now runs the w3c pubrules checker (which includes a validator step) every time i generate the spec
21:32
<Hixie>
output is here: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/pubrules-conformance-report.html
21:35
<mitsuhiko>
hmm. i somehow have troubles contacting mark pilgrim :(
21:39
<markp>
mitsuhiko: you rang?
21:40
<mitsuhiko>
ah. yes i did :)
21:40
<mitsuhiko>
markp: are there plans to make the sanitizing in the feedparser optional?
21:40
<mitsuhiko>
i don't need it because i have to preprocess it with html5lib anyways
21:41
<markp>
that's a good question
21:41
<markp>
there has been some rumbling about replacing large chunks of feedparser with html5lib
21:42
<markp>
esp. now that it has sanitizing built-in
21:42
<mitsuhiko>
(thoug i'm using a subclass of the sinitizing filter that removes script tags instead of escaping it)
21:42
<mitsuhiko>
because there are countless blogs with those annoying digg buttons
21:45
<mitsuhiko>
markp: oh. and kudos, the lib rocks :)
21:56
<jgraham>
mitsuhiko: If you want to create a patch for making the sanitizer optionally discard rather than escape, it would be welcome
21:58
<mitsuhiko>
jgraham: sure
21:59
<mitsuhiko>
jgraham: can filters assume that they operate on a valid stream?
21:59
<mitsuhiko>
say, that for each StartTag an EndTag is emitted?
22:02
<jgraham>
mitsuhiko: It depends where you're putting the filter. If it is a filter that operates on a treewalker stream, then yes, modulo void elements e.g. <img>. If you're operating at the tokenizer-treebuilder boundary (like the existing sanitizer can), no.
22:14
<mitsuhiko>
jgraham: i must admit that i was too lazy to read it up and it worked for my planet: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/10696
22:15
<mitsuhiko>
don't know if it's useful for anyone else out there