01:01
<MikeSmith>
just now heard that Google is using HTTP Signed Exchanges for Google Search, as of today
08:34
<annevk>
JakeA: while you're looking at whatwg/html, Domenic and I were hoping you could look at https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/4465
14:02
<JakeA>
Ah, sorry for missing the messages. I wish IRC cloud used push messages so I got notifications even if the tab is GC'd
14:03
<JakeA>
I'll go through those issues in a bit (but today)
14:04
<smaug____>
MikeSmith: does W3C not have anymore simple form to request new password?
17:49
<bkardell>
Are there typos in this text? I find that hard to very very hard to decipher, but maybe it's just me? Does the first sentence intend to say, for example "In [a] shadow-including tree[,] order is..." https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/LcqzdGHk/
17:56
<annevk>
bkardell: it’s “correct” in that I’m pretty sure we meant to write it that way
17:57
<bkardell>
"In shadow-including tree order, is"
17:57
<bkardell>
what is?
18:22
<annevk>
bkardell: maybe the comma before is should be dropped
18:34
<TabAtkins>
The comma isn't *wrong* there; it can be used to separate out an opening phrase from the following sentence, if both are complex.
19:18
<bkardell>
wait, sorry... I don't mean to waste people's time if this is a silly topic, but TabAtkins are you saying that you read the first sentence in a way you can understand that seems correct? "In shadow-including tree order, is shadow-including preorder, depth-first traversal of a node tree."
19:18
<Mek>
I have no idea how I'm supposed to parse that sentence either
19:19
<TabAtkins>
Yes. Perhaps better written as:
19:19
<TabAtkins>
"In shadow-including tree order" is shadow-including preorder...
19:19
<TabAtkins>
Stuff before comma is an entire phrase being defined by the rest of the sentence.
19:20
<TabAtkins>
There's an article missing in the sentence tho, I think.
19:20
<TabAtkins>
"is a shadow-including preorder"
19:21
<Mek>
Perhaps even better than would be "A traversal "in shadow-including tree order" is [...]"?
19:21
<TabAtkins>
Sure.
19:26
<bkardell>
ok yeah, that is what I was saying. I would try sending a pull or something but I'm honestly not sure how to parse it to offer better verbiage so ... open an issue maybe?
22:27
<SamB>
So I was thinking of coming on to ask what part of the HTML spec defines text/plain handling ... and then I found https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#read-text
22:28
<SamB>
it's a funny world where (a) I want such a thing (b) such a thing exists
22:40
<SamB>
Hmm, I'm going around in circles trying to understand it though :-(