23 years to ruin one line of the HTTP specification
Let's compare an excerpt from RFC 2616 section 13.3.3 to the equivalent one in RFC 9110 section 8.8.2.
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Let's compare an excerpt from RFC 2616 section 13.3.3 to the equivalent one in RFC 9110 section 8.8.2.
Yet Another Guide because existing ones don't work with shallow clones.
A niche programming pattern to satisfy the borrow checker.
in the context of programming, transpernt is a contranym
it can either mean that a system is hard to see (like a pane of glass) or easy to see into (like a transparent gameboy).
an incredibly simple protocol for reliably and correctly downloading large immutable files.
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My Plea to the W3C: Giving a semantic meaning to an “Obsolete” element.
One simple trick to fix the worst part of the platform.
refining the ideas behind HTTP, BitTorrent, Gemini, and 9p to create a simple protocol for reliably transferring large immutable files.
Firefox's best-kept secret feature.
When you bookmark a page, firefox opens an editor with the following options: * Name * Location * Tags
But there's actually a secret fourth field...
imagine you have two devices, a client and a server, connected in a peculiar way:
You've just been tasked with building a layer on top of this so that the server can send messages to the client, what do you do?
