Go to Twitter and click on a link going to any url on "NYTimes.com" or "threads.net" and you'll see about a ~5 second delay before t.co forwards you to the right address.Twitter won't ban domains they don't like but will waste your time if you visit them. I've been tracking the NYT delay ever since it was added (8/4, roughly noon Pacific time), and the delay is so consistent it's obviously deliber
ICU (International Components for Unicode) provides an API for this: http://userguide.icu-project.org/boundaryanalysisAssuming Blink is using the same technique for text selection as V8 is for the public Intl.v8BreakIterator method, that's how Chrome's handling this-- Intl.v8BreakIterator is a pretty thin wrapper around the ICU BreakIterator implementation: https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8/
Okay this is a bit meta, but the whole cluster of "everything old is new again", "the pendulum of fashion has swung", "nothing new under the sun" takes is ignoring what tends to drive this sort of change: relative costs.The allure of xmlhttprequest was that over connections much slower than today, and with much less powerful desktop computers, a user didn't have to wait for the whole page to redow
At my company (getstream.io) we've been having issues when resolving our domains randomly. After some more investigation it seems some .io nameservers are returning bad results. Specifically ns-a2.io and ns-a4.io. A correct result for crates.io looks like this: $ dig crates.io @ns-a1.io +norecurse ; <<>> DiG 9.11.2 <<>> crates.io @ns-a1.io +norecurse ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HE
I agree that this is a good change. Unicode, normalisation, character encodings, etc. should really be handled at the presentation layer, and everything below that just treats filenames as sequences of bytes, perhaps with one or two exceptions like '/' and \0.It is interesting to consider a theoretical system in which paths are represented in 0-terminated count-length format (e.g. "foo/bar/baz/myf
Sites down:- DYN - Twitter - Etsy - Github - soundcloud - spotify - heroku - pagerduty - shopify - intercom (app, not landing page) Note that if these sites seem to be up to you, it's likely that your machine has cached the DNS response for these sites. Some of these sites seem to work when using a UK VPN All this talk about redundancy, real-time apps, scalable architecture and and a "simple" DDOS
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