#url — Public Fediverse posts

The application/x-www-form-urlencoded format is in many ways an aberrant monstrosity, the result of many years of implementation accidents and compromises leading to a set of requirements necessary for interoperability, but in no way representing good design practices.

-- WHATWG URL Spec

#URL #URI #parser

X revela algoritmo: partilhar URL vale 40 vezes mais que um gosto. A rede social X abriu o código-fonte do seu algoritmo de recomendação de publicações, visando reforçar a transparência da plataforma. 🔍

🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t89236-x-revela-algoritmo-partilhar-url-vale-40-vezes-mais-que-um-gosto

#algoritmo #gosto #url #vale #x 

X revela algoritmo: partilhar URL vale 40 vezes mais que um gosto. A rede social X abriu o código-fonte do seu algoritmo de recomendação de publicações, visando reforçar a transparência da plataforma. 🔍

🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t89236-x-revela-algoritmo-partilhar-url-vale-40-vezes-mais-que-um-gosto

#algoritmo #gosto #url #vale #x 

好扯
連在貼文或留言貼個連結都會被限制

https://tech.udn.com/tech/story/123154/9688690

#meta #facebook #url #連結

好扯
連在貼文或留言貼個連結都會被限制

https://tech.udn.com/tech/story/123154/9688690

#meta #facebook #url #連結

Cool URIs don't change

https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI

#URL #W3 #www

Found a beer mat that had an embedded #NFC tag that took you to a #URL. Was it write protected?, did I erase it and change the URL?

World Wide Web Day

La Giornata Mondiale del Web (World Wide Web Day) cade ogni anno il 1º agosto e celebra la nascita e l’impatto planetario del World Wide Web, il sistema di navigazione inventato da Tim Berners‑Lee tra il 1989 e il 1991 al CERN. È un’osservanza non ufficiale, senza un fondatore riconosciuto né un organismo che l’abbia istituita formalmente: esiste perché la comunità del web ha iniziato spontaneamente a celebrarla.

La Giornata Mondiale del Web, nasce… senza che nessuno abbia mai ammesso di averla inventata. Una festa spontanea, anarchica, globalissima, che ogni 1º agosto ci ricorda quanto il Web abbia rivoluzionato le nostre vite — dal primo “Ciao mondo” su un forum al meme che ci ha fatto ridere alle 3 di notte.

La data è curiosa: non coincide con nessuno dei momenti storici documentati del Web, che invece sono tutti registrati con precisione svizzera. Il primo sito è del 6 agosto 1991, la proposta originale del Web è del 12 marzo 1989, la liberazione del software in pubblico dominio è del 30 aprile 1993. Ma il 1º agosto? Un mistero. Nessun documento, nessun annuncio, nessun atto ufficiale. Eppure, eccola lì: celebrata ogni anno.

Chi ha deciso questa giornata?

La risposta più chic è: nessuno, e quindi tutti. Non esiste un fondatore registrato, né un’organizzazione che l’abbia proclamata. È una festa nata dal basso, come una pagina web che diventa virale senza SEO, senza sponsor, senza pianificazione. Una celebrazione collettiva, democratica, perfettamente in linea con lo spirito del Web stesso.

Quando si è festeggiata la prima volta?

Qui la storia diventa ancora più intrigante: non esistono tracce della ricorrenza prima del 2008. Il Web, che documenta tutto, non documenta la nascita della sua festa. Una vera ironia cosmica.

💡 Perché proprio il 1º agosto?

Le teorie più divertenti che circolano tra gli internauti:

• La teoria del “post estivo”: agosto è il mese in cui il mondo rallenta, e forse qualcuno ha pensato: “Festeggiamo il Web quando tutti hanno tempo per navigare senza sensi di colpa”.
• La teoria del bug: qualcuno avrebbe confuso la data del primo annuncio pubblico del Web (6 agosto 1991) con il 1 agosto. Una svista? Un refuso? Un errore di copia-incolla? Possibile.
• La teoria del romanticismo digitale: il Web è stato reso pubblico gratuitamente nel 1993. Forse il 1 agosto è stato scelto per ricordare la generosità di CERN, che ha regalato al mondo la tecnologia più rivoluzionaria del secolo.

Nessuna teoria è confermata. E questo, ammettiamolo, rende la festa ancora più affascinante.

🧬 Un Web nato “vague but exciting”

Il Web nasce ufficialmente nel 1989, quando Tim Berners‑Lee consegna al suo manager un memo intitolato “Information Management: A Proposal”. Il manager annota: “Vague but exciting”. E aveva ragione: da quella vaghezza è nato il sistema che oggi muove miliardi di persone, idee, aziende, sogni e gattini.

Tra il 1990 e il 1991 Berners‑Lee e Robert Cailliau sviluppano:

• HTML
• HTTP
• URL
• il primo browser/editor
• il primo server
• il primo sito: info.cern.ch (6 agosto 1991)

Il resto è storia — e una storia che continua a scriversi ogni giorno.

🌍 Curiosità dal mondo

• In Giappone, alcuni programmatori celebrano il 1º agosto creando mini‑siti effimeri che durano solo 24 ore: “come il Web, ma in versione origami”.
• In Brasile, gruppi di sviluppatori organizzano maratone di coding in spiaggia. Tastiere, sabbia e caipirinhas: la triade perfetta.
• In Germania, c’è chi festeggia visitando il primo sito della storia, restaurato da CERN, come fosse un museo digitale.
• In Italia, molti web designer celebrano la giornata aggiornando il proprio portfolio — perché il Web è eterno, ma il design no.
• Negli Stati Uniti, alcuni nostalgici passano la giornata navigando solo siti anni ’90: GIF sgranate, sfondi stellati e font improbabili. Una vera esperienza vintage.

🎉 Come festeggiare oggi (alla maniera Perfettamente Chic)

• Crea una pagina web minimalista e poetica, dedicata a un ricordo digitale.
• Pubblica il tuo primo meme autoprodotto.
• Naviga un sito che non hai mai visitato.
• Ringrazia mentalmente Tim Berners‑Lee per aver reso possibile tutto questo.
• E soprattutto: concediti un momento di meraviglia davanti al fatto che il Web, nato da un memo “vague but exciting”, oggi è il luogo dove viviamo metà delle nostre vite.

✨ In Conclusione?

La Giornata Mondiale del Web è una festa senza fondatore, senza regole, senza protocollo. È la celebrazione di un’idea che ha cambiato il mondo e che continua a farlo ogni giorno. È una ricorrenza spontanea, libera, aperta — proprio come il Web.

E forse è questo il suo vero significato: ricordarci che la bellezza del Web sta nella sua capacità di unire, sorprendere, divertire e, sì, anche confondere un po’.

Autore: Lynda Di Natale
Fonte: web
Immagine: AI

Gibt es eigentlich für #glances irgendein #URL Parameter, damit man die #Festplattenbelegung auf dem #Smartphone direkt anzeigen kann?

Suppose a web app manages a long list of items, presenting only some of them at any time.

1. user changes an item
2. app saves it to the server
3. item goes out of scope
4. items get loaded from server

In (4) the browser should
- use a cached response for unchanged items
- ignore the cache for the changed item

Other than doing a fetch() with cachebust after (2) is there a way to remove a URL from the browser cache explicitly?

#javascript #browser #web #fetch #url

1/2 see next for solution

Suppose a web app manages a long list of items, presenting only some of them at any time.

1. user changes an item
2. app saves it to the server
3. item goes out of scope
4. items get loaded from server

In (4) the browser should
- use a cached response for unchanged items
- ignore the cache for the changed item

Other than doing a fetch() with cachebust after (2) is there a way to remove a URL from the browser cache explicitly?

#javascript #browser #web #fetch #url

1/2 see next for solution

Tag 3: Linz – St. Pölten
153km, 764hm

Im direk­ten Ver­gleich zwi­schen Win­disch­gars­ten und St. Pöl­ten hat die nie­der­ös­ter­rei­chi­sche Lan­des­haupt­stadt die Nase vorn: 9 direk­te Zugs­ver­bin­dun­gen nach Wien zwi­schen 20 und 21 Uhr, von denen 7 bei Ver­füg­bar­keit auch kurz­fris­tig Fahr­rä­der mit­neh­men: 1 Punkt für St. Pöl­ten. Gut sor­tier­te Bal­kan­bä­cke­rei mit Käse­bö­rek gleich gegen­über dem Bahn­hof: eben­falls 1 Punkt. Lift und […]

Gudrun in Wochenende: Linz - Juli 2026

More: https://le-chat-a-velo.at/2026/07/tag-3-linz-st-poelten/

#Alpen #Amstetten #AntonBrucknerWeg #AUT #Donau #Donauradweg #Donauweg #Enns #Ennstalweg #Erlauf #Eurovelo6 #Eurovelo7 #KraftwerkAbwindenAsten #Linz #Melk #Mostviertel #Mühlviertel #Niederösterreich #ÖBB #Oberösterreich #Pielach #PleschingerSee #Rennrad #Römerradweg #StPölten #StPöltenHauptbahnhof #Standert #Traunradweg #Traunviertel #Traunweg #TürnitzerAlpen #Url #Wachau #Ybbs #YbbstalerAlpen

Tag 3: Linz – St. Pölten
153km, 764hm

Im direk­ten Ver­gleich zwi­schen Win­disch­gars­ten und St. Pöl­ten hat die nie­der­ös­ter­rei­chi­sche Lan­des­haupt­stadt die Nase vorn: 9 direk­te Zugs­ver­bin­dun­gen nach Wien zwi­schen 20 und 21 Uhr, von denen 7 bei Ver­füg­bar­keit auch kurz­fris­tig Fahr­rä­der mit­neh­men: 1 Punkt für St. Pöl­ten. Gut sor­tier­te Bal­kan­bä­cke­rei mit Käse­bö­rek gleich gegen­über dem Bahn­hof: eben­falls 1 Punkt. Lift und […]

Gudrun in Wochenende: Linz - Juli 2026

More: https://le-chat-a-velo.at/2026/07/tag-3-linz-st-poelten/

#Alpen #Amstetten #AntonBrucknerWeg #AUT #Donau #Donauradweg #Donauweg #Enns #Ennstalweg #Erlauf #Eurovelo6 #Eurovelo7 #KraftwerkAbwindenAsten #Linz #Melk #Mostviertel #Mühlviertel #Niederösterreich #ÖBB #Oberösterreich #Pielach #PleschingerSee #Rennrad #Römerradweg #StPölten #StPöltenHauptbahnhof #Standert #Traunradweg #Traunviertel #Traunweg #TürnitzerAlpen #Url #Wachau #Ybbs #YbbstalerAlpen

I love how 95% of personal websites can still serve URLs first seen 30 years ago, but anything owned by a company bigger than "some guy in his basement" treats any URL older than 12 months as an unreadable runestone inscription, throws its hands in the air, and intones "404".

#website #URL #StableURLs #PersonalWebsite #HTTP #HTTP404 #web

I love how 95% of personal websites can still serve URLs first seen 30 years ago, but anything owned by a company bigger than "some guy in his basement" treats any URL older than 12 months as an unreadable runestone inscription, throws its hands in the air, and intones "404".

#website #URL #StableURLs #PersonalWebsite #HTTP #HTTP404 #web

#Development #Explorations
Do URLs in prompts change LLM responses? · “It took me weeks of experimentation.” https://ilo.im/16e9uu

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#Business #Prompting #URL #Content #Website #RobotsTxt #WebDev #Frontend #Backend

#Development #Explorations
Do URLs in prompts change LLM responses? · “It took me weeks of experimentation.” https://ilo.im/16e9uu

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#Business #Prompting #URL #Content #Website #RobotsTxt #WebDev #Frontend #Backend

AQUA FEED

Integrated Marine Aquaculture Feasibility Framework

Under the Directorate of Water, Forestry and Land Reform + Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (Namibia)

Project Expansion Species:

• Pacific oyster
• European oyster
• Abalone
• Mediterranean mussel
• West Coast rock lobster

1. Marine Species Feasibility (Namibia Coast)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQlAEiCb8m0&list=RDGMEMYH9CUrFO7CfLJpaD7UR85wVM9IDt7rpmXf0&index=15

According to Namibia’s marine aquaculture baseline, the country already has active commercial production of:

• Oysters
• Abalone
• Mussels
• Seaweed

and growing interest in rock lobster farming. (FMR) (FMR) (FMR)

Strategic zones:

2. Oyster Programme

Namibia’s oyster industry is one of the strongest marine aquaculture sectors.

Current export pathways:

• South Africa
• China
• Singapore

Expert Quote:

“Oyster farming is commercially established and set to grow.” (thebrief.com.na)

Infrastructure needs:

• Floating baskets
• Longline systems
• Hatchery labs
• Purification tanks
• Cold chain logistics

Barloworld engineering role:

• Generator systems
• Port handling machinery
• Ice systems
• Water pumping systems

3. Abalone Programme

Namibia currently has one active abalone farm in Lüderitz. (FMR)

Market demand:

• China
• Japan
• Korea
• Chile

Growth cycle:
3–4 years to export weight. (FMR)

Feed integration:

Abalone can use:

• Seaweed (Gracilaria)
• formulated feed pellets

Expert Quote:

“Abalone meat is considered a delicacy in East Asia.” (FMR)

4. Mussel Programme

Target species:
Mediterranean mussel

Advantages:

• Fast growth
• Low feed costs
• Strong protein market

Challenge:
Historical production slowed due to red tides. (voconsulting.net)

Opportunity:
Modern water-quality monitoring can reduce risk.

5. Rock Lobster Pilot Programme

Target:
West Coast rock lobster

Namibia’s marine plans identify rock lobster as a future aquaculture opportunity. (FMR) (FMR)

Export markets:

• Japan
• Hong Kong
• China (voconsulting.net)

Important:
Wild harvesting is heavily regulated under Namibia’s Marine Resources Act. (NamibLII)

Pilot recommendation:
Land-based recirculation systems (RAS).

6. Barloworld Engineering Integration

Barloworld Limited
Caterpillar Inc.

Engineering support:

Marine infrastructure:

• Excavators for hatchery construction
• CAT generators
• Water pumps
• Cold chain refrigeration
• Port loading systems

Applications:

• Oyster purification plants
• Abalone tanks
• Mussel processing
• Lobster hatcheries

Official websites:

• https://www.barloworld-equipment.com
• https://www.caterpillar.com

7. Research Proposal Structure

Lead ministries:

Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform

Official sources:

• https://mfmr.gov.na
• https://mawlr.gov.na

Research themes:

• water chemistry
• shellfish disease mapping
• feed innovation
• hatchery optimization
• export compliance
• EU certification

Strategic Conclusion

This expands your model from inland PACU into a full marine aquaculture industrial system:

PACU + Oyster + Abalone + Mussels + Rock Lobster

Industrial chain:

Water → Hatchery → Feed → Growth → Processing → Export

Best regional alignment:

• Erongo = oysters + mussels + export
• ǁKharas = abalone + lobster + seaweed
• Khomas = HQ + research + finance

This gives you a much stronger government and investor-grade feasibility model for Namibia’s blue economy.

custom domain

1. Why Your Domain Name Is Your Digital Identity

Quote: “A brand is no longer what we tell the consumer it is—it is what consumers tell each other it is.” — Scott Cook
Websites:

• ICANN
• GoDaddy

2. Free Domain vs Custom Domain: What’s the Real Difference?

Quote: “Your brand is a story unfolding across all customer touchpoints.” — Jonah Sachs
Websites:

• WordPress.com
• Namecheap

3. How a Domain Builds Authority

Quote: “People do not buy goods and services. They buy relations, stories, and magic.” — Seth Godin
Websites:

• HubSpot
• Moz

4. Why Serious Researchers Need Their Own Domain

Quote: “Research is creating new knowledge.” — Neil Armstrong
Websites:

• Google Scholar
• ResearchGate

5. Your Domain Is Your Intellectual Property

Quote: “Intellectual property is the oil of the 21st century.” — Mark Getty
Websites:

• WIPO
• USPTO

6. The SEO Power of a Custom Domain

Quote: “Content is king, but marketing is queen.” — Gary Vaynerchuk
Websites:

• Google Search Central
• Ahrefs

7. Why Domains Matter for Google Search Visibility

Quote: “The best place to hide a dead body is page two of Google.” — Anonymous
Websites:

• Google
• SEMrush

8. Building a Brand Starts with a Domain

Quote: “Products are made in the factory, but brands are created in the mind.” — Walter Landor
Websites:

• Canva
• Adobe

9. Why Free Subdomains Can Limit Growth

Quote: “If you don’t build your dream, someone else will hire you to help build theirs.” — Tony Gaskins
Websites:

• Blogger
• Medium

10. Owning Your Name Online

Quote: “Your name is your brand.” — Jeff Bezos
Websites:

• LinkedIn
• About.me

11–21

Use the same structure:
Title → Image → Quote → Official Website Sources

Suggested websites:

• 11: Zoho Mail
• 12: Shopify
• 13: Crunchbase
• 14: Cloudflare
• 15: Sedo
• 16: Bluehost
• 17: Nielsen Norman Group
• 18: Reuters
• 19: OpenAI
• 20: Forbes
• 21: Internet Archive

Artic AI Research Debate

1. Who Owns the Future? Inside the Billion-Dollar AI Research War

Sources:

• OpenAI Research
• NVIDIA Research
  Quote: “The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.” — Malcolm X

2. The Arctic Truth: What AI Gets Wrong About the Frozen Ocean

Sources:

• NOAA Arctic Program
• NASA Earth Observatory
  Quote: “Not all those who wander are lost.” — J. R. R. Tolkien

3. Nikola Tesla vs Modern AI: Who Really Invented the Future?

Sources:

• Tesla Universe
• Smithsonian Institution
  Quote: “The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.” — Nikola Tesla

4. The Hidden Empire of Open Source: How Code Controls the World

Sources:

• Linux Foundation
• GitHub
  Quote: “Talk is cheap. Show me the code.” — Linus Torvalds

5. How Billion-Dollar Companies Turn Research into Global Power

Sources:

• Microsoft Research
• Google Research
  Quote: “Knowledge is power.” — Francis Bacon

6. The Data War: Who Controls Human Knowledge in 2026?

Sources:

• IBM Research
• Meta AI
  Quote: “Information is the oil of the 21st century.” — Peter Sondergaard

7. Can AI Rewrite History? The Battle Over Original Research

Sources:

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• Harvard Dataverse
  Quote: “History is written by the victors.” — Winston Churchill

8. Inside the Secret Partnerships Between Governments and Tech Giants

Sources:

• DARPA
• SpaceX

9. The Tesla Blueprint: How Inventors Lose Credit in the Modern Era

Sources:

• IEEE History Center

10. Arctic Resources: The Billion-Dollar Race Under the Ice

Sources:

• USGS Arctic Studies

11. The OpenAI–Microsoft Alliance: Collaboration or Control?

Sources:

• OpenAI
• Microsoft

12. Can Open Source Defeat Corporate Monopolies?

Sources:

• Apache Software Foundation
• Mozilla Foundation

13. What the Arctic Reveals About Climate, Energy, and Political Power

Sources:

• Arctic Council

14. The Billion-Dollar Chip War: NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and the AI Race

Sources:

• NVIDIA
• AMD
• Intel

15. Who Funds Innovation? The Secret Investors Behind Breakthrough Science

Sources:

• Sequoia Capital
• Andreessen Horowitz

16. The Truth About AI Hallucinations in Scientific Research

Sources:

• Nature
• Science Magazine

17. From Tesla to Quantum Computing: The Evolution of Invisible Power

Sources:

• IBM Quantum

18. Can AI Discover What Humans Miss in the Arctic?

Sources:

• European Space Agency

19. The Real Cost of Innovation: Patents, Power, and Lost Inventors

Sources:

• World Intellectual Property Organization

20. WIPO and the Global Patent Battlefield: Who Owns Innovation?

Sources:

• World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• WIPO Patentscope
  Quote: “Ideas shape the course of history.” — John Maynard Keynes

21. Joshua Shipepe Hadula’s Theory: Research Sovereignty in the Age of AI

Credit: Joshua Shipepe Hadula
Sources:

• UNESCO Knowledge Futures
• World Economic Forum Technology
• WIPO Innovation Ecosystems
  Quote: “Research sovereignty begins where knowledge ownership is protected.” — Joshua Shipepe Hadula

Tiki Tiki 2.0 ( Oskido, Argento Dust Salima Chica Remix ) Ft. Bun Xapa

AMANDLA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4oIcVRfmMI&list=RDMMC4oIcVRfmMI&start_radio=1

The New $500B Trade Route that Terrifies America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqlTeKzaalA

https://ium.edu.na

From Storms to Survival: El Niño, Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A 19-Theme Global Journey Through History, Crisis, and Human Resilience

19 Themes: From El Niño to Frankenstein, America, War, and the World Cup — A Global Story of Survival

History shows one truth: humanity adapts. From famine to floods, from war to sport, every crisis creates new stories, ideas, and identities.

Theme 1: Nature Writes History

History is often shaped by nature—droughts, floods, and climate shifts have changed civilizations.

Theme 2: El Niño and Southern Africa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWkOD_ukuE0

El Niño has intensified drought in southern Africa, affecting food systems and migration.

Theme 3: Northern Namibia and the Rain Crisis

Northern regions face both drought and flash floods, showing climate extremes.

Theme 4: When Heavy Rains Change Culture

Storms have inspired stories, myths, and literature for centuries.

Theme 5: The Story of Frankenstein

Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley after the famous “Year Without a Summer” in Europe—caused by volcanic climate disruption, not El Niño or the Bahamas.

Theme 6: Lords, Poets, and the Birth of Horror

At Lake Geneva, Lord Byron challenged guests to write ghost stories. That night helped create Frankenstein.

Theme 7: Queens and Power in Times of Crisis

Royal power often shaped responses to famine, plague, and war.

Theme 8: Nuclear War and Human Fear

The Cold War created global fear of annihilation.

Theme 9: Crisis Creates Innovation

Wars and disasters often accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

Theme 10: The Spirit of United States

America’s story is one of reinvention—immigration, innovation, industry, and resilience.

Theme 11: America and the Global Story

The U.S. has shaped global politics, culture, technology, and sport.

Theme 12: Migration in Times of Hardship

People move when survival demands it.

Theme 13: Food Security and Global Hunger

Climate and conflict continue to threaten food systems.

Theme 14: Sports as Global Healing

Sport often unites where politics divide.

Theme 15: FIFA World Cup and Global Identity

The World Cup tells stories of nations, pride, migration, and identity.

Theme 16: Southern Africa on the World Stage

African nations carry regional hope into global tournaments.

Theme 17: History’s Lesson — Adapt or Fall

Empires rise and fall based on their ability to adapt.

Theme 18: The Future of Climate and Conflict

Climate change may become the next great test of human resilience.

Theme 19: Humanity’s Shared Story

From Namibia to America, from famine to football, from literature to war—the human story is survival, creativity, and adaptation.

Final Reflection

History tells us that nature, crisis, and imagination are deeply connected. Whether it is El Niño in southern Africa, the creation of Frankenstein, the fear of nuclear war, or the joy of the World Cup, each chapter reminds us: humanity endures by adapting.