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I should at some point get around to writing the specifications for the alternative web document markup language I've had in my head forever.
HTML isn't bad, but it is definitely constrained by its position as the default markup language for the whole modern web. They need to cater to everyone, from super fancy corporate websites, massive web applications, social media, video sites, encyclopedias, personal homepages, art projects, hobbyists, to professional webdev engineers ...
I really want something purpose-built for a more semantic, personal hypertext web aimed at enthusiasts.
Perhaps it wouldn't be as versatile as HTML, but it doesn't need to fit all use cases of every possible target audience or be viable for businesses.
I am thinking things like …
- Styling should be handled exclusively by the browser based on semantic elements and application-level user preferences (perhaps minimal style recommendations/hints at best).
- Differentiating types of hyperlinks; internal navigation links, important main links, optional context/rabbithole links etc.
- More granular and specific semantic elements, like the uncoupling of times and dates, splitting address/contact elements into specific fields like e-mail and name, quotations with attributions, definitions etc.
- Integration of other semantic data projects such as MusicBrainz, Wikidata or Wikipedia (holy link rot, but we'll see).
- More obligatory metadata like authorship, tags, publishing/modification date etc.
- Integration of non-search engine discoverability features like webrings, directly on a site level
- Easier cross-document reusable elements, i. e. integrating the same header or footer on each site
- Extensive entity-oriented data support with URIs, e. g. in-line fetching of things like names, pronouns or contact data from a central 'person' entity URL to automatically propagate things like name changes through the web.
… and so on.
I could even experiment with the markup tech itself; it doesn't need to be XML after all. It could even be something like a stand-off annotation document allowing the division of content writing from mark-up. Or something with a similarly simple syntax as Markdown, but with semantic instead of styling information.
And then comes the arduous task of implementing a parser. :popcorn: I'm so excited.
#web #webDev #markup #markupLanguages #html #hypertext #www #worldWideWeb #programming #tech
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I should at some point get around to writing the specifications for the alternative web document markup language I've had in my head forever.
HTML isn't bad, but it is definitely constrained by its position as the default markup language for the whole modern web. They need to cater to everyone, from super fancy corporate websites, massive web applications, social media, video sites, encyclopedias, personal homepages, art projects, hobbyists, to professional webdev engineers ...
I really want something purpose-built for a more semantic, personal hypertext web aimed at enthusiasts.
Perhaps it wouldn't be as versatile as HTML, but it doesn't need to fit all use cases of every possible target audience or be viable for businesses.
I am thinking things like …
- Styling should be handled exclusively by the browser based on semantic elements and application-level user preferences (perhaps minimal style recommendations/hints at best).
- Differentiating types of hyperlinks; internal navigation links, important main links, optional context/rabbithole links etc.
- More granular and specific semantic elements, like the uncoupling of times and dates, splitting address/contact elements into specific fields like e-mail and name, quotations with attributions, definitions etc.
- Integration of other semantic data projects such as MusicBrainz, Wikidata or Wikipedia (holy link rot, but we'll see).
- More obligatory metadata like authorship, tags, publishing/modification date etc.
- Integration of non-search engine discoverability features like webrings, directly on a site level
- Easier cross-document reusable elements, i. e. integrating the same header or footer on each site
- Extensive entity-oriented data support with URIs, e. g. in-line fetching of things like names, pronouns or contact data from a central 'person' entity URL to automatically propagate things like name changes through the web.
… and so on.
I could even experiment with the markup tech itself; it doesn't need to be XML after all. It could even be something like a stand-off annotation document allowing the division of content writing from mark-up. Or something with a similarly simple syntax as Markdown, but with semantic instead of styling information.
And then comes the arduous task of implementing a parser. :popcorn: I'm so excited.
#web #webDev #markup #markupLanguages #html #hypertext #www #worldWideWeb #programming #tech
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I should at some point get around to writing the specifications for the alternative web document markup language I've had in my head forever.
HTML isn't bad, but it is definitely constrained by its position as the default markup language for the whole modern web. They need to cater to everyone, from super fancy corporate websites, massive web applications, social media, video sites, encyclopedias, personal homepages, art projects, hobbyists, to professional webdev engineers ...
I really want something purpose-built for a more semantic, personal hypertext web aimed at enthusiasts.
Perhaps it wouldn't be as versatile as HTML, but it doesn't need to fit all use cases of every possible target audience or be viable for businesses.
I am thinking things like …
- Styling should be handled exclusively by the browser based on semantic elements and application-level user preferences (perhaps minimal style recommendations/hints at best).
- Differentiating types of hyperlinks; internal navigation links, important main links, optional context/rabbithole links etc.
- More granular and specific semantic elements, like the uncoupling of times and dates, splitting address/contact elements into specific fields like e-mail and name, quotations with attributions, definitions etc.
- Integration of other semantic data projects such as MusicBrainz, Wikidata or Wikipedia (holy link rot, but we'll see).
- More obligatory metadata like authorship, tags, publishing/modification date etc.
- Integration of non-search engine discoverability features like webrings, directly on a site level
- Easier cross-document reusable elements, i. e. integrating the same header or footer on each site
- Extensive entity-oriented data support with URIs, e. g. in-line fetching of things like names, pronouns or contact data from a central 'person' entity URL to automatically propagate things like name changes through the web.
… and so on.
I could even experiment with the markup tech itself; it doesn't need to be XML after all. It could even be something like a stand-off annotation document allowing the division of content writing from mark-up. Or something with a similarly simple syntax as Markdown, but with semantic instead of styling information.
And then comes the arduous task of implementing a parser. :popcorn: I'm so excited.
#web #webDev #markup #markupLanguages #html #hypertext #www #worldWideWeb #programming #tech
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I should at some point get around to writing the specifications for the alternative web document markup language I've had in my head forever.
HTML isn't bad, but it is definitely constrained by its position as the default markup language for the whole modern web. They need to cater to everyone, from super fancy corporate websites, massive web applications, social media, video sites, encyclopedias, personal homepages, art projects, hobbyists, to professional webdev engineers ...
I really want something purpose-built for a more semantic, personal hypertext web aimed at enthusiasts.
Perhaps it wouldn't be as versatile as HTML, but it doesn't need to fit all use cases of every possible target audience or be viable for businesses.
I am thinking things like …
- Styling should be handled exclusively by the browser based on semantic elements and application-level user preferences (perhaps minimal style recommendations/hints at best).
- Differentiating types of hyperlinks; internal navigation links, important main links, optional context/rabbithole links etc.
- More granular and specific semantic elements, like the uncoupling of times and dates, splitting address/contact elements into specific fields like e-mail and name, quotations with attributions, definitions etc.
- Integration of other semantic data projects such as MusicBrainz, Wikidata or Wikipedia (holy link rot, but we'll see).
- More obligatory metadata like authorship, tags, publishing/modification date etc.
- Integration of non-search engine discoverability features like webrings, directly on a site level
- Easier cross-document reusable elements, i. e. integrating the same header or footer on each site
- Extensive entity-oriented data support with URIs, e. g. in-line fetching of things like names, pronouns or contact data from a central 'person' entity URL to automatically propagate things like name changes through the web.
… and so on.
I could even experiment with the markup tech itself; it doesn't need to be XML after all. It could even be something like a stand-off annotation document allowing the division of content writing from mark-up. Or something with a similarly simple syntax as Markdown, but with semantic instead of styling information.
And then comes the arduous task of implementing a parser. :popcorn: I'm so excited.
#web #webDev #markup #markupLanguages #html #hypertext #www #worldWideWeb #programming #tech
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117084799168358831
ShieldFont FTW! This is genius.
"[C]reators should have a meaningful say in whether their work is used to train AI systems."
"Where consent is not respected, technical design can make taking that work without permission less useful and more costly. … Being discoverable does not mean consenting to AI training.”
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117084799168358831
ShieldFont FTW! This is genius.
"[C]reators should have a meaningful say in whether their work is used to train AI systems."
"Where consent is not respected, technical design can make taking that work without permission less useful and more costly. … Being discoverable does not mean consenting to AI training.”
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117084799168358831
ShieldFont FTW! This is genius.
"[C]reators should have a meaningful say in whether their work is used to train AI systems."
"Where consent is not respected, technical design can make taking that work without permission less useful and more costly. … Being discoverable does not mean consenting to AI training.”
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117084799168358831
ShieldFont FTW! This is genius.
"[C]reators should have a meaningful say in whether their work is used to train AI systems."
"Where consent is not respected, technical design can make taking that work without permission less useful and more costly. … Being discoverable does not mean consenting to AI training.”
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117084799168358831
ShieldFont FTW! This is genius.
"[C]reators should have a meaningful say in whether their work is used to train AI systems."
"Where consent is not respected, technical design can make taking that work without permission less useful and more costly. … Being discoverable does not mean consenting to AI training.”
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When #Birds Fly:
- Can't just shit here all day.
- "we gotta shit around bro" -
When #Birds Fly:
- Can't just shit here all day.
- "we gotta shit around bro" -
When #Birds Fly:
- Can't just shit here all day.
- "we gotta shit around bro" -
I think it's getting a little over priced for 250 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up - especially considering I don't even get close to those speeds.
Should I....?
#inflation #spectrum #internet #www #bills #enshittification #5g
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I think it's getting a little over priced for 250 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up - especially considering I don't even get close to those speeds.
Should I....?
#inflation #spectrum #internet #www #bills #enshittification #5g
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I think it's getting a little over priced for 250 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up - especially considering I don't even get close to those speeds.
Should I....?
#inflation #spectrum #internet #www #bills #enshittification #5g
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I think it's getting a little over priced for 250 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up - especially considering I don't even get close to those speeds.
Should I....?
#inflation #spectrum #internet #www #bills #enshittification #5g
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I think it's getting a little over priced for 250 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up - especially considering I don't even get close to those speeds.
Should I....?
#inflation #spectrum #internet #www #bills #enshittification #5g
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Happy <html></html> day!
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Happy <html></html> day!
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Happy <html></html> day!
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Happy <html></html> day!
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Happy <html></html> day!
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Hey #www #ux designers. Do NOT put !important in your CSS thank you. My user.css is more important than your visual fancies. #accessibility
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35 years www. "Try it."
From: timbl@info .cern.ch (Tim Berners-Lee) Date: 6 Aug 91 16:00:12 GMT -
35 years www. "Try it."
From: timbl@info .cern.ch (Tim Berners-Lee) Date: 6 Aug 91 16:00:12 GMT -
For the 35th anniversary of the first web site launch by @timbl we should remember especially the wonderful help section of this site.
"Put up some data
Suggest someone else does
Manage a subject area
Write some software
Send us suggestions
Tell your friends"I somehow follow these points since I went online 25 years ago:
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For the 35th anniversary of the first web site launch by @timbl we should remember especially the wonderful help section of this site.
"Put up some data
Suggest someone else does
Manage a subject area
Write some software
Send us suggestions
Tell your friends"I somehow follow these points since I went online 25 years ago:
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For the 35th anniversary of the first web site launch by @timbl we should remember especially the wonderful help section of this site.
"Put up some data
Suggest someone else does
Manage a subject area
Write some software
Send us suggestions
Tell your friends"I somehow follow these points since I went online 25 years ago:
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For the 35th anniversary of the first web site launch by @timbl we should remember especially the wonderful help section of this site.
"Put up some data
Suggest someone else does
Manage a subject area
Write some software
Send us suggestions
Tell your friends"I somehow follow these points since I went online 25 years ago:
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For the 35th anniversary of the first web site launch by @timbl we should remember especially the wonderful help section of this site.
"Put up some data
Suggest someone else does
Manage a subject area
Write some software
Send us suggestions
Tell your friends"I somehow follow these points since I went online 25 years ago:
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#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Alexander Fleming (1881) - best known for discovering world's first antibiotic substance benzylpenicillin (Penicillin G).
USA dropped #Atomic #Bomb on #Hiroshima (1945).
#WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the #Internet (1991).
#Curiosity (rover) landed on #Mars (2012).
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#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Alexander Fleming (1881) - best known for discovering world's first antibiotic substance benzylpenicillin (Penicillin G).
USA dropped #Atomic #Bomb on #Hiroshima (1945).
#WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the #Internet (1991).
#Curiosity (rover) landed on #Mars (2012).
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#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Alexander Fleming (1881) - best known for discovering world's first antibiotic substance benzylpenicillin (Penicillin G).
USA dropped #Atomic #Bomb on #Hiroshima (1945).
#WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the #Internet (1991).
#Curiosity (rover) landed on #Mars (2012).
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#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Alexander Fleming (1881) - best known for discovering world's first antibiotic substance benzylpenicillin (Penicillin G).
USA dropped #Atomic #Bomb on #Hiroshima (1945).
#WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the #Internet (1991).
#Curiosity (rover) landed on #Mars (2012).
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#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Alexander Fleming (1881) - best known for discovering world's first antibiotic substance benzylpenicillin (Penicillin G).
USA dropped #Atomic #Bomb on #Hiroshima (1945).
#WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the #Internet (1991).
#Curiosity (rover) landed on #Mars (2012).
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PGA TOUR Superstore Brings PXG to All Stores Nationwide, Expanding Access to Custom-Fit Performance
PXG products can now be found inside PGA TOUR Superstore locations throughout the U.S. Here is a sample…
#Golf #PXG|ParsonsXtremeGolf #ParsonsXtremeGolf #PXG #www.pgatoursuperstore.com #www.PXG.com
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Get your shit together CloudFlare!! It's been broken on Firefox for like 3 weeks now. I can't log in to any sites using CloudFlare captcha.
It forces me to switch to Chromium every time I hit this wall. To have such a crucial piece of the web broken for this long on a major browser is insanity to me as a developer.
The general drop in software quality over the last 3 years is unacceptable. Hire more QA people and quit relying exclusively on automation you fools!
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Get your shit together CloudFlare!! It's been broken on Firefox for like 3 weeks now. I can't log in to any sites using CloudFlare captcha.
It forces me to switch to Chromium every time I hit this wall. To have such a crucial piece of the web broken for this long on a major browser is insanity to me as a developer.
The general drop in software quality over the last 3 years is unacceptable. Hire more QA people and quit relying exclusively on automation you fools!
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Get your shit together CloudFlare!! It's been broken on Firefox for like 3 weeks now. I can't log in to any sites using CloudFlare captcha.
It forces me to switch to Chromium every time I hit this wall. To have such a crucial piece of the web broken for this long on a major browser is insanity to me as a developer.
The general drop in software quality over the last 3 years is unacceptable. Hire more QA people and quit relying exclusively on automation you fools!
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Get your shit together CloudFlare!! It's been broken on Firefox for like 3 weeks now. I can't log in to any sites using CloudFlare captcha.
It forces me to switch to Chromium every time I hit this wall. To have such a crucial piece of the web broken for this long on a major browser is insanity to me as a developer.
The general drop in software quality over the last 3 years is unacceptable. Hire more QA people and quit relying exclusively on automation you fools!
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#News #Ceuta #EU #Europe #SpecialSession #ForeignMinisters #MigrationCrisis
Word has spread even to the media (Radio HR3) that the storming of Ceuta was clearly coordinated and orchestrated online, on the #Internet #www! ...
The #EU now wants, among other things, to “monitor” #social #media ...
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#News #Ceuta #EU #Europe #SpecialSession #ForeignMinisters #MigrationCrisis
Word has spread even to the media (Radio HR3) that the storming of Ceuta was clearly coordinated and orchestrated online, on the #Internet #www! ...
The #EU now wants, among other things, to “monitor” #social #media ...
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