Maar natuurlijk Jan Marco, kan me alleen niet aan de indruk onttrekken, toch een beetje teleurgesteld in je:
En is het niet ook zo dat je anders naar je relatie gaat kijken als je je opeens realiseert dat de eerste date met haar waarschijnlijk ook via het zo populaire 'JSON data interchange format' tot stand kwam:
For me, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a delightful data sharing/transfer format to use. It is simple to use and read. It is very fast to process. It is also subset of YAML which is even easier to read.
Wel dienen de eerste tekenen zich al aan, hunkert opnieuw naar een ander:
Use YAML for JSONSchema definitions. Yes, YAML for JSONSchema definitions. YAML allows comments (JSON doesn’t) and is easier to read for humans.
Sterker nog, je kan je afvragen of hier geen sprake is van “veelwijverij”:
I’ve suffered through CSV, ASN.1, SGML, XML, and custom data formats of various flavors and cannot fully express my love for JSON here.
Goeie vraag. Ik ben altijd trouw gebleven. Delrina, jij hebt haar ook wel eens ontmoet.
Als bekend, met FAX CCIT Group 3 support. Erg makkelijk in de omgang:
/* Make the current image look OK as a 1-bit image */
nRet = L_HalfToneBitmap(LEADBitmap, HT_VIEW, 45, 0, NULL, 0);
if(nRet != SUCCESS)
return nRet;
/* Save the image as raw FAX. */
nRet = L_SaveBitmap(MAKE_IMAGE_PATH(TEXT("TMP.TIF")), LEADBitmap, _
FILE_FAX_G3_2D, 1, 0, NULL);
if(nRet != SUCCESS)
return nRet;
/* Free the bitmap */
if(LEADBitmap->Flags.Allocated)
L_FreeBitmap(LEADBitmap);
Dat jij daar trouwens niet op tippelde zegt ook wat, je bent te aardig 
Had het opzettelijk in kleine letters gehouden, “javascript”, meteen na mijn “JSON”-reprimande …
SO weer, gung-ho, is it JavaScript or Javascript?
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JavaScript is trademarked by Sun, which is now Oracle. The true naming is ECMAScript but JavaScript is the well known name for it.
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This is incorrect, JavaScript is not ECMAScript, it’s an implementation of ECMAScript, there’s a big difference there.
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The letter case is not important for trademarks in US law, therefore JavaScript, Javascript, or even JaVaScRipT is a trademark by Oracle, see: tess2.uspto.gov.
Korte metten mee maken:
- According to the RFC, the programming language is called JavaScript.
Is in een relatie een verhoogde frequentie niet ook significant? Oh Bert! Oh Delrina!
Al drie of vier dagen op rij steeds iets online gezet jij:
Wat betreft dat RetroShare, in het MaidSafe-forum - ja, eigenlijk het SAFE Network-forum natuurlijk - trouwens, even nog een weetje tussendoor, hun en onze forum-software (Discourse) is afkomstig van dezelfde geestelijke vader (Jeff Atwood) als degene die dat ook voor Stack Overflow concipieerde - maar goed, in dat forum dus keken ze ook licht onder de indruk naar RetroShare …
User @psecdocumentary in ‘Marketing’:
Non-Monetary Incentives For Joining The Safe Network
RetroShare is purely application-based (no web) and in order for the encryption to work at all (and RetroShare is entirely dependent upon its encryption for understandable and obvious reasons) your router has to have extremely good UPnP on board, otherwise its just not going to work properly, if at all.
Though custom router firmware options such as OpenWRT, DD-WRT, etc do solve the UPnP problem, the other problem is that there are still a great many routers that custom firmware platforms simply will not install to just yet. In the current economy, many people do not have the extra money to spare right now to get a good expensive router that will support this sort of thing.
Purely ‘application-based’ verklaart hoe het kan dat speciaal jij er naar kijkt?
En ‘no web’ was jou ook opgevallen:
Het helemaal kortsluiten:
RetroShare using TOR and I2P would then also no longer need to worry about silly UPnP issues once they create their own plugins to route things through The Safe Network. They would then also be able to store data into The Safe Network and be able to have a website system of their own that co-exists on The Safe Network web, such as for example:
safe://my-website.ext retroshare://my-website.rsRetroShare would simply need to create a plugin that is able to communicate with The Safe Network web browser, simple as that.
Over MaidSafe nog: verder opgeschoven binnen de eerder door jou bekritiseerde overstap op ‘Rust’
Gisteren in dat forum, wat is dat toch met “quic-p2p”?
QUIC, Quinn & Crust: an update:
We’ll start off with a super quick glossary.
QUIC: A Brief History:
So where did QUIC come from? While we may not agree with their surveillance capitalistic practices, QUIC originated at Google — but stay with us. It was an experimental network protocol designed by Jim Roskind who worked at Google at the time. They deployed it across Chrome, YouTube and Search as well as other services to allow them to observe the protocol in action.
While we may not agree :
However, the version that Google developed is very different to how it looks today. From the wire format of the packets, to the handshake and the mapping of HTTP, QUIC grew organically thanks to open collaboration and a shared goal by many developers of making the Internet faster and more secure.