@mirzaba But game development needs very little capital. There's nothing really stopping developers from just going their own way. There are no MOPs that need to be seized, only people.
@mirzaba Have you considered that there are perfectly legitimate reasons for following an instance's admin even if one doesn't particularly care for its clientele? We've had our dusts with @moonman on here a couple of times over the years, but I'd say the results have been for the better. Except for that one nazi guy, but since I haven't seen any posts from him in a long time he must have tuckered himself out just as moonman predicted
Tomas SA2TMS (tomas@social.umeahackerspace.se)'s status on Sunday, 01-Sep-2019 18:16:13 EDT
Tomas SA2TMSSo I'm back in the web mines, and the thing that has most struck me most this last week is the way document.cookie works in JS. To add some key=value to it you just set document.cookie="key=value". Not something like document.setCookie("key", "value").. Reading it back gives you the entire list of cookie variables (not just the one you added), which you of course have to parse yourself (or use jquery or whatever)
If I go with the usual grid tie inverter + charger/inverter combo then I'll also need an MPPT battery charger with a relay so that the panels are switched to the charger rather than the grid tie inverter if the power goes out
@nolan AMP's rewriting of stuff to be hosted by Google specifically in a way that increases their surveillance, with *pressure* to do so in exchange for a boost in traffic that will absolutely go away anyway once they've forced the entire ecosystem to move over to it, is a sure sign of monopolistic behavior that Google deserves to get hit with an antitrust lawsuit for more than anything else I've seen so far.
@neauoire Counterpoint: Postel's method leads to complex parsers, which leads to parser bugs. If you need to Postel then your protocol's grammar is probably too complex