I've enabled HTTP/2 for my new subdomain . This new domain is to allow me to trial new web features that may not work in all browsers. This includes features like ES6 modules . To begin with I'm adding HTTP/2 support.

Article 13 of a directive on copyright introduces automated scanning of user uploaded content to identify copyright violations. This includes text, images, audio and video. People make accusations of censorship. The directive calls on the relevant parties to define best practices and explicitly mentions "appropriate and proportionate content recognition technologies" as an example. Content recognition technologies is where automated scanning comes in. This video explains some instances of copyr... read more

My latest website update takes it to a new place, it has gone single page . Now internal links will generally cause a partial replacement of page. I didn't use any frameworks and was able to reuse much of my existing code. Clicking links is intercepted and the link is checked to see if it is possible to load the content into the existing page. If it is, an HTTP request is made for a JSON document, the document contains the HTML snippet and some metadata. The HTML is generated on the server usin... read more

So I recently posted an article I had floating around as a draft for a while. I't been a while since I last posted and it seemed like a quick way to release something. I made a few edits and posted. Turn's out I had already posted it a few months earlier . Oh well. The new versions's better, now I'm now repeating myself.

I had planned to complain about TypeScript because I couldn't generate the doc the way I wanted (documentation generation matters). Then I found the flag to fix it so I decided to say something nice. Yes, TypeScript is a bit better than JavaScript. No, I'm not going to change my website to use it any time soon but that is because I'm tired of rewritting it. I had implemented a simple JavaScript library and application to poll and parse a JSON resource. Then I asked myself, why JavaScript? I... read more