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i remember reading through HTTP RFCs a while ago, particularly about the Link header, and whenever it made use of syntax defined elsewhere it would helpfully include a sentence like "this document also uses [term] as defined in [other document]" which made my research a lot easier
ulhar4409
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2025-11-27 05:34
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Pretty sure a URL by default means fully qualified if there are no other details. It's normal in specs to not say defaults like that every time
[tantek]
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2025-11-27 05:25
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all the examples in the spec have a scheme and a host included, so i'm guessing it Must have those, but it irks me a little that it doesn't say for sure
ulhar4409
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2025-11-27 05:21
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working on a micropub server, and the specs I'm reading aren't very clear on this: how qualified must a "url" parameter be for the server to accept it? conversely, how "vague" should a url be to reject it?
ulhar4409
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2025-11-27 05:09
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alright there's an attempt a start of a page. please review gRegor, aaronpk
[tantek]
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2025-11-27 04:25
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edited /Dreamwidth (+133) "added A Tumblr User’s Guide to Dreamwidth"
Loqi
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2025-11-27 03:11
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Which they tried to remove a few years ago but people revolted.
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-26 23:12
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Yikes I better get out there and photograph a bunch in the wild
[tantek]
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2025-11-26 23:10
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Oh that's lovely. Yes those signs are very much a vibe
[tantek]
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2025-11-26 23:10
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Speaking of CSS and typography -a font called "Fran Sans" based on typography of signage from the Bay Area. https://emilysneddon.com/fran-sans-essay
[artlung]
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2025-11-26 23:01
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