So a friend of mine sent me a link to one of Prok’s latest blog posts- “The Evils of OpenID“-, probably expecting me to agree that Prok is being a raving loony. Unfortunately, there are some things in the post that I do agree with. Prok’s points: I won’t be responding to all of Prok’s [...]
UPDATE Okay, so perhaps I was a little bit harsh on Trident- the CSS 2.1 portions of the new design for sw.slr work flawlessly in IE8, so with Dean Edwards’ Javascript libraries, the CSS3 portions should work sufficiently as well. So I’ve decided to rephrase my position as “reducing” support for IE- it is still [...]
I’m experimenting with using Google Moderator to handle feature requests. Head over there, vote on a suggestion, or make a new one yourself!
Okay, this topic rears its head again. Your Second Life password cannot be longer than 16 characters. several of the examples Jeska provides are invalid because of this arbitrary limit. There is no good reason for passwords being limited to 16 characters. OpenID logins for Second Life are trivial to implement..
Update: After poking around the Microformats Wiki, I’ve altered my proposal slightly to use the enclosure value. Timeless Prototype With the recent increase in OpenSim usage, the natural progression will be for people to offer entire simulator creations for download. What we now need is a searchable tag to easily find such downloadable simulators. I’m [...]
If the client is a user agent, it SHOULD NOT change its document view from that which caused the request to be sent. This response is primarily intended to allow input for actions to take place without causing a change to the user agent’s active document view, although any new or updated metainformation SHOULD be [...]
I recently committed my LLSD parser to the public SVN server, after someone posted on the RegAPI mailing list asking for a LLSD parser that worked under PHP5.First the example script, then a step by step explanation of the output. 01< ?php02header(’Content-Type:text/plain’); # makes it easier to read the output03define(’UHU_DEBUG_MODE’,true); # enables extended error reporting04define(’UHU_ERROR_AS_EXCEPTION’,true); [...]
Here’s a little something I put together earlier- tree/branch style navigation, powered entirely by CSS3 selectors, using valid XHTML 1.1 Strict code. It seems to work in every browser, though IE7 doesn’t seem to support the coolest feature- the ability to have the page keep branches open while you navigate through branches higher up the [...]
After finding that the new HTTP In support in LSL didn’t allow the Content-Type header to be set, I developed a Userscript for Greasemonkey to circumvent the issue by utilising Firefox’s support for data URIs. Install Userscript.
Once again, I’ve updated the composite and distribution guide maps.
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