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sh >file
be sh <file
?My j2me phone's screen resolution is 320x240, and Opera's server does a respectable job in transforming webpages to fit into that small screen size. It also uses a binary file format named OPML to encode the transformed page. With my 2G internet connection, it'd take much more time to load a page and cost me more to load images.
I don't have the privilege to own a desktop, laptop, or even smartphone. I am using a J2ME enabled feature phone with Opera Mini to access the internet. Most websites requiring "modern browsers" are out of reach from me. Thanks to all the people who maintain the websites that are functional without JS or upto ES5.1 (last JS version supported by Opera's server rendering powered by Presto) or less. Only Google Search and Gmail works in Opera Mini, other Google services don't.
So I am out of luck! Anyone out of luck like me?
In src/gemini.rs you wrote:
pub struct GeminiResonse {
...
You meant ''GeminiResponse''?unfortunately i don't see any license for that awk script, but still, just look at it!
> Locking the door of your house (with near impossible to break locks) prevents us to find out what you're doing/keeping in your house, so we can't know whether you're doing/keeping something illegal in your house. So we are going to ban the making and using of unbreakable (or infeasable to break open) locks for locking the door of your house.
< The law-enforcement people as well as the criminals will be able to break into my house. What about that?
Do you like this analogy?
What examples do you know of where the Collatz conjecture is somehow related to seemingly unrelated things in other parts of math?
Do you think you will be able see it solved in your lifetime?
>> All you're doing is fracturing the ecosystem needlessly.
I haven't done anything yet ;)
Compare:
<strong>important</strong>
with: @strong{important}
It looks like some characters saved here. I don't know how much savings would be in the long run.For big sections, one could use @begin{blah} content here @end{blah}.
It looks a bit plesant in my eyes (than html). And only _one_ special character @, which is repeated twice to escape it.
What do you think?
If I think about a text format, the first thing that comes up in my mind is something like Scribe or Texinfo.
Like this:
This is what you write...
---
title = Title here
---
# Heading here
Blah **blah** _meh_ duh @haha.
which is transformed into something like this... @document[type=lwdml,version=1.1]
@meta[
generator="lwdml-md 0.2.7";
time='iso8601#2021-12-31T23:57:34Z#';
docversion=0.1;
]
@title|Title here|
@main
@heading(Heading here)
@start{text}
Blah @bold(blah) @emph(meh) duh @@haha.
@end{text}
@eof.
...which is then served.
This is at least human readable, clean and less repetation and clutter (than html (I think)).In this system, you'd be writing in your favourite markup language (markdown, reST, ...) and compiling it to be served :).
Let V F be a vector space over F. The (curried) inner product is
dot :: V F -> V F -> F
Now I take each vector in a vector v :: V F and apply it to ''dot'' partially to get a covector/one-form v* :: V F -> F.If I take all vectors in V F and apply each of them partially, I should get the covector space V* F :: V F -> F over the field F.
Now, if this makes sense, tell me how to construct
V** F
from this and show that it's isomorphic to V F.What these big companies are trying to do is very clear. They don't want these fools to know much about web. If these people suddenly starts learning about how web works, that'd be a disaster (for Them).
Now, the address bar is just a distraction to them, nothing else. Now, if Google is removing them, let them. If the address bar is hidden, then there's less clutter. So, they'll think that it's better. (You and me know that isn't any better for us. I'd be really angry if they completely remove it.)
> Why are you referring to those big companies as 'Them'?
< You don't know yet?
Address bars? People don't need them. Google should tell you which website you're visiting is good or which is bad if they hide the address bar.
>> cuz the composition of linear maps are defined like that.
It took a long time to understand what they meant. Still I see how it is taught to work out mechanically. Brave friends of mine went to the Wikipedia page to come back with more confusion. Wikipedia is a great reference when you know the subject well enough.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Mathemat...
You mean, pronoia?
502 Bad Gateway
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nginx
what does it mean?