> From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2001 12:44:10 -0800
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Sockets vs. POST
>
>> What kind of trouble?
>> Trouble with extracting the posted data ?
>> Trouble with the encoding of 8-bit ASCII chars ?
>
> Mostly that the server is reporting that the header contains invalid data.
> Yesterday's error was that I'm missing a semicolon somewhere, but in
> reviewing the Interarchy dump I can't find a semicolon present when I use a
> browser that is not present when I make the same call from MC. :(
>
What would be really nice is to have something which would analyse tow text
files and colourize the bits that differed. This is the sort of thing that
you need to do with matching genetic sequences, so I'm sure the algorithms
are out there (Xavier -:), but an nice scriptable app would be a boon.
Anyone know of one?
NB: five times the hosting costs for a dedicated server works out the same
price for 5 people if my maths is right. If you include me that leaves 3
more @ $20 a month. I remember reading this thing about those "freeways" in
the States, where everyone drives the same speed? Well in California
apparently they closed one of the lanes to everyone - save those cars with 4
or more people in them; worked a treat with those willing to share zipping
along - getting to work much faster. Any Californians out there?
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