The semver spec doesn't specifically address such changes, focusing more on
API-level changes. The Ruby community seems to have boiled semver down to:
PATCH 0.0.x level changes for implementation level detail changes, such as
small bug fixes
MINOR 0.x.0 level changes for any backwards compatible
Just in case anyone was (like me) wondering how a wildcard certificate would
work with multiple levels of subdomains, it turns out that EZproxy has custom
support for SSL built-in and automatically converts
example.org.ezproxy.example.org to use hyphens in the subdomains:
@listserv.nd.edu/msg22055.html
Myself, as a dev, I’d want to investigate a solution based around something
caching and fast like Varnish, but there’s nothing pre-made out there like
EZproxy right now, so it’s what everybody uses.
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On January 15, 2015 at 4:39:39 PM
How does that Drupal module compare with
https://open.umich.edu/wiki/Badges/build ?
Personally I couldn't make heads or tails of the Mozilla Badges project
until I saw this page's overview at https://wiki.mozilla.org/Badges and
I think the last idea with a doorbell is on the right track. Forget tiny
notifications on individuals' computers and instead put up a screen in a
central spot which you can use as an informal notice board and buzzer,
connected perhaps to a webcam or security image so people can see the
traffic and
If I understand things correctly: If your cheapie hosting account has a
static domain name, set up a cname from your university domain to your
cheapie domain. cname is usually used for domain to domain translation, A
records are used for domain to IP address translation.
Louis.
On Tuesday,
There's a simple trick to fix quite a few pesky validation errors -- swap to
an HTML5 doctype instead of the XHTML spec, which really did go too far. It
mistakenly removes the target attribute from links, for instance, and it's
not until HTML5 that you can nest block-displayed elements within a
As Nielsen says in a 2005 Alertbox column, Putting A/B Testing in Its
Placehttp://www.useit.com/alertbox/20050815.html,
a large part of why A/B testing is successful or not comes down to the
metric you're measuring to define that success. If there is no agreement on
the value of that metric, it's
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 5:32 PM, Bill Janssen jans...@parc.com wrote:
At PARC, we have some digital documents from the early '90's in FrameMaker
version 1 and 2. But we have no versions of FrameMaker suitable for opening
them, and re-rendering them in a more accessible format. I'm wondering
Given my journal2epub script's experience with the Code4Lib journal
site, does Anthologize have an option to produce TOC items from post
headings, modifying the HTML to add IDs where necessary? Does it map
links to posts with their offline copies, preserving references? Does
it try to add the
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