=httpWHATWG/a
But, what happens now?
a href=http://whatwg.org; protocol=mailtoWHATWG/a
Hilarious :-)
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with
predefined breakpoints.
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* not needed. This is such a small use case, and is doable
already with canvas or other web features.
Advanced tours? WebGL.
Less advanced ones? Canvas, - or just images, css, transitions and
animations.
This is really something you can easily build with existing technologies.
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reader, if you
have one in your user agent, just use it... It will work already.
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for it.
This isn't limiting it for the sake of making anything easier, it's not
like the x is an integer is any easier than the x is a float. And if
you *do* somehow find a good use for it down the line (and I believe there
might be, maybe 0.5x) it'll be there and work. No harm. :)
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On Thu, 05 Jul 2012 10:47:46 +0200, Mathias Bynens math...@qiwi.be wrote:
Has the time come to drop this compatibility requirement?
Looks like a good time, if there truly has been no compat problems with
doing the change Mozilla did. We'll align and try it out.
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actually? I'm not so sure if the spec is the first and best
way to go to find the error(?)
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Javascript turned off.
However, you can also polyfill the simple version, but you would get two
requests in some browsers if you do that. So you can optimize what you
want. The only thing we're talking about
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suggested by Odin):
img src=data: srcset=foo.jpg 1x, foo2.jpg 2x
style=display:none;noscriptimg src=foo.jpg/noscript
It was not first suggested by me, I shopped around in the RespImg CG and
on different blogs and comments and articles and picked that up
somewhere along the path.
I think Scott
, and ignore the we want pictures
fast requirement.
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Me neither. I'm no big fan of non-valid URIs. :-)
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this
is not a suitable solution.
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so that it's easy to follow and read (I read email on my phone
when I'm out, and I love when people write emails that work nicely on
the phone).
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content image
then. Only doing pixel densities feels very limiting. A bit too limiting
to be useful for the non-art directed I just want it to go fast.
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element should
always defer? It actually *has to* because it uses media queries, so in
fact, picture might be a solution for model 2 in the future.
But @srcset is solving the other part of the equation (model 1).
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load the one it wants for zoom
straight away.
It's decideable! If a browser does something that's ugly, the users of
that browser will just have to bear with it, or switch to another one
(hehe ;-) ).
These are not things at a user experience level, that need to be
interopable.
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preferable (concise, easy to read etc)
and can do both - I would however prefer that it put most weight on how
the image tag is mostly used on the web today. And allowing sites to
mobile enable their images by adding smaller images to srcset.
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that will happen most often: for
retina type displays:
img src=odin-in-suit.jpg srcset=odin-in-s...@2.jpg 2x
bruce-speaking-for-myself-not-Opera
I'm not speaking for Opera either, but we do work for Opera, and it's
hard to disclaim everything always.
I hope it made sense.
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are similar enough. Would be nice to
be consistent if that makes sense.
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there, but they are orthogonal to what we're talking
about here. I think it's something worth solving, but doing it
inside srcset is not where.
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, --
but for this use case just doing text/server-js seems rather nice :-)
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real pixels, it could opt to show dog-lo.jpg rather
than dog.jpg.
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Kornel Lesiński said:
Odin said:
Actually, for this to work, the user agent needs to know the size of the
standard image. So:
img src=dog.jpg width=960
srcset=d...@2.jpg 2x, dog-lo.jpg 500w
So if you've got the smartphone held in portrait, it's 250 css pixels
wide, and so 500 real
.
Firefox: Gives up after ~15 minutes.
Chromium: Doesn't ever give up. Longer and longer retry intervals, upper
limit (I think) of 1 minute between each retry.
And the TL version follows:
On Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:44:56 +0200, Odin Hørthe Omdal odi...@opera.com
wrote:
If I understand
also build your video player to show that date
on-screen, because 17:00 on the screen might be 18:13 at my place, because
a) I'm in a different time zone, and b) there's 13 minutes worth of
buffering between the Formula 1 production cameras and my computer.
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/researchanddevelopment/2012/02/what-does-currenttime-mean-in.shtml
3.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/researchanddevelopment/2012/01/implementing-startoffsettime-f.shtml
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get the cached image directly
from the browser (because it already has it, only won't show it).
Obviously, if there hadn't been a crossOrigin-attribute, this would be the
nice way to handle all image fetching.
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the crossorigin attribute
at all, and just send Origin-header to all cross-origin images. But then
everyone needs to do the same thing, and it would apparently also break
some sites (
http://lists.whatwg.org/pipermail/whatwg-whatwg.org/2011-June/032212.html
).
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like that, if there are any good reasons. WebKit's method
seemed most obvious to me at first, but after investigating a bit I'm not
sure anymore...
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footerpBy Ben/p/footer
/article
article
pBetter than butter, I say/p
footerpBy Adam/p/footer
/article
/article
Perfect is the enemy of good. Cue in xhtml2. :-)
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Norsk, personleg: http
/wiki/Rationale#Failed_proposals
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, streams, etc are less of a moving target». But WebKit may
implement it, but I guess they need a test case.
So I need a test case. Also heard that Microsoft is very interested to
implement features that have test cases, and maybe even be first (!)
because of that.
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you might try to control the buffers/caches, but that's
not always possible. I've tried before, and can't really get it thight
enough, there's too many variables, and Icecast might not be able to
tweak itself to make a really good low latency low buffering live
sending.
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interesting. Of course, very early, I guess you'll find
very few, so maybe it isn't interesting. But, well.
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it will be very small, but it'd be interesting to
see. And maybe someone could do trending of it after a few years.
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, and tell you what? That was NOT a nice
experience, I tried many different ones, none were as easy and
to-the-point as just the nice prompt().
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very
frustrating because it's so much used.
So although it might not be easier from a parser perspective, it's at
least easier for authors. (depending on what you use comments for, but
I'd take a wild guess that most comments in WebSRT would be
single-line)
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? Or even send the slides (images) themselves as
data-urls in the track?
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of my tool chain is Ogg-tools, and they work
remarkably well and are stable.
And Theora is just getting better and better ;-) Also, it doesn't need
a new CPU to encode.
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it as my
single income these last months. However, it needs improving if it's
to stay like that.
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.
Anyway, as of now I'm just waiting for a way to tell my webapp what
slide we're on (sync with the live streaming video).
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On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 1:24 PM, Chris Double chris.dou...@double.co.nz wrote:
2010/5/23 Odin Omdal Hørthe odin.om...@gmail.com:
Anyway, as of now I'm just waiting for a way to tell my webapp what
slide we're on (sync with the live streaming video).
Can't you use the timeupdate event, get
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