Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
Rockville, Maryland, USA
Joined March 2008
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Maybe the city could make it easier for pedestrians to cross Grove? Or do they plan to close all 3 stairways, not just 2?
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I think I did take that position on defaults, conditional on the new thing being a visibly distinct feature. Could write on justification...
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Thanks for the reminder. I wrote down a strawman proposal to (hopefully) lead to further discussion: github.com/w3ctag/design-pri…
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Another few hours and @dhbaron will presumably return to his normal level of Twitter mentions, some small % of which incorrectly go to me.
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Sure, and there's huge demand to move to the Bay Area. Meeting that demand, in a dense setting, would be a huge win for the environment.
I'd like to start with a million units (order of magnitude, anyway) and see where that gets us. (Mostly near Muni/BART/Caltrain.)
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Viewing 1,645 to 3,025 residential units as "massive" seems like admitting defeat, relative to the amount of housing the Bay Area needs.
Massive #Pier70 project slated for approvals next week #waterfrontSF #RealestateSF socketsite.com/archives/2017…
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Is it worth investigating what portion of the revocations that are found in CRLs can also be determined as revoked using OCSP?
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right now I think it's -12 to +14, -9:30, -2:30, +4:30, +5:30, +5:45, +6:30, +8:30, +9:30, +10:30, +12:45... so 37.
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Another: how many sets of current timezone rules are there. But that's hard since some countries don't publish in advance, so can't compare.
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That seems like one of a few ways to look at it that doesn't require hours of puzzling over the definition of "time zone".
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Help how? I think the issue is reasonably clear from the thread, which all looks properly-threaded (each tweet has 1 reply).
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I was originally trying to take it up with @DonorBox since the bad UI in question has their branding. Could be Plaid, though.
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Teaching users that that's OK sometimes is teaching them to do things that put them at very serious risk online.
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The fundamental problem is that the browser URL bar says who you're communicating with. Users should never enter bank password at not-bank.
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It could also be somebody who hacks the @yimbyaction website, since users entering bank passwords into that site makes it a valuable target
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The criminal could be someone who sets up a site similar to yours, using something that looks like @DonorBox, but steals the password
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