@janl @nslater There are *wildly* different things listed in that timeline. For example, medium.com/teaching-learning… and linuxjournal.com/content/gir…
@nslater Great presentation, except for exactly this slide. Making a bar chart of that data makes no sense at all.
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“Over 700 Million People Taking Steps to Avoid NSA Surveillance” schneier.com/blog/archives/2… • I certainly have changed my behavior quite a bit.
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“The Sony Hack and the Yellow Press”, by my favorite screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin nytimes.com/2014/12/15/opini…
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@roidrage Interesting. We’ve had a no-accounting policy for 15 years, and I’m quite sure everyone takes 30 days (which is what we want)
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@olivergierke @carta_ Ehrlich gesagt weiß ich nicht so recht, was Du mir sagen willst
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@trisha_gee Wow, only saw this now. Great product, great job. Congrats!
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You’ve got to be impressed y both Solr and Jepsen, as well as the people behind it. bit.ly/1At2ffw
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@janl @morganhallgren True for a liberal interpretation of what PE means. But that’s just words, not disputing the point.
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@janl @morganhallgren Which is totally fine. Just a different set of constraints and trade-offs
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@janl @morganhallgren Whereas Offline first aims to optimize for robustness in terms of network connectivity, sacrificing some compatibility
@janl @morganhallgren There is value in PE in that it aims for maximum compatibility & robustness in terms of the required feature set.
@janl @morganhallgren Not sure how that can be, as it won’t work in browsers that are too old. I can see how you’d do graceful degradation
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@morganhallgren I’m not sure. I think it’s kind of reasonable to view “mainly offline apps” as a different class, as I think @janl does
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