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WWW/Internet: Curl, Mozilla and WordPress

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 8th of May 2020 04:14:23 AM Filed under
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  • Daniel Stenberg: qlog with curl

    I want curl to be on the very bleeding edge of protocol development to aid the Internet protocol development community to test out protocols early and to work out kinks in the protocols and server implementations using curl’s vast set of tools and switches.

    For this, curl supported HTTP/2 really early on and helped shaping the protocol and testing out servers.

    For this reason, curl supports HTTP/3 already August 2019. A convenient and well-known client that you can then use to poke on your brand new HTTP/3 servers too and we can work on getting all the rough edges smoothed out before the protocol is reaching its final state.

  • Mozilla starts funding open source coronavirus tech projects

    Mozilla has revealed the first set of open source projects that will receive funding for developing innovative technology for use during the coronavirus pandemic.

    On Wednesday, the non-profit said that three recipients, so far, have been selected from over 160 applicants from 30 countries.

    The COVID-19 Solutions Fund Awards were opened less than two weeks ago. The scheme, launched under the Mozilla Open Source Support (MOSS) awards program, offers applicants up to $50,000 each to develop open source technology that tackles issues caused by COVID-19.

  • March Madness 2020 is cancelled (in May)

    Welcome to May 2020, where everything is terrible.

    Let's take a look at a bug reported against a site rendered irrelevant by the world we find ourselves currently living in, one where March Madness 2020 was cancelled.

    That site is bracketchallenge.ncaa.com, which I've never used, but I gather is fun cross between Pogs and college basketball. But sponsored by a Fortune 500 American bank.

    [...]

    So what are the "security flaws that allow for exploits of authentication" in non-Chrome Mobile browsers? The first rule of playing basketball pogs, it turns out, is to just fabricate nonsense. Actually, I can see why children and adults (and banks!) love March Madness so much.

  • The Future of WordPress: The Block Editor Is Here to Stay

    Soviet-style mind manipulation and propaganda for certain unnamed companies.

    It is not all negative. Far more comments are from people who are ecstatic about the current editor and the upcoming features that will expand the block system to other areas of WordPress.

    However, I felt the need to address a recent request that we stop covering the block editor. While I cannot speak for our entire staff, there are two simple truths about why I write about blocks.

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