Malgré une miniature aguicheuse ainsi que des, le contenu est pertinent et instructif.

Demonstration of various tracking technologies to collect user data, using dark patterns in cookie banners for example.

Technical standards, like those from @w3c, aim to improve #privacy
, and solutions include a taxonomy of tracking purposes and standardized consent recording to enhance compliance and user control.

There were already a "Do Not Track" for Firefox. Let's see if an standardized HTTP header or something similar can solve this.

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It was so simple, anyone who wanted to could create a free account [on Geocities, Tripod, FortuneCities, or Freeservers and build a website to share their hobbies and ideas.

The web was more about browsing and exploration.

It is worth remembering a website [...] can also be art. The web is also a creative and cultural space that [can be Free from convention defined by commercial product design and marketing].

If the commercial web is "industrial", you could say that the small web is "artisanal". One is not better than the other. They serve different needs and both can co-exist in an open web.

There is a lot of old good website, internet archive links and examples

To improve testing: throws many test and get a way to verify the output is correct.

For example, sorting numbers by ascending order should results in

for i in 1..output.len() {
   assert!(
       output[i - 1] <= output[i],
       "input {input:?} failed at index {i}, output {output:?}",
   );
}

Then implement a shrinker to reduce the list to the smallest possible error. Better
input [58, 33] failed at index 1, output [58, 33] than an array of 200 elements.

TODO: https://sunshowers.io/posts/monads-through-pbt/#2-drawing-the-rest-of-the-owl

When I got started in computers, you had to do low-level bit twiddling to get anything very interesting done, so you pretty much couldn’t avoid learning about XOR. But these days, to a high-level programmer, it’s much more of an optional thing, and you can perfectly well not know much about it.

So I collected some thoughts together and gave a lecture on XOR. Slightly to my own surprise, I was able to spend a full hour talking about it – and then over the course of the next couple of weeks I remembered several other things I could usefully have mentioned.

All of it is available on this page.