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  1. John Cleese on Creativity (Transcript)

    (Timo Tijhof)

    The below is transcribed from a 1991 talk by John Cleese titled Creativity in Management.

  2. 📎 Unifying Wikipedia mobile and desktop domains

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Until now, when you visited a wiki (like en.wikipedia.org), the server responded in one of two ways: a desktop page, or a redirect to the equivalent mobile URL (like en.m.wikipedia.org).

  3. YouTube in a feed reader is… better?

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Two months ago, I deleted my YouTube subscriptions.

  4. Lockfiles for apps, not packages (still)

    (Timo Tijhof)

    TL;DR: My updated take is Lockfiles for Node.js apps, not for other projects.

  5. How we balance security and openness at Wikimedia

    (Timo Tijhof)

    How does an open philosophy jive with best practices in performance and security?

  6. An Internet of PHP

    (Timo Tijhof)

    PHP is big.

  7. Browser adoption rates

    (Timo Tijhof)

    For two years in 2020 and 2021, I shared Wikipedia’s worldwide browser statistics on Mastodon under #browserstats.

  8. HTTP/2 performance revisited

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Deploying HTTP/2 support to the Wikimedia CDN significantly changed how browsers negotiate and transfer data during the page load process.

  9. How does Internet Archive know?

    (Timo Tijhof)

    The Internet Archive discovers in real-time when WordPress blogs publish a new post, and when Wikipedia articles reference new sources.

  10. 📎 Krinkle Treasure Hunt

    (Timo Tijhof)

    I miss the era of very Internet-y things, geocities-style scavenger hunts, with easter eggs and all.

  11. Profiling PHP in production at scale

    (Timo Tijhof)

    At Wikipedia, we built an efficient sampling profiler for PHP, and use it to instrument live requests.

  12. 📎 Interview on Uses This

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Daniel’s Uses This interview series has been a long-time resident in my feed reader.

  13. Should I substr(), substring(), or slice()?

    (Timo Tijhof)

    What’s the deal with these string methods, and how are they different?

  14. Many dots, do not a query make

    (Timo Tijhof)

    How a long sequence of dots allowed a regex to reach its internal stack limit.

  15. To throw or not to throw, that is the question

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Why does software accept invalid data?

  16. Tomorrow, may be sooner than you think

    (Timo Tijhof)

    These are short stories from bug hunts and incident investigations at Wikipedia.

  17. Missing partitions, disappearing audio players, and extreme packet loss

    (Timo Tijhof)

    These are short stories from bug hunts and incident investigations at Wikipedia.

  18. Wikipedia’s JavaScript initialisation on a budget

    (Timo Tijhof)

    This week saw the conclusion of a project that I’ve been shepherding on and off since September of last year.

  19. How to protect yourself from npm

    (Timo Tijhof)

    What’s the worst that could happen after npm install?

  20. Six years of BrowseHappy

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Six years ago (in 2012), I was looking for a newsletter about browser releases.

  21. Measuring Wikipedia page load times

    (Timo Tijhof)

    This post shows how we measure and interpret load times on Wikipedia.

  22. QUnit anti-patterns

    (Timo Tijhof)

    Today, I’d like to challenge the assert.ok and assert.not* methods.

  23. PhantomJS for CI (anno 2014)

    (Timo Tijhof)

    How did Apple create Safari, and what is PhantomJS?

  24. The word “rebuke”

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    re·buke verb express sharp disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behavior or actions “she had rebuked him for drinking too much“ “the judge publicly rebuked the jury“ noun an expression of sharp disapproval or criticism “he hadn’t meant it