Er, thank you @maggotts50 @jonoabroad @lukephillips but there’s no need.
@lukephillips It is, though working late on a Sunday is maybe the least fucked-up aspect to my world right now.
@darrenpauli How can you still be up working at this hour? You’re famous. You were on television this week.
I was working too late this evening. I’m still in too serious a mood. And midnight approaches. My life is actually quite fucked.
@franksting Any hashtag you imagine has already been populated.
@macleanbrendan 2. Is it actually possible to have sex addiction working in the trade? I’d think the opposite would happen.
@macleanbrendan Two thoughts on that. 1. Sex addiction seems to be particularly honourable in Ophraland, Good Weekend etc; and…
@macleanbrendan I guess it’s like celebs who score more coverage for talking about their addiction, which of course they’re now over.
@sexenheimer The only reason I won’t publicly name these hypocrites is that I sometimes have to work with them on conference panels etc.
@macleanbrendan Oh apparently I’m not part of that “everyone”, but do people give a shit about that sort of thing any more?
@macleanbrendan I know an even better fun secret, and it’s got nothing to do with Twitter or the Logies.
@veritychambers @franksting No, not even two glasses. I believe an entirely new category of substances is called for.
RT @sexenheimer: Is there actually anyone claiming to celebrate the death of old media and then tweeting about TV? [Yes. No names though.]
@franksting I need something a damnsight stronger than a glass of wine, I reckon.
I agree that Twitter has enabled a communal experience for live TV, @dekrazee1, but claiming it’s increased viewing is pretty bold.
@keikomushi I can’t even remember the last time I watched broadcast TV, apart from when it’s on in a pub. Probably election night last year.
@sexenheimer I have no idea what the #strawman hashtag is about but I’m happy to pollute it if you think that’d be helpful.
RT @elieeeescha: It’s old media working hand in hand with new media. [Which is like a syphilitic pig fucking deformed baby goat.]
@The_Rooster Well apparently I have a special talent for these things. I believe a high school teacher noted it once.
I note with interest that the vast majority of my hashtag filters are about TV programs. So much for the death of old media. Hypocrites.
It’d be nice if you cunts absorbed in the bullshit of the Logies would fucking well hashtag your tweets so they can be filtered out. #logies
@GumbyRoffo “All is well” is by no means an accurate description of my world, but it’s a suitable cover story for now.
Wow. I think I’ve finally just finished everything that had to be done today. No wonder I feel shit.
@GumbyRoffo It is not an intrusion. Fear not. All this has been posted on my website or tweeted at some point.
@GumbyRoffo That doesn’t explain why here specifically. @R_Chirgwin and family, who own Bunjaree Cottages, made an arrangement with me.
@GumbyRoffo This isn’t a tree change. It’s just a temporary place to stay while I’m between houses. http://arseh.at/3l0
@ApostrophePong “Stalking”? Oh dear. Surely there’s already way too much information about me online.
I find the weekly format personally useful too, @sylmobile, though I don’t include any personal matters apart from little glimpses.
New blog post: “Weekly Wrap 47” http://arseh.at/6i7 Do people find these posts useful, or should I blog each thing individually?
@michaelneale Yes. If example.com runs JavaScript from js.com, the JS is executed in the context of example.com, so it’s a 1st-party cookie.
@grumpymojo Thank you. You and others have been most helpful in confirming my understanding. Much appreciated.
@michaelneale Nope, don’t go back to primary sources and replicate hard work. Find the people who’ve already done it and written it up.
@grumpymojo Ah yes, sorry, misstated the question. JS loaded by example.com from js.com could still set cookies for example.com, ja?
RT @leslienassar: It’s the dickish 3rd-party iframe scripts I’m thinking about. Consider me wrongified. [Ah, thought it sounded tricky.]
RT @leslienassar: I am also doubting my assertion. [I think I might not mention that bit in my article then. I may mention none of this.]
@jdub Ta for confirming what I’m reading, which says [most?] browsers let JS-generated cookies through in this way. Curious stuff!
RT @leslienassar: Safari (correctly) treats JavaScript loaded from third-party domains as third-party cookies. [Orly? Must find linkage…]
I admit to heading down a rabbit-hole here, as this question is not central to the thesis of my article. But it’s good to know nonetheless.
I’m seeing material that says cookies set by JavaScript [not in HTTP headers] are 1st-party cookies, as JS executes in context of the page.
@grumpymojo Is that so even when JavaScript is involved? Does the context change when a chunk of JavaScript pulls in from another domain?
Reading RFCs on a Sunday evening is not good for the brain.
Alas I need something a bit more definitive that “thought” or “guess”, @thomasking @michaelneale :)
If I read that snippet from RFC2965 correctly, @JuliusFlywheel, then it remains a 3rd-party cookie. Ta for the RFC number, tho, I can hunt.
Or does it become a 1st-party cookie because both the JS and the cookie come from 3rdparty.com?
Web dev fact check: If example.com pulls in JavaScript from 3rdparty.com, which then places a cookie, is that still a 3rd-party cookie?
RT @michaelneale: First time writing for Play School? [Yep, and it’s bloody difficult incorporating all the blue jokes into the narrative.]
Actually, the first three fucks ARE in quoted speech. As is the anal rape reference. So this should all be OK.
I wonder how many times this new editor will let me use the word “fuck” in one article. Perhaps if I pretend they’re all in quoted speech…
Getting back to the day’s writing, I notice that the first 100 words written are quite bitter. This should turn out well.
I don’t actually know what any of that means, but apparently quite a few people will be interested.
“Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity subscribers (in countries where the service is available) will receive 30 days free service.”
“All existing PlayStation Network customers will be provided with 30 days free membership in the PlayStation Plus premium service.”
Sony says “some” PlayStation Network and Qriocity services will resume “this week”. http://arseh.at/6hx
Sony media release just arrived, says “some” PlayStation Network and Qriocity services will resume “this week”.
Migrating to Banksia Cottage, now that it’s available. http://arseh.at/4gr
Her nasal whine cuts through the peace of this mountain village like a diamond saw through concrete. She tops the list.
It’s a magnificent autumn day, which means the falling leaves would soon obscure any shallow grave.
Trying to pretend I don’t want to kill people, given I’m in public.
Mobile: Doing the food/shopping expedition to Wentworth Falls while it’s a nice sunny day and the temperature has two digits in it.
If anyone’s after a Blue Mountains bushland escape in the next few weeks, there’s room here at Bunjaree Cottages. http://arseh.at/3pr
“Patch Monday” podcast filed. It has stuff in it about Apple’s little location logging thing, and will be online mid-morning tomorrow.
OK, that’s enough from me about Silverlight for now. Ta for your comments. Time for me to go into studio mode and get some work done.
Yeah I was just reporting that one factoid, @kofeyh. I wasn’t making any kind of platform-comparison point. That stuff shits me to tears.
No idea what MSFT is / isn’t doing with Silverlight, @goashley. I just expect websites to work when I go to them. Shouldn’t be my problem.
Wow.Silverlight in Safari is using around 80% of a processor core just while idling on this one page. Scary. http://arseh.at/6hn
Is there Silverlight for Android, @MSAU? It not, I’m completely unable to use that page on my phone. WHAT IF I NEED THIS INFO ON THE BUS?!!?
Mind you @MSAU all I’m missing at “Microsoft Australia Management Team” is, well, the only way to navigate the list. http://arseh.at/6hn
Is this right, @MSAU? If I hit a site with Silverlight stuff, I’ll have to switch from Firefox 4 over to Safari? This is in OS X, of course.
Sun plan, unordered: Write op-ed; write business document; package “Patch Monday” podcast; write blog post; shopping Wentworth Falls.
@cielo_in_melbs If you have a look at the arseh.at website it will explain how to use the arseh.at service. Blame @thepatus
Here’s a Twitter list of all those people for you to follow. @stilgherrian/poltech #poltech
Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum people @IainDaled@KateLundyu@JoeHockeyc@gcarraror@stilgherrianrian and@mpescee#poltechtech
@RealNickHodge I know. I mean, I have to think work things today because my life is fucked. But these look like normal people. Well, kinda.
Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum, 1 June in Canberra: Do we trust the internet? http://arseh.at/
Since so many people seem to spend so much time talking politics on a Sunday morning [WTF?] I’ll re-pimp the thing…
Suddenday.