It is better to standardize on a standard earlier than later so you don't have to support all the weird implementation oddities that are in different people's existing implementations.
HTTP-over-QUIC to be renamed HTTP/3: No more user edition
Adrian Morales
Eli Murphy
indeed innovation in large scale almost entirely depends on how good the open standards are in specific industry
Lucas Wood
Before long, it will be too hard for small-time programmers to implement code that uses basic internet protocols. Then you are stuck trusting third party compiled binaries.
There is no reason to continue mucking up HTTP. None whatsoever. This is an obfuscation maneuver. Reject it entirely.
HTML can't last forever.
Xavier Butler
literally just change your connection id retard.
Bentley Turner
Good shit, been advocating for this
Sebastian Mitchell
I don't do online banking and I wouldn't recommend it but everything you named has to do with user content or third party content on the website.
One should think twice before running those flickering ads on one's website or anything one hasn't created by oneself.
I personally think the ability to link things from other servers without even proxying them over (or mirroring them on) one's own server is the biggest problem the web has.
Jonathan Carter
We seriously need a modern gopher net.
Jack Long
What does that mean? Gopher already exists.
Jose Miller
Huh, what are the RFCs for those?
Noah Cooper
What do you suggest in its place? One UBP (Unified Botnet Protocol) to rule all "modern internets"?