Re: What is the URI for an elephant?

On 4/25/12 3:16 PM, Robin Berjon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> this has been going around Twitter so I suppose many of you have seen it already. But for those who haven't, there appears to be yet another grassroots TAG group (it seems to be the popular thing to do nowadays!) called the "Fake TAG" (not sure if it's a reference to something). It looks like they want to take on issues on our list.
>
> They've set the bar very high right out of the gate by immediately solving httpRange-14. I can't say that I dislike the resolution:
>
>      http://faketag.org/a-101-on-the-range-of-the-http-dereference-function/
>
> The site doesn't feature a copyright statement — maybe we should ask, I think we could just reuse this :)
>
FWIW -- the post delivers content, that when translated, is just  as 
broken as the narrative it attempts to ridicule.

Luckily for the world, computer science has long cracked what's become a 
bizarre imbroglio within a tiny enclave.

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