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w3c, 4 months ago to random

We created a public list for the public to comment on or formally object to proposed work in W3C Member review, or for W3C Members to make public their review of proposed new work, including Formal Objections, via this list.
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-review-comments/

New work means charters submitted to W3C Members’ attention.
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-new-work/
As well as Proposed Recommendations.
https://www.w3.org/news/?search=proposed+recommendation

W3C Groups signal when specifications are ready for public review and comments:
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-review-announce/

dsw, 4 months ago

@w3c I think these lists are limited to W3C groups. Are there also any plans to have similar public lists for community groups? This could help to gain some more attention also to the work which is done there.

dsw, 8 months ago to opensource German

In my open source projects I am still on the bottom right corner.

My projects are quite old and it will require a bigger effort to update them.
#opensource #programming #java #java21

dsw, 8 months ago

@linux_nerd as said before, I am also still working on projects with Java 8 as I do not want to spend my time in porting to a newer version for now.

So I have some understanding if this is a continuation of an older project. But going backwards after you mainly learned the newer versions is not really funny.

dsw, 4 months ago

@steely_glint @linux_nerd usually yes.

However, one project that concerns me a lot is still using the buggy JMF. So I will have to replace this by some other framework first.

dsw, 4 months ago

@steely_glint @linux_nerd well, it is the RTP portion of it. I started looking into jlibrtp, but codecs might become hard...