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Computing posts

  • Creating and using an Internationalized Domain Name in July 2024
  • dynamic import on node.js with circular dependencies leads to interesting failure modes
  • Debugging a Windows Service
  • location.hash can be re-entrant on Safari Mobile
  • The Case of the Overly Busy Process
  • The case for Keyman
  • Working around Delphi’s default grid scrolling behaviour
  • Substituted layouts in Text Services Framework
  • The Day Henry Broke the Internet – A Short Story – Part 2
  • The Day Henry Broke the Internet – A Short Story – Part 1
  • The KeymanWeb Hello World app
  • When ញ៉ាំ meets ញ៉ំា
  • Let’s Encrypt on Windows, redux
  • Automating certificate renewal with Let’s Encrypt and ACMESharp on Windows
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  • Creating and using an Internationalized Domain Name in July 2024
  • dynamic import on node.js with circular dependencies leads to interesting failure modes
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  • Debugging a Windows Service
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