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Journal Journal: Things I learned today. Browser URL length limitations 2

Journal by JWSmythe on Saturday February 19, 2011 @12:26AM

For a long time, I've followed what I've read regarding URL lengths. 255 characters is it. Never let it get longer than that.

By the RFC's, 255 characters is the guideline, to maintain backward compatibility with old browsers, old proxy servers, and other miscellaneous hardware that may be in the way.

I went looking for more information, but found conflicting or outdated information. Who cares what the limits on Netscape 4 or MSIE 5 were.

Wikileaks Gets Domain Back, Injunction Dissolved 70

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Friday February 29, 2008 @11:31PM from the it-all-sounds-like-dirty-pool-to-me dept.

I Don't Believe in Imaginary Property writes "The judge in the Wikileaks case has dissolved the injunction against Wikileaks, which means that it can get its .org domain back. He defended his prior ruling because it was based on the pittance of information the bank and registrar had provided him, saying 'This is a case in which we had a (dispute) with named parties, and the parties were duly served. One of which properly responded and came to this court with a proposed settlement in this lawsuit... Nobody filed any timely responses to the court's order.'"

Family Guy Spins off Cleveland 250

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Friday February 29, 2008 @07:06PM from the whens-it-gonna-be-my-turn dept.

E Online is reporting that a new spinoff is currently in the works to feature Cleveland, the soft-spoken neighbor in popular animated sitcom Family Guy. "Not much is known about Cleveland other than the fact it will revolve around the Brown clan. It's unclear whether the series will remain set in the town of Quahog or whether Cleveland, along with his wife and son, will continue to appear on Family Guy, though as both series are animated, the double-billing won't so much be a logistical problem as a creative decision."

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