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Re: checking for audio playing ??? [message #183505 is a reply to message #183502] Tue, 29 October 2013 11:18 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Thomas 'PointedEars'  is currently offline  Thomas 'PointedEars'
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Richard Damon wrote:

> On 10/28/13, 9:34 AM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
>> Richard Damon wrote:
>>> On 10/27/13, 10:22 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
>>>> Richard Damon wrote:
>>>> > […] The one thing that is fairly certain is that the
>>>> > player will almost certainly NOT be written in PHP,
>>>>
>>>> That much is true.
>>>>
>>>> > as PHP is normally a server side language, and few clients will
>>>> > understand it.
>>>>
>>>> A common misconception. *No* programming language is “normally” either
>>>> “server-side” or “client-side”.
>>>
>>> Clearly a falsehood.
>>
>> [superseded]
>>
>>> I would expect that at least 95% of PHP executions
>>> are done via mod-php or php-cgi in response to a http request, [tl;dr]
>>
>> So even by your standards there are 5% left for “client-side”
>> applications.
>
> I consider 95% to be a reasonable definition for "normally". I will add
> that I normally ignore what you say because normally you are just
> spouting gibberish (as it seems here).

Why do you reply to the canceled posting?

Your logic is flawed. “normally” is a weasel word. Much like with other
programming languages, there are applications of PHP that have nothing to do
with the client-server architecture. Apparently you do not know them. Rest
assured that your numbers are from *thin air*. OTOH, I did not expect a
reasonable, well-founded argument to begin with “Clearly”, as pointed out in
the posting that superseded the one you replied to.

>> Please do not quote signatures.
>
> I don't, my reader automatically removes signatures from quotes, of
> course if you put something before the signature delimiter, it ISN'T a
> signature. For someone who likes to spout about what standards say, it
> would make sense that you would follow them.

There is no standard about it; there is a recommendation (RFC 1855). Like
several other people on Usenet, I choose to interpret it differently, and to
write my signature above the signature delimiter when I have something else
in my (randomly chosen) .sig that exceeds the recommended limit of four
lines.

So you need your newsreader to think for you?

Score adjusted

PointedEars
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