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 16:17 -!- matches [[email protected]] has joined #ipdf
 16:17 -!- Irssi: #ipdf: Total of 2 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 1 normal]
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+--- Day changed Wed Jun 25 2014
+21:41 < matches> So... if we need to put a HTTP server in IPDF I've got us covered...
+21:44 <@sulix> You terrify me.
+21:45 < matches> I still have to work out Websockets
+21:45 < matches> They are silly
+21:46 <@sulix> I take it they aren't compatible with regular sockets.
+21:46 < matches> Well you use a TCP socket, but they aren't just plain text
+21:46 < matches> There's a protocol on top of it
+21:46 < matches> It's wired
+21:47 < matches> *wierd
+21:47 < matches> There are frames and things
+21:47 < matches> And copious amounts of base64 encoding the SHA1 hash of a string prepended to a magic string
+21:48 < matches> Apparently this makes it more secure
+21:48  * sulix looks doubtful.
+21:48 <@sulix> I could understand it being more secure if they actually encrypted things.
+21:48 < matches> They have wss:// as well which is just the same thing through ssl
+21:48 < matches> Yes it doesn't make sense
+21:49 <@sulix> But plain "boring" TCP has been used since (I am assured) the beginning of time and there are still one or two things that use it which are not currently being hacked into.
+21:49 < matches> Haha
+21:49 < matches> I'd like websockets so I can control my robot via my phone through its web browser...
+21:50 < matches> I can probably do that without websockets but it will also be useful for humphrey the rabbit
+21:50 <@sulix> Surely with plain old TCP you could control your robot via telnet, which is more awesome and just as user friendly.
+21:51 < matches> :P
+21:51 < matches> It will have a webcam image though
+21:51  * sulix mutters "ASCII art" under his breath.
+21:52 < matches> I figure if I implement everything in C++ it will be less "Webby"
+21:52 < matches> And more segfaultastic
+21:52  * sulix has a new favourite word.