00:14:34 <njsg> Sompi: wow first time I hear of that. You mean literally the CDF format or just the MS office formats du jour?
00:17:13 <njsg> tomman: some people *are* confused because of the name of the current (well, unless they changed again) MS office formats, and may send you the MS one thinking they're targetting OpenOffice... less of a problem now that OpenOffice became less common (there's a thing here that's perhaps only those on non-linux OSes were actually using what is now still OpenOffice, linux distros were often using the go-oo
00:17:19 <njsg> set of patches that became LibreOffice)
00:17:48 <tomman> These days is mostly moot as long as you're using bleeding edge versions of everything :D
00:18:04 <tomman> I mean, everybody is using Office 356.25, amirite?
00:18:19 <tomman> Or Gaggle Docs
00:21:31 <njsg> google docs at least have handy direct download URLs, I'm surprised that still works
09:36:32 <Sompi> 01:54 <+tomman> Sompi: normal people don't even know what's a "file format"
09:36:38 <Sompi> I think they used to...
15:52:21 <nsITobin> well I could have used THIS like 8 years ago https://accreditly.io/articles/create-a-chunked-uploader-in-js-and-php-to-handle-large-files
15:52:30 <nsITobin> of course I see how as-is it is insecure
21:40:52 <nsITobin> so yeah.. git hosting is simple as fuck for the public clone part
21:41:18 <nsITobin> just have the bare repo and run a command to prep it for dumb http and point a webserver at it
21:41:23 <nsITobin> which is awesome