New research found out that urban gulls schedule its food research based on human acticity.
It turns out that those urban gulls go to schools or waste centres on weekdays and to parks during weekends. Fascinating.
I don't know if it's good or bad news.
But what is very disappointing is that when French government deal with digital natives issues, it's a question about "should we fear about smartphones or not ?"
As Laurent Alexandre explains it perfectly (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJowm24piM4, in french) in many talks he gives those times to the French government, we should spend more thinking about how to educate our children to use and understand those new technologies, instead of fearing it and applying the "good old french precautionary principle" to keep our eduction system free of smartphones, full of chalk and blackboard...
The approach of this experiment is interesting. But, as an experienced git user, I think it does not include easy access to very powerful and easy-to-learn features of git like "git * -p" which bring some interactivity in git commands.
> Obviously DRM would still be an issue unless the browser natively supports EME.
Actually, with HLS, DRM is an issue on browsers since HLS is not designed to work with EME spec.
By the way, some open source players like https://github.com/canalplus/rx-player implements EME spec to work with DRM, Smooth Streaming Format or MPEG DASH format, that are compatible with the common encryption model.