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Buetol
10y ago
Coming from "Hack In The Box - Amsterdam", here are other slides: http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2017ams/materials/
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Pwning banks – Miika Turkia [pdf]
(conference.hitb.org)
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It's best to piggyback on DNS rather than inventing on new scheme (address books, namecoin,..) since this would surely result in a petty holy war and would confuse users. But it would be a nice way to destroy ICAAN monopoly over the do
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10y ago
I write plain js for simple pages and load webpack-compiled js for complex pages, you can do both.
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I did the same, bought an XPS 13 become it seemed everybody would recommend it but got many problems (battery died, wifi range is very low, suspend on disk not working, no hdmi, ...) I then discovered Clevo, they sell very customizable lapt
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10y ago
They did the same with the login views, they are now class-based and easy to customize. Very useful when you have an exotic templating engine for example and can't inherit the `registration/login.html` template
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10y ago
Looks like a good opportunity for a startup to provide efficient comment moderation. I've seen big youtube channels switch to human moderation and that made the comment section a real place for discussion.
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10y ago
The salaries in china are getting way higher than in silicon valley as far as I can see and that's gonna make people move. Especially with more and more layoffs in SV and the european market lacking jobs. EDIT: Looks like I'm wron
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mea culpa, I just skimmed through the code because I think it would be interesting to graph that stuff.
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10y ago
I find this page very misleading, only the top-right counters are correct. The products are just randomly choosen from random shops as seen by the function name in the code: `fetchAndDisplayRandomProducts`. EDIT: I was wrong, see response i
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One big inconvenient is that they don't support HTTPS for custom domains
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thanks, I have a lot of ideas planned to make it easier to use, especially for django projects. Would love to get more feedback on how people use it.
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An archive of chrome extensions versions: https://crx.dam.io (I should upload it to archive.org) Also, this small templating library for python: https://github.com/mdamien/lys Also, a chrome extension that
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But the iOS simulator is very limited (no push notifications, no camera) and developping on device with android is better in my opinion (easy port forwarding so you can access you local server as localhost) On the other side, with react-nat
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10y ago
Sentry is also a nice non-trivial one: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/search?l=JSX
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10y ago
I think it would be better to just let people download the raw data (like the database dump). Then people can do their analysis on top (like, I could produce the stats I just told you about)
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10y ago
It would be useful to compare the proportions difference between non-remote and remote instead of the absolute popularity. Example: Since SQL dominates most job offers already, it's gonna dominate also remote jobs offers. What you want
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10y ago
But on the tracker, it says there's no items left. I've already switched my Warrior to another project because of that.
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10y ago
Looks like it has already been archived by Archive Team, good job ! http://tracker.archiveteam.org/panoramio/
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10y ago
I've been collecting examples of search interfaces, maybe it can help you: https://sortandfilter.tumblr.com/
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10y ago
From the screenshot, you're having a bug with the notifications icon, it's a white square. The solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30795431/icon-not-displa...
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The Psychopath Code by Pieter Hintjens
(content.psychopathcode.com)
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I've found the Khan academy way to be very efficient for 9-years olds. The main problem with textual languages is that kids mess up with the syntax easily but once they "get it", it's a bliss.
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Looks like it does support raster tiles: https://www.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/map-tiles/
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Python 3.6 dict becomes compact and keywords become ordered
(mail.python.org)
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That's what you get when you centralize things. A better thing could be a community-owned store for the chrome extensions (and a community-owner browser). Something like the Mozilla Add-ons site but for Chromium-only extensions. Or bei
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Author here, there's already also a very interesting discussion on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/51bk60/lys_simple_h...
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Show HN: Lys – Simple HTML Templating for Python
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A few ideas: - the optimal form of government (direct democracy for every level, semi-dictatorship like in companies,...) - self-organization: how do he manage his tasks, agenda, priority and how to maintain a good equilibrium with personal
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10y ago
Maybe the best would be to build a whitelist of WoSign certs then, scrap it from the publicly available websites and allow people to submit their own. Then some kind of bloom filter could do the trick I guess.
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