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by Jhsto 14y ago
Thanks, the videos were really insightful! How often will you be posting new videos and how many are you thinking to make?
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by Jhsto 14y ago
Sometimes crackers do this to obtain accounts to your service or to reverse engineer some of their already stolen accounts. Not much can be said since you haven't specified the service in question. You could implement CAPTCHA to your system
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by Jhsto 14y ago
Thanks for this, although the title is bit misleading.
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by Jhsto 14y ago
They told somewhere in their website (or was it in Github) that the project is deprecated. They even don't seem to respond to pull requests, which is bit alarming. The reason for it might have been their new commercial websocket service. I
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by Jhsto 14y ago
127.0.0.1 responds pretty quick
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Override Bootstrap on any site with Geocities(github.com)
3 points by Jhsto 14y ago|0 comments
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A search engine with taste(niice.co)
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by Jhsto 14y ago
Just wanted to point out that the web player is not US only. I'm from Europe and got it working by following this guide: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/11/how-to-test-spotifys-new-...
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Nginx now supports Websockets(nginx.com)
358 points by Jhsto 14y ago|65 comments
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EU Cybersecurity plan to protect open internet(europa.eu)
1 points by Jhsto 14y ago|0 comments
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Stay away from open source(medium.com)
2 points by Jhsto 14y ago|1 comments
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Easy way to bypass Windows 95 login(i.imgur.com)
2 points by Jhsto 14y ago|0 comments
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Selector* — in-browser HTML5 editing(selectorapp.net)
1 points by Jhsto 14y ago|0 comments
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Entrepreneurship on test-drive(juuso.info)
1 points by Jhsto 14y ago|0 comments
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Nokia Says The 808 PureView Was its Last Symbian Smartphone(thenextweb.com)
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by Jhsto 14y ago
There's also a Finnish startup doing online payments in Europe: https://holvi.com/
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by Jhsto 14y ago
It is worth pointing out that it is not only the people in UK and Germany ho are ordering it. Where I live the 16GB model sells for 600€. This leads people to order the phone trough middlemans in Google Store -countries, like Germany, for r
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by Jhsto 14y ago
For an example, if you are on groups or many people wish you happy birthday, it is very easy to miss a lot of updates. I missed about fifth of them last year and even several distinct posts, which happened to occur same day as I got many no
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Prediction: The first cybermurder will be made in 2014(internetidentity.com)
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Server-side analytics inside an object(github.com)
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Invisible CAPTCHA(jaudu.net)
2 points by Jhsto 14y ago|1 comments
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by Jhsto 14y ago
Thanks, I'll fix this soon enough.
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by Jhsto 14y ago
I'm aware of this, but in my distinct opinion it is at least worth of trying. Spammers make money out of posting links all over the web and crackers make it by selling compromised accounts or the personal information attached to them. Even
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by Jhsto 14y ago
If you would make that to work and the site would not have a timelock or banning enabled, it would not be stopped. The problem with spammers and crackers are not people like you, but rather the ones ho hammer sites using thousands of bots r
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by Jhsto 14y ago
Does it give out any errors? I don't see a reason why would it act so, because the site has nothing in flash.
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Should I make this open-source?(jaudu.net)
3 points by Jhsto 14y ago|8 comments
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by Jhsto 14y ago
I've been developing this 'invisible-catpcha' thing for a while now, which is basically meant to block bruteforce attacks and spammers alike from posting comments and registering accounts etc. The visual difference to the end-user is - as s