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Unreliability and Nigerian Tech Startups(medium.com)
3 points by Sujan 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sujan 13y ago
Ebay didn't use frame breakers, so much I know ;)
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by Sujan 13y ago
Well, I know that's how _lots_ of people did it in 2003/2004. The guys I hang out with (ahem...) were some of them. In the more shady parts of the internet it's actually still quite common today. Nobody notices anything.
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by Sujan 13y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5651510 - just doesn't work that way afaik.
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by Sujan 13y ago
With cookie-stuffing the cookie is normally "generated" by loading a page in an invisible iframe. The loaded page is actually the same you would land on if you clicked normal advertising, with "everything on the page" - including an invisib
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by Sujan 13y ago
- If the iframe is visible = legally ok, but probably against TOS of Ebay's affiliate program as you can/should/may only place their stuff on _your_ pages - If the iframe is invisible = fraud
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by Sujan 13y ago
Does anyone get what the author actually means in the "invisible gif" paragraph? Makes no sense to me how this could actually have helped to decide if the traffic was real or malicious :/
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by Sujan 13y ago
Probably not, but for example some police officer is probably still very happy about one of my monitors I used on my gaming machine when I was 14 ;) (And yeah, I'm totally ok with it)
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by Sujan 13y ago
Interesting: > Thank you ...@gmail.com > One more thing. We took a look at your current mail's health: > Deliverability of your messages (thumbsdown) > Your server is weakly secured and could be used for sending spam. Seems
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Bill for it(erickarjaluoto.com)
4 points by Sujan 14y ago|1 comments
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Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything (by Steve Blank)(hbr.org)
3 points by Sujan 14y ago|0 comments
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Readerpocalypse - The Players(russellbeattie.com)
2 points by Sujan 14y ago|0 comments
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by Sujan 14y ago
Yeah, that's really helpful to him now. Solves all his problems... </sarcasm>
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by Sujan 14y ago
You're right, I was too lazy to type it out. Should have just not posted at all then. My reasoning was that it sounded too clean. Either it is fake, and just the written for linkbait (there were enough successful similar articles online to
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by Sujan 14y ago
Facebook chat is slower and more unreliable. Reloading the chat on mobile after you sent some messages on another device is quite slow, messages also take 5+ seconds to arrive in mobile after they already arrived on PC, and this is on wifi.
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by Sujan 14y ago
Sorry, but this sounds fake.
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MusicBrainz Potential Security Leak, database dump contained bcrypted passwords(blog.musicbrainz.org)
9 points by Sujan 14y ago|0 comments
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by Sujan 14y ago
1 person upvoted this, so maybe this will be seen: I found a nice extension to Firefox called Bookstack [1]. It basically enables you to go through your bookmark folders as if they were stacks and remove every item from them by looking at t
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Ask HN: Tool to sort/filter bookmarks?
4 points by Sujan 14y ago|1 comments
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by Sujan 14y ago
ICP - In Car Purchase. Next Step: Freemium cars!
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by Sujan 14y ago
One of these things I didn't even want to know.
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by Sujan 14y ago
What are the others?
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by Sujan 14y ago
Same here.
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by Sujan 14y ago
Actually, isn't there a name for technologies you use as a stepping stone for some time?
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by Sujan 14y ago
In the comments of the article a commenter points out that they worked mor than 24 months in total on the HTML5 web app version and says "That was one expensive mistake". I would say, that it was actually a great strategy. When they started
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by Sujan 14y ago
I don't fully agree: > Then came Flipboard, Prismatic, and all the other content discovery platforms that became smarter than just Google Reader in lipstick. Lots of people don't want content discovery or anything smart. They just want
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by Sujan 14y ago
It doesn't work that good, but I just found the idea interesting. Nice execution of a proof-of-concept, too.
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Croppola provides automatic suggestions how to crop pictures(croppola.com)
1 points by Sujan 14y ago|1 comments
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by Sujan 14y ago
How are they doing that technically?
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by Sujan 14y ago
"Oops, Sorry there's been an error. We are digging into it." on signup :( Maybe the + I used in the email address?

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