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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Are you comparing the official multipage version? Also, the official one has a lot of extra JS features like side-boxes, inline comments, commit messages, etc...
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Yep, and one of them is to apparently make your site load, then disappear when JavaScript is disabled. Classy way to throw away business...
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Before reading the article I thought it was going to be about catching thieves.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Right, you can be "average", but "average" in CS lies between "Programmers" and "Senior Citizens". Average programmers aren't really programmers, they're just people who combine prewritten chunks of code without proper understanding of i
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I know this attitude won't win very many friends, but I wouldn't accept a position where I wasn't asked to write code during the interview. I'm going to be writing code for money and they don't want me to prove that I can before hand? That
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Exactly, the bill includes restrictions such as the original seller (e.g. Amazon) can't give a third party (e.g. Ez Books) billing information from the original transaction (Amazon). "It shall be unlawful for an initial merchant to di
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Most users will have the javascript in their cache anyway, so they won't even be hitting the CDN. Also, why not check to see if the object exists before doing anything else? <script id="jquery" src="http://code.google.com/jquery.j
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
window.alert = function () {};
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
<sarcasm> Sure, let's just start to omit ending tags from HTML. Who cares about older browsers that will fail to properly render our sites. I'm sure that every business and user keeps their browsers up to date. </sarcasm>
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I'm aware of those problems, however I'm trying to confirm if the above is the same as what I should be trying to decode. It's a waste of time to decode the wrong string.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Given that people on HM should be fine with decoding from base64, we're trying to break this code: @(2=(!+Y0NTI;C+U;Y-LV,(73*DP#P&3FNS.#%<O<)H3O4=-DX;FE(&:-'40 #?)%AB8;P#@2<!ZNCSS$?=H*7EJ,!"ULVF:6IF'J "2GFT*FH,
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Pretty cool, the only thing I can think of is letting the user know when the form isn't submitted, and telling them what the app will do once it's back online.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I tested them both on Linux (Ubuntu) and Win XP. They both worked without any trouble. (Root) Linux: file:/// Win: file:///C:/
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I don't know Japanese, but does that string really translate to the equivalent of "from scratch"? I know that Google Translate has had issues. Also, what does that phrase mean in the context of Japanese? Does "from scratch" in Japanese me
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
#1 You should have learned to make webpages that still load without scripting.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/unix-hoax.html Note: /fun/jokes/
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I know that I'm in the minority, but I hoped that your site worked with scripting turned off. > This is one of those crazy web2.0 things, so you'll need to enable javascript. Sorry
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
The joy of VM's.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Why does it require JavaScript to load a script about JavaScript?
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Correct, I felt that those were outside of the scope of the post though. However, as I think about it more they seem fit better and better.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
This is my first security related article, thus I'm looking for suggestions and comments. Thanks
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Passwords -- The down and dirty.(youfailatsecurity.org)
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Hmm, I assumed that I broke it because of two tries (with page reloads between) and it froze/broke after. EDIT : Alright, it works. But, as before it won't show the text of my input (when it's an attempted SQL injection). Are you trying
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
I broke it. I was the "DROP TABLES" guy, and you'll want to sanitize the text before it goes into the db. I typed "; DROP TABLE `users`; Which made every person stop moving, and then on page reload nothing happens. (So the `users
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Well, I for one am glad that I learned from articles like this. It's a hell of a lot easier to read discussion from "real programmers" and learn from them. Now that I'm in college stuff like this is second nature.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
"This webpage has a redirect loop. The webpage at http://challenge.gov/ has resulted in too many redirects. Clearing your cookies for this site or allowing third-party cookies may fix the problem. If not, it is possibly a server configura
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
This is why I've switched to third-party search engines, and resort to Google when I can't find a result that works.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
> They blame a system that favors research over teaching and vocational training over liberal arts. Then go to a school that focuses on teaching (mine does). > And they'd like to see graduates worrying less about their careers, eve
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
4,5,6 are just milestones for features. Branches (6.0.477.0) = 477 are self explanatory. "Missing" or arbitrary branch numbers are mostly due to failed ideas.
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by adamdecaf 16y ago
Everything is done with HTTP requests (duh), if you want to upload a file then you make an HTTP POST request with the file data (just like with a normal file upload form) and the associated meta-data. The servers then process the file and

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