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arcatek
14y ago
If he has been able to change the page source, he should probably be able to remove it.
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Kiamori : Teaching origami with WebGL
(dakar.bournemouth.ac.uk)
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14y ago
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arcatek
14y ago
My name's not "Maël" (in the header) :) There is an annoying red dot on the news feed, but even if I click on it, it doesn't disappear I have linked my twitter account but it still asks to "connect a platform to start" [edit] It's
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arcatek
14y ago
Didn't you transfer the ownership of repository ?
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arcatek
14y ago
I see your point, but I slightly disagree. It could be worthy to kindly say that there is a 'standard' way to do it, since the author may not be aware of find or sed. And if they are, some readers may not.
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arcatek
14y ago
Well, if someone says "So wrong that it doesn’t even need to be explained" , I assume that saying some of the reasons which would lead to the bad reviews is relevant. However, I agree that it doesn't address the second point of the article
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arcatek
14y ago
I'm curious : what is the use case for this utility ? If I look at the README, it says : > Modifies files when matches are found Just like sed's -i option (except that -i allows you to specify a backup extension just in case) > R
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arcatek
14y ago
"People who like ruby and python and have write access in the php organization repositories"
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arcatek
14y ago
I'm french and I still don't understand why google should pay them, but meh ...
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arcatek
14y ago
If I'm not mistaking, he discovered the vulnerability while developing an app for its university, then he sent it to the system administrators. His troubles began when he checked later if the security hole was still opened.
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arcatek
14y ago
Untrue. The ES5 standard contains most of the features required for any application (my main issue being the Date prototype which could easily be improved). jQuery, Prototype and afaik Underscore helper functions have been wrote when the st
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arcatek
14y ago
I don't really see why RubyJS would be better than PHP.js. And I'm definitely not saying that PHP.js should be used. [edit] To be more specific, I really don't see the point of using a third-party library when the native methods are availab
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The History of Tron's User Interface
(jtnimoy.net)
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Datefuzz.js: Scalable auto-updating fuzzy dates ('X minutes ago')
(arcanis.github.com)
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14y ago
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arcatek
14y ago
There are stating in their help page that Firefox allocates as much memory as the size of the downloaded files, which is not very convenient for this kind of application. > However, some legacy or technically inadequate browsers requir
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arcatek
14y ago
I can be wrong, but I think remembering that Javascript is superset of ECMAScript (ActionScript being also based on ECMAScript, for example).
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arcatek
14y ago
I don't see how installing from an archive is safer than using a package, can you develop ? From my understanding, Chrome is obviously not chrooted, so a local root exploit will be required in either case to access to the other accounts (si
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arcatek
14y ago
Well, even if it's an IP, it is still a URL.
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Catalog of interesting security related stuff
(code.google.com)
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arcatek
14y ago
Could you explain what is wrong in the Stack Exchange answer ?
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Why a password is only useful when coupled with a username
(ux.stackexchange.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Command line fu ( http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse ) already contains a pretty big collection of useful shell snippets, I'm not sure that making another website will help. [edit] However, I have to admit that I prefer your desig
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arcatek
14y ago
Even if he wasn't on 'suicide watch', the last sentences of his last posts should now be read with a new eye. > Thus Master Wayne is left without solutions. Out of options, it’s no wonder the series ends with his staged suicide. > B
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arcatek
14y ago
He is not saying that it is useless. He is just saying that it would have probably been far more useful to do it while he was still alive, which is sadly true. Being said, I agree that's it's a nice move.
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arcatek
14y ago
Please don't make the same mistake than Chrome (ie. make a Metro app which almost prevent using the desktop version). http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=140347
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14y ago
Does it means that C++ compilers which use LLVM can finally be compiled to Javascript ? If so, it's a great news !
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1/9801 - Look the decimal
(wolframalpha.com)
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14y ago
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arcatek
14y ago
But ugly as hell. I mean, I would be willing to pay for getting them to work on the design.
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SYTle : Custom CSS for YouTube
(github.com)
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arcatek
14y ago
It's funny because the cards documentation is still using Instagram as example. :)
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