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Warren Buffet joins Twitter(twitter.com)
2 points by bilawal 13y ago|0 comments
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by bilawal 14y ago
Correct. No browsers execute onclick when you open under new tab.
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by bilawal 14y ago
I've updated the pledge - I'm now asking major browsers to warn users if a link is changed to another domain from what it originally was.
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by bilawal 14y ago
Okay, Phishing 2.0 may have gone a bit too far. I hold my hand up there. As for LastPass, I use that and it's great -- but this poses a problem for those who don't use LastPass, etc. or those who use mobile.
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by bilawal 14y ago
Heck, if you're going to do that.. you don't even need JavaScript. <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url= http://malware.com />
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by bilawal 14y ago
Maybe there's a side to it that I'm not aware, but as far as I know, it's become very difficult to run exploitable JS in an iframe.
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by bilawal 14y ago
I've updated it. Sorry about that.
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by bilawal 14y ago
Ha. I'm very much aware of preventDefault(), but to add that in my article won't make any difference to my point.
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by bilawal 14y ago
With relative ease, you can build websites with a cheap $10 SSL that can impose to be a PayPal page. JavaScript can provide phishing and accessing cookies, but beyond that, I'm not really sure what else it can offer. It may be simple code,
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by bilawal 14y ago
It was purely gathering thoughts to what I consider a flaw. Sure, it's not the only way to do it -- but this is it in it's simplest form. False redirections is the principle. I'm not sure how to fully eradicate it in that sense, but I think
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by bilawal 14y ago
W3C only do web standards: HTML, XML, CSS, XSL, etc. According to ECMA International, they maintain JS. But I'm not sure, each browser does it's own thing.
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by bilawal 14y ago
I'm also using Chrome 25, and it's not sending me to PayPal. Is there any particular extensions that is causing it to send you to PayPal?
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by bilawal 14y ago
I've updated it. I went backwards from the compressed version, and missed it completely. Thanks.
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by bilawal 14y ago
Websites don't need to use this, that's my point. Whilst it looks nicer to use it, it's not worth opening a easy door for fraudsters.
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by bilawal 14y ago
There's always workarounds, especially with what they're doing with search results. Google can live.
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Hacking the <a> tag in 100 characters(bilaw.al)
53 points by bilawal 14y ago|87 comments
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Goodbye WordPress, Hello Jekyll(bilaw.al)
3 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments
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Being a better human(ohrly.quora.com)
1 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments
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by bilawal 14y ago
I don't think Latin America makes a difference. In Britain, our immigration laws lack true stringency, yet we suffer from those same third-world immigrant issues to its fullest effect even though we're only surrounded by first-world countri
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CISPA is back(indybay.org)
1 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments
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Stop Encouraging Failure(ohrly.quora.com)
1 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments
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by bilawal 14y ago
Well it's the chaotic Jobs we all seen that emphasised his authority. Sure, Cook hasn't forgotten, but it doesn't take much to realize that he has had to operate Apple differently as CEO. This isn't about inside knowledge, it is a perspecti
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Why Apple’s Innovation Is Under Threat(blog.bilaw.al)
2 points by bilawal 14y ago|2 comments
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by bilawal 14y ago
With complete respect and admiration for your efforts, I don't feel like signing up because it looks atrocious. I know the project may be low budget, but even if it's free, you still need to sell it to your target market.
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by bilawal 14y ago
I listen to a lot of Bon Iver, The Weeknd, Rihanna, Charlie Simpson, Florence + The Machine and Ben Howard. So, soft and emotional music. Hard rock and pop music distracts me into the song. I'm increasingly moving over to instrumentals.
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by bilawal 14y ago
Ironically, I found your gem after wanting to build my own HN CLI. Saved me a bit of time. Thanks!
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by bilawal 14y ago
I already use hnews. http://rubygems.org/gems/hnews Good work though, looks pretty awesome!
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Show HN: jQuery WYSIWYG Markdown editor(github.com)
2 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments
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by bilawal 14y ago
By the sounds of it, you would make a brilliant "big data" backend developer (e.g. Scala, Python, etc). Lots of web-based companies need them to crunch big numbers. But if you don't, then I would suggest building ideas that you can build
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11.59pm of 2012(blog.bilaw.al)
1 points by bilawal 14y ago|0 comments

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