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Discovered: Botnet Costing Display Advertisers over $6,000,000 per Month(spider.io)
128 points by blahpro 14y ago|87 comments
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Meet the Most Suspect Publishers on the Web(adweek.com)
6 points by blahpro 14y ago|1 comments
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by blahpro 14y ago
This looks like a really useful tool, although the automatic importing of anything that smells like a module makes me a little uncomfortable: modules = re.findall(r'([\w.]+)+(?=\.\w+)\b', all_text) then later: for m in module
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by blahpro 14y ago
I like it! I think the progress indicator in the title needs some rounding love, however: document.title = (100 * time / totaltime).toFixed(1) + "%";
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by blahpro 14y ago
You could achieve this entirely statelessly (i.e. without a database) by encoding the task name in the URL. This is the sort of feature that could fuel growth by encouraging sharing :)
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by blahpro 14y ago
I misread this as "meatballs". Needless to say, this was not what I was expecting ;-). I like the effect. I wonder what meta-metaballs would look like...
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by blahpro 14y ago
Maybe this is part of the test ;-)
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by blahpro 14y ago
To highlight the ridiculousness of this vulnerability: you don't even need to use `fireEvent("onmousemove")` to gain access to this information. You can use events that have absolutely nothing to do with the mouse , such as onbounce* on a
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by blahpro 14y ago
Just to point out how ridiculous this is: you can get mouse position information from any event (fired programatically using fireEvent or otherwise). You can even get it from the "onbounce" event on <marquee> elements, for goodnes
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by blahpro 14y ago
This is probably related to the YouTube video embed on the demo page, which I believe uses Flash. The mouse tracking itself is entirely JavaScript. Edit: I am one of the authors of the demo code included in the disclosure.
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by blahpro 14y ago
s-c-o-t-t-y-7-9-<tab>-p-a-s-s-w-o-r-d
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by blahpro 14y ago
Also, I think there might be a typo on your "Guide" page. Did you mean to have "Customer name and address" and "Invoice items" at the end of the "me" and "customer" addresses, respectively?
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by blahpro 14y ago
Looks awesome! Congratulations. Feature requests: 1) the ability to set some kind of reference/invoice ID 2) the ability to set (grey/faint) footer text for legal bumpf (company number, VAT registration number, legal name etc etc)
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by blahpro 14y ago
Perhaps this could be implemented using a general-purpose comments/notes field?
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by blahpro 14y ago
That closing line is a bit optimistic: “Which means that practical quantum routers and the quantum internet that relies on them are just around the corner.”
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by blahpro 14y ago
I’d be really interested to see iOS 6 adoption stats compared against previous releases of iOS. Does anyone know if there’s anything published on this?
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by blahpro 14y ago
My understanding is that the benefit is the consolidation of various agency websites into a single site, initially replacing DirectGov and Business Link.
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by blahpro 14y ago
...unless there’s an external screen and keyboard connected.
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by blahpro 14y ago
This is undoubtedly a design flaw, although one solution (albeit extremely inelegant) could be to remove the power button key from the keyboard. If the Retina Display models are anything like their predecessors, they keys should be fairly e
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Startups Acquiring Startups for Equity(spider.io)
4 points by blahpro 14y ago|1 comments
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by blahpro 14y ago
It left?
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by blahpro 15y ago
Related: http://www.quora.com/How-would-you-programmatically-parse-a-...
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The first spider.io physical hackday: bar-building(spider.io)
1 points by blahpro 15y ago|0 comments
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by blahpro 15y ago
It’s not that much different from flying with them. The cabin is laden with ads: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ryanair_B737-800_Cabin.jpg
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Show HN: A Treasure Hunt for Hackers(challenge.spider.io)
3 points by blahpro 15y ago|0 comments
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Extreme Architecting(spider.io)
4 points by blahpro 15y ago|0 comments
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by blahpro 15y ago
That does sound pretty steep.
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The Problem With Client-Side Analytics(spider.io)
37 points by blahpro 15y ago|27 comments
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by blahpro 15y ago
It’s shocking that this document refers to "classes". JavaScript doesn’t even have classes.
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by blahpro 15y ago
Web Workers?

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