bobince

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by bobince 9y ago
> Who do you mail when you get spam from mailchimp? I normally use the link in the X-Report-Abuse header. I invariably get an automated reply immediately (so if this isn't happening for you something must be going wrong; this seems
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by bobince 9y ago
I've always been able to get a response from replying to the initial response mail. Maybe I've just been lucky to have a different experience to you, but personally I've dealt with few more-responsive ESPs. (And obviously man
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by bobince 9y ago
Yep. My networks refuse all mail from amazonses, as it is almost entirely spam and the abuse contact is completely unresponsive. Mailchimp isn't spam-free but it stops the spammer hitting you straight away and has human follow-up for p
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by bobince 9y ago
You might consider prefixing other fields with an apostrophe to avoid them being misinterpreted as numbers or dates. Unfortunately, even if you put an apostrophe on everything, problems remain: - the apostrophes are non-standard and assure
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by bobince 10y ago
What.cd to me was a live feed of every piece of music released anywhere, tagged well enough that I could go through each week and pick out potentially interesting things I had never heard before. Whether I actually use the downloads or not,
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by bobince 11y ago
On the other hand, `$('#'+id)` fails when the ID contains dot or other characters that have special meaning in a CSS selector, and `$(selector)` is overloaded with `$(html)` causing common XSS injection issues in apps misusing it.
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by bobince 12y ago
It turns out storing hashed combinations is barely any stronger than plaintext. The attacker just has to be successful against one of the combinations (eg characters 1+2+3), which doesn't offer enough combinations to make it a sufficie