buzzedword

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by buzzedword 4y ago
Feels like a job for Vasiliy Fet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y4v1l5np_o
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by buzzedword 13y ago
At that point, if I wrote my own proxy server, I'd drop the JS altogether and just request a proxy link. I know what's cross-origin in my code, so if I wanted to mitigate it with a proxy, I don't need the additional library.
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by buzzedword 13y ago
Tell you what. Since I'm not a big fan of the lynchmob, here's the only positive critique I'll give you: proxying isn't an altogether terrible idea. It's not my first go to, but it does have it's place. HOWEVER
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by buzzedword 13y ago
How is this remotely trending? Yes, HN, let's vote a MITM attack to the frontpage. This is a terrible idea.
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by buzzedword 13y ago
Has anybody else here forgotten you're passing on your Apple ID and password here in cleartext? There's a lot of information you can grab with that, and let's just assume that this guy also puts an app out for IOS-- and buys
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by buzzedword 13y ago
You should search twitter for your site right now. It's blowing up haha https://twitter.com/search?q=ismytwitterpasswordsecure.com&#...
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by buzzedword 14y ago
This looks nothing like coffeescript. Coffeescript is a perl syntax language which cross compiles to javascript, and has no common basis with JS other than fundamentals of programming. TypeScript is a superset of Javascript, uses identical
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by buzzedword 15y ago
Honestly, I like this service. While I agree with everyone's sentiments as to it addressing a problem but not fixing it, I believe it's a great alternative. There's not a "one size fits all" solution to email overload, and this allows a use
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by buzzedword 15y ago
Hey, I work on several of the networks you're promoting this service on. The implementation of crowd2 is definitely spammy, although I'm sure you've had the best intention at heart. For points of reference, this violates Facebook's terms of