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by chacha102 16y ago
It's a Coming Soon Page! How complicated could it be! clicks Umm ... yeah... Could someone explain it to me too?
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by chacha102 16y ago
They should have posted something on their Official Blog. However, there are a lot of things they should have done before releasing this...
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by chacha102 17y ago
No, I'm talking about seeing something like: http://voice.google.com/?r=google.com/voice , where the resulting URL is inside the query_string
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by chacha102 17y ago
Furthermore, I can see browsers detecting this type of behavior and prompting the user about it. If a browser sees an encoded URL in the query string, and then gets a location header to go to that URL, and that URL is not on the same domain
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by chacha102 17y ago
This is why redirect links should limit themselves to relative URLs, or limit it to a whitelisted set of domains. (Can anyone think of downsides to limiting yourself to relative URLs or a whitelist of domains?) It is very interesting that Y
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by chacha102 17y ago
It is technically a YouTube link, but it is redirecting to securitytube.net. I know this because the Internet I am on blocks YouTube, but not SecurityTube, so going directly to the redirect link works, but the YouTube link does not. At leas
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by chacha102 17y ago
And there's the 5.1 Aftershock. I didn't really feel it.
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by chacha102 17y ago
In San Diego. Felt it. Our Garage shook and we thought it was out Garage Door for a second.
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by chacha102 17y ago
It is remarkably similar to the native email application. However, so was the iPhone one. Just had a few much needed upgrades like the hovering menu bar. Oh, and did I mention the threading? I could probably never switch from Gmail simply b
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by chacha102 17y ago
I believe if you have over a certain number of points you can downvote items From the FAQ: Why don't I see down arrows? There are no down arrows on submissions. They only appear on comments after users reach a certain karma threshold.
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by chacha102 17y ago
They couldn't even do that. I can link to any page in their website without actually visiting their website. Via Google: My Deep Link https://www.royalmail.com/portal/pw/postcodefinder
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by chacha102 17y ago
I just attempted to find the hours for that restaurant, but got too annoyed that it kept opening up new windows... Reminds me why I generally just type "<restaurant name> menu" into Google, and generally someone has a direct link to
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by chacha102 17y ago
I think I will go get the app just because that video was awesome. If every iPhone app did something along those lines, showing someone actually doing really cool stuff with the App, they would probably sell more apps. Then again, if you co
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by chacha102 17y ago
Is there a reason this site looks oddly similar to Hacker News?
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by chacha102 17y ago
It's funny that the company made that mistake, but it is really cool that the guy got his miles. I would have thought that they would have a 'Some Restriction may apply' clause and have put a maximum on the amount of miles you can receive.
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5 ways VC firms can stop shooting themselves in the foot(entrepreneur.venturebeat.com)
1 points by chacha102 17y ago|0 comments
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The Short but Powerful Guide to Finding Your Passion(zenhabits.net)
1 points by chacha102 17y ago|0 comments
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by chacha102 17y ago
You could argue that. Technically the user consents to cookies simply by allowing cookies to be placed in the browser.
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by chacha102 17y ago
So, in order for Google to get the consent to place cookies on systems, it just simply displays an ad in place of a banner ad saying: "Click here to opt-out of cookie tracking" and in smaller letters "By visiting another page with ads from
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by chacha102 17y ago
I really don't think it is a joke. I know a lot of people who do a lot of what is talked about. For the most part, a lot in the article is true. While it may talk about a few points in a joke-like manner, it is still a pretty realistic arti
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by chacha102 17y ago
I'm in HS, so I had to vote for elementary.
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by chacha102 17y ago
By an ID I simply mean starting at 1 and moving up from there
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by chacha102 17y ago
Here is a related question. Is creating a hash of letters and numbers instead of just using an ID beneficial in anyway?
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by chacha102 17y ago
Why can't they just say: "Hack into the Government's System and Tell us about the exploit. We'll give you $200". Its much simpler then hiring a bunch of people, and it will give them more people testing the system.
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by chacha102 17y ago
I doubt anyone would buy it on both the notion that the new iPhone might be released the next day, and the fact that you already know what to expect with a new version of the iPhone OS and Hardware wide. The Palm Pre is unknown to most peop
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by chacha102 17y ago
I'm guessing if Huffington Post covered Hacker News, it would be considered notable. It is stupid that blogs like Techcrunch and Mashable aren't thought of as being creditable enough to get something on Wikipedia. If Wikipedia keeps up that
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by chacha102 17y ago
Being able to make a startup for really cheap is definitely good for younger people who are just starting off in the world, as well as the business industry. I'd love to see a startup that combines all of this into one simple place.
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by chacha102 17y ago
Most applications from known sources sell pretty well. Especially if the user already uses the product, and this is simply an easier way to use the product. In this case, it is sports coverage. This is why most of the applications on the ap
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by chacha102 17y ago
I think if the user thinks they are suddenly being tied to a service may push them away. The services that use the 'save my info for later' technique are most likely seen as easier because it is similar to how you use your local computer. Y
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by chacha102 17y ago
As they put in their update, they aren't able to track 3rd party services. Considering 50% of all Twitter users use Twitter through 3rd party applications, that is probably a huge chunk. However, I wouldn't be suprised if Twitter doesn't ha

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