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by chadscira 11y ago
I was wondering why Download Shuttle has so many more users than my app (Fat Pipe). Seems like they are playing with the world of adware marketing, I hope they aren't doing weird things with the OS as well :/.
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by chadscira 11y ago
Im impressed with the amount of browser support this has already. Thanks for the info.
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by chadscira 11y ago
seems like a massive waste of resources... you're making 800 http requests to firebase. If you don't want to use a database at least setup some sort of cron that just updates a giant JSON file so the users don't have to DDOS
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by chadscira 11y ago
Swift has an interesting situation. Within 6 months of its beta release it was already being used to publish iOS & OSX apps. With it also being open source, and ported to other platforms I can imagine other mobile operating systems also
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by chadscira 11y ago
which is why I'm so upset :(
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by chadscira 11y ago
The method i used had to do with a race condition related to transferring between cards, just like the OP. Either way they should be paying more attention to this type of exploit, considering the history of the issue. I think they may have
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by chadscira 11y ago
When i initially reported it, it felt like they quickly had me speaking directly with the person that was possibly at fault in order to fix the problem. But at the same time it did feel like they were internally sweeping it under the rug. I
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by chadscira 11y ago
Yes but this issue doesn't save customers from losing money or data so there isn't really a moral reason to disclose this. It directly impacts Starbucks, and their balance sheet. It's more like Jimmy phones up the owner, and
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by chadscira 11y ago
It fascinates me that a $80B publicly traded company that is one of the leaders in gift cards doesn't take security more seriously... They seriously need to invest in security :/, im sure they have lost a good amount of money to t
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by chadscira 11y ago
I encountered and reported this bug over three years ago. I decided not to write about it but considering that they still haven't fixed it... http://chadscira.com/post/556999d91cb00914380006ee/Re-Starbu...
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by chadscira 11y ago
almost seems intentional haha
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by chadscira 11y ago
wow, well i guess no one is actually reviewing at that zoom level?
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by chadscira 11y ago
In case this gets removed: http://img42.com/2Jzkn+
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Swift command-line colors(github.com)
1 points by chadscira 12y ago|0 comments
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by chadscira 12y ago
What about the actual url... `/department-justice-80-percent-tor-traffic-child-porn`
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by chadscira 12y ago
Awesome, i have been in search for a good solution for isomorphic flux implementations.
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by chadscira 12y ago
Does marty.js support the concept of an app context? The only implementation i know of is Yahoo's fluxible ( https://github.com/yahoo/fluxible ). This is mainly useful when you're trying to render your flux app
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by chadscira 12y ago
Its not proper infinite scroll, they aren't removing DOM nodes as you scroll down. But it's rare that any infinite grid can really handle 10m items because they tend to use `top` or an overall height, so the browser would probably
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by chadscira 12y ago
I had no idea they were using this type of tech already, the second call is so smooth.
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Saw.js: string parsing / manipulation library(github.com)
1 points by chadscira 12y ago|0 comments
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by chadscira 12y ago
Thanks for making this! I have been requesting this for over a year now and haven't had the time to do it myself. This will totally change the way issues are handled.
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by chadscira 12y ago
Yes but the way mozilla has chosen to implement this is to send the code over the wire based on the clients UA. So if a method doesn't exist that should exist the client will never receive it. It would be cool if they allowed you to di
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by chadscira 12y ago
http://img42.com (temporary image hosting)
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by chadscira 12y ago
I was addicted to Diet Coke in the US (it was the only soft drink i enjoyed). Recently I moved to Thailand, and they do not carry Diet Coke but it turns out the satisfying feeling i was having was directly related to the high level of carbo
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by chadscira 12y ago
or http://nomadjobs.io/ , its very interesting that they all are charging $200
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by chadscira 12y ago
I thought you were exaggerating, but their listings are titled "Software Developer - willing to learn Perl" They really are having trouble finding perl developers.
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by chadscira 12y ago
They work together beautifully, i wrote this little prototype/promise helper for node ( https://github.com/icodeforlove/node-promise-object#deferred... ). And it removes all of the boiler plate associated with using
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by chadscira 12y ago
I think they mean its just bundling all your resources into the executable.
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by chadscira 12y ago
Pretty cool. I decided to port your constraints helper to the web today. http://constraints.icodeforlove.com/
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by chadscira 12y ago
wow those benchmarks are pretty impressive

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