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How my friends and I grew our side project into a $17,000/month business
(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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Yep. >at some point In the meantime, I think it's better mitigate this kind of danger at the server side.
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If I understand well. If the user is not using a browser that respect this new policy an attack can occur. Even if 99% of my users have a browser that support SameSite cookies. 1% of the users are still vulnerable. A bank app can not afford
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10y ago
With this tool you can move a window to a different virtual desktop with a customizable shortcut.
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Windows 10 Virtual Desktop Enhancer
(github.com)
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Android Things
(developer.android.com)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_as_food#Color_of_eggshell
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Monitor your Website's uptime with Google Docs for free
(labnol.org)
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"We are a recommendation engine for heavy drug users" http://i.imgur.com/9leJJgU.png I think this could be addictive.
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You may want to try uMatrix[1]. It block any 3rd party content by default (cookies, scripts,...) . So Twitter buttons (and similar) do not load by default, but you can allow it with two clicks. [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org
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REST in Peace: Microservices vs. monoliths in real-life examples
(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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Why You Must Secure Your Website with TLS
(medium.com)
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10y ago
I want his time machine.
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I thought I'd give it a try. But... Signup Queue? I had never seen anything like that. Signup Queue Hi, <my_email> * You are on your way to PDFlower. * 269 people in front of you. * 0 people behind of you. * Sharing this referral
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Currently I'm using NetGuard, which it's open source, but this project sound interesting. I'm gonna give it a try.
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10y ago
Do you have experience with prgmr? It's reliable enough for a small project?
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This is the most interesting way I been... tricked.
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With the Fidel Castro death, will there be changes in the Cuba's government? What about the relationships with others countries?
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I'm curious. What kind of infrastructure you need to make this massive attack?
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If your main concern are annoying ads, you can try BlockThis [0] which block ads with DNS or use their DNS in your WiFi configuration. 92.222.28.123 151.80.148.242 Also you can setup your own ad blocker DNS server with [1] PiHole (works on
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10y ago
And still some people says video games are not art.
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I read you blog post tilte "My Timeline of Failed Business Ideas" [0] It was a interesting reading, I can relate to that. I think everyone here have a similar timeline after a few years in the business. [0] https://www.b
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I'm not sure if I understand how these devices can be used to attack. Can you explain it in more detail?
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NSA's Puzzle Periodical
(nsa.gov)
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