elliotanderson

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by elliotanderson 14y ago
Read the Symfony source, it's a template for how good PHP should be written.
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
CSSHat is a commercial self contained plugin CSS3PS is a free plugin that relies on a web service for processing
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
They could do that, but ISP's prefer to not fill up their routing table with lots of null routes. IPv6 addresses and subnet masks are 4 times the size of IPv4's - shifting IP's between a number of different ranges would start to make any ne
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
Or Symfony2/Silex (based on Symfony, but designed more like Sinatra) http://symfony.com/ http://silex.sensiolabs.org/
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
Final checks are complete, they are now go for capture with the robotic arm
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
I think the theory is that with the current displeasure British citizens have with their government, extraditing Assange at te behest of the US wouldn't go down so well. On the flip side, Sweden has shown that they are willing to cooperate
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by elliotanderson 14y ago
Same can be said for knowing too much. I know way too much about PHP, doesn't mean that there is anything malicious about it
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Easily worked around: set up MX records and claim the domain is for email. Website not required
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
The Pi has kicked off some interest in hardware hacking for myself too. My question is how hard would it be to embed an 802.11 radio into the same board for a discreet sensor project
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
They're a geographically spread out company with employees spanning multiple timezones. They work in small teams and cycle their programmers into the support teams to get them on the front lines. The programmers in the support teams are "
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
You're equating complexity with support assurance. From what they have written in the past, everyone has a share in providing customer support so that the developers don't become disconnected from the customers actual needs. Small annoyance
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Spam? Account created 46 minutes ago, posting a non-existent domain within a minute.
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Where does Amazon's market influence fit into this picture? A poster below offered two valid scenarios from opposite angles: 1) Prices were illegally raised by Apple and publishers colluding in an anti-competive way 2) Prices were artificia
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
The GP is referring to doing client side Luhn validation on the credit card number, giving the user feedback if they mistype a number. It's a technique I use, along with only allowing digits and doing some format masking (i.e. spaces or das
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Applying the same logic, firewalls used to protect computers and servers are only there to censor content. From the description, it sounds like it has nothing to do with content filtering and everything to do with app security. Web apps in
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Maybe so, but in this case it looks like Dodo was the one that hosed them. Since the internet is designed to be as decentralised as possible, it relies on a certain level of trust when it comes to BGP advertisements. In this case Dodo adver
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Another company that came to mind while reading the article is Shopify. While their core business is eCommerce, they have open sourced some of the major components of their system while still keeping the app that glues them together proprie
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
From the article it looks like UDID's are being sent over HTTPS
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
Looks like Docco by Jeremy Ashkenas (CoffeeScript/BackBone.js fame) with some extra styling and a navigation bar up top. https://github.com/jashkenas/docco
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by elliotanderson 15y ago
It's gone 404 now, anyone have it in their cache?
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by elliotanderson 16y ago
Scratch that. Try dropping a table ;)
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by elliotanderson 16y ago
The real easter egg is typing the following into the address bar while your on the page: javascript:$("signup-wrapper").addClass("signup-troll"); Havn't read the code to work out what triggers it just yet...
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by elliotanderson 16y ago
That is amazingly well reasoned