euank

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   by euank 13y ago

   Citation needed. There have been many vulnerabilities in YAML parsers for ruby because they let you encode actual objects / code. JSON, despite being "Javascript object notation", can't actually encode full code/obj
2. 122.▲
   by euank 13y ago

   It looks like no one has posted what, in my opinion, is the most powerful of the "jump" programs: fasd. My workflow for getting around is just to type "z <fragment of directory name>" and I almost always end up whe
3. 123.▲
   by euank 13y ago

   Read the article - each attack it mentions only applies to browser-integrated ones. If instead you mean "browser-integrated" as in the default "remember my password", well, those are not what this paper discusses and are
4. 124.▲
   by euank 13y ago

   Thanks for the information. It was true the last time I used subsonic, but that isn't all that recently. Still, I have no doubt it wouldn't be hard to remove it from the code.
5. 125.▲
   by euank 13y ago

   You don't need to. Since subsonic is Open Source, there's naturally multiple forks with the licensing code removed. The best fork, which also adds features, is madsonic[0]. I recommend it. In addition, if you already have subsonic
6. 126.▲
   by euank 13y ago

   Nice! I cleaned it up a little, shortened it down, got it down from 7 to 4 for loops. It is inspired by yours of course! https://gist.github.com/euank/7206859