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by grabastic 15y ago
ha! It does. Thanks.
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by grabastic 15y ago
Thanks for posting the email. I'm a Chicago Public Radio member, too, but I didn't get an email. I'd certainly like to be on this list... checking spam folders now...
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by grabastic 15y ago
I think everyone has given him the benefit of the doubt, but this particular thread could have been much shorter if tptacek had just explicitly stated, "It's important and I won't help attackers by elaborating on the details." If that's not
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by grabastic 15y ago
Just a nitpick... but is there a particular link in these results that you want us to view? There's probably ample evidence to support your claim, but linking to search results doesn't seem all that helpful. (If Google is still personalizin
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by grabastic 15y ago
Not bad. You won me over. :)
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by grabastic 15y ago
"Hey customer, someone hacked your page thanks to a vulnerability in my service, but don't worry... I've added him as a contributor to my project and sent him a thank you email." Like that?
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by grabastic 15y ago
I read more negativity into your comment than I should have. Apologies.
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by grabastic 15y ago
So if you had a vulnerable product and this gentleman altered one of your customer's pages without permission you would be grateful? That is strange to me.
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by grabastic 15y ago
His behavior should not be rewarded.
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by grabastic 15y ago
I am also a paying customer, but I don't feel entitled to a thorough explanation anywhere but through their own official channels... even if one of their employees has chosen to comment here.
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by grabastic 15y ago
Sure... Ryan is being snarky on Twitter. :)
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by grabastic 15y ago
Fair points. Given what you've described I'd suggest you take just one more friendly unbiased look at Rails 3... and if after that it's still not your cup of tea then fair is fair. Maybe you won't choose to develop with it, but maybe you al
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by grabastic 15y ago
How do you minify and concatenate your files in your projects? Part of a deploy/build script? Commit hooks? Manually? Do you do it at all? What about compiling Sass and CoffeeScript? The asset pipeline is not arrogance it's convenience. If
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by grabastic 15y ago
"My favorite part about node is that it isn't opinionated. It leaves the opinion to the community modules." Node is not opinionated because it is not a framework; it is a JavaScript environment built on V8 and some common libraries. It woul
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by grabastic 15y ago
I'm glad to see this make it into 4. I'd love to see it get backported to 3.
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by grabastic 15y ago
"Why are they even bothering? Really, who cares about PATCH vs. PUT?" Lots of people care. It's about following existing standards to allow for more predictable behavior. What if people didn't care about status code 200 vs 404? And if you d
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by grabastic 15y ago
it's just an echo chamber
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by grabastic 15y ago
Exactly. Many smaller businesses can't afford a lengthy legal battle even if they are likely to win.
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by grabastic 15y ago
This looks very, very promising. Great work. I've never liked how RVM overrides shell commands.
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by grabastic 16y ago
Democratic governance of standards sounds better to me. I think this is long overdue. Best part is JSLint will still be around.