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Understanding the LFH heap(illmatics.com)
1 points by infinity 15y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Web Accessibility(w3.org)
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by infinity 15y ago
I have sometimes seen messages displayed, which told me to upgrade my browser to something more contemporary - I'm using the latest version of Opera. I have sometimes seen messages, that IE6 is not wanted on a site - but I was not using Int
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by infinity 15y ago
I have posted another link in a comment, where you can find a list of locations. Pick the location, which is nearest to you, and you will find a time interval. I hope that the displayed information is accurate, but to predict the peek of th
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by infinity 15y ago
Hi everybody, here is another link with some useful informations for tonight, including a list of locations and the best time for observation: http://www.spacedex.com/orionids/ "While the Orionids may be active from October 15th through
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by infinity 15y ago
Hi, there is a book on this topic: "Gamification by Design: Implementing Game Mechanics in Web and Mobile Apps" , written by Zichermann and Cunnigham, from O'Reilly, August 2011. The description on amazon mentiones case studies. I haven't
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Weekend Orionid Meteor Shower(science.nasa.gov)
10 points by infinity 15y ago|5 comments
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by infinity 15y ago
Opening new browser windows has been on the Top 10 list of design mistakes of 1999: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/990530.html I hate it, if the back button breaks. I know many people who use the back button as one of the main elements of
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by infinity 15y ago
Just a thought: can we find some input, which will turn into a malicious script, when compressed or encoded by an algorithm and saved as a file on the server? The encoded file could contain something like <?php ... ?>. If the server
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by infinity 15y ago
A couple of days ago a tutorial "PHP MD5 Secure login script" showed up on Hacker News: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3084834 The article has later been removed from the site.
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by infinity 15y ago
The problem of working with unsanitized user input is not specific to PHP, this has been a problem with other server side scripting languages as well. Here is an ancient example: NT Web Technology Vulnerabilities, written by rain.forest.pu
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by infinity 15y ago
I would prevent uploads of arbitrary PHP files. If they are not parsed by the PHP interpreter, they might be delivered as PHP source code, like an ordinary text file. This could be used to be included into another vulnerable website. So you
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by infinity 15y ago
But this usage of hidden php can sometimes be detected. If expose_php is not Off, you can see the X-Powered-by HTTP header and the PHP version, if the requested page was a PHP ressource. You can also try to get the PHP eastereggs displayed
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by infinity 15y ago
I like your idea. Let's find out something about what the Googlebot is "seeing" and log the POST requests in a database table.
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by infinity 15y ago
I don't think that it is as simple as that. There is some form of ecosystem on the web: there are the content creators and website providers, there are the searchers, and there are the search engine providers. Each of these has its own inte
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by infinity 15y ago
But often there is a reason why a site vanishes from the Google index. We would have to exclude all possible violations of the Google guidelines, before we could safely claim that this is a great example for random removal by Google. Edit:
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The Knot Atlas(katlas.math.toronto.edu)
1 points by infinity 15y ago|0 comments
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XSS Prevention Cheat Sheet(owasp.org)
7 points by infinity 15y ago|1 comments
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The Pentagram and the Golden Ratio(web.archive.org)
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The 17 Plane Symmetry Groups(clarku.edu)
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Green Flashes - an optical phenomenon(en.wikipedia.org)
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Japanese Aesthetics(plato.stanford.edu)
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The Witch of Agnesi(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Yahoo Style Guide(styleguide.yahoo.com)
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by infinity 15y ago
In the verifier.php I see a problem here: $uid=$_COOKIE['uid']; $uname=$_COOKIE['uname']; $sql="SELECT * FROM users WHERE username='$uname'"; The $uname is set from the value of 'uname' in the $_COOKIE array, but I see no
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by infinity 15y ago
The story of the expedition of Burke and Wills is also part of the History of the camels in Australia - a story which is really something special. In the year 1860 the ship Chinsurah arrived from Karachi in India at Melbourne. It brought 24
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by infinity 15y ago
Now I have read this story of a blogger I have never heard of and a company I don't care about. So, someone has pushed the wrong button and sent an insulting email out to everyone. Instead of "I'm sorry", there is some kind of flame war on
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Gaming Security by Obscurity(arxiv.org)
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by infinity 15y ago
I'm using Opera. I can see a part of the mailbox, but not the complete picture.
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by infinity 15y ago
Hi, there are some points that I like about the old design: 1. The cartoon pictures are cute and tell the "story" of your service. In the new design something like this is missing. 2. The ordered list of instructions how to use the service

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