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by jamescun 14y ago
We are not affiliated in any way. We have come across them before and we feel the name and market is different enough to not be a problem. As for the logo, it's kinda difficult to make a fire (as in, blaze) look different. Our name story is
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by jamescun 14y ago
Yes of course, the 15 seconds is not a particularly valid method, however the intention was to try and make you think on your feet and keep your answers concise.
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by jamescun 14y ago
It's completely static and javascript, so just download all the files (index.html, functions.js, data.js and style.css) and edit the array in data.js.
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by jamescun 14y ago
Added. Thanks.
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by jamescun 14y ago
Wow, you found that fast.
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Show HN: iPG - YC Interview Simulator(jamescun.com)
290 points by jamescun 14y ago|77 comments
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by jamescun 15y ago
We use FreeBSD. Seriously, any linux server operators out there give it a go. It has a steeper learning curve and can be quite tedious to set up, but seriously its very hard to knock over. We have a box with 4 years up time (and before the
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PHP App Security: Preventing CSRF Attacks(blog.stackblaze.com)
1 points by jamescun 15y ago|0 comments
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Tackling MySQLs "Too Many Connections" error with HAProxy(jamescun.com)
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[HACKED TOGETHER] Barrel Roll: Chrome Extension to apply Barrel Roll to any page(chrome.google.com)
2 points by jamescun 15y ago|0 comments
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Stop Ridiculing Ideas(jamescun.com)
21 points by jamescun 15y ago|19 comments
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by jamescun 15y ago
One possible thing you might want to look into is Anycasting your DNS servers, although understandably this is costly. I myself was researching starting a DNS provider after Dyn bought EveryDNS, however the inability for me to find a way to
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by jamescun 15y ago
I typically disabled it because (historically, not 100% sure now) even with restrictions in place, you can still read PHP.ini and (not now mind) you could also write to the INI config with the ini functions.
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by jamescun 15y ago
It is a valid point, perhaps I should do a followup, showing how these settings affect PHP and examples of how someone could exploit them.
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by jamescun 15y ago
You are correct, that was a mistake on my behalf. The post has been amended.
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by jamescun 15y ago
Thanks, added it to the post.
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Securing PHP(jamescun.com)
110 points by jamescun 15y ago|70 comments
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Simple x86 opcode sheet(net.cs.uni-bonn.de)
1 points by jamescun 15y ago|0 comments