jawher

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Google code now supports Git(code.google.com)
10 points by jawher 15y ago|1 comments
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by jawher 15y ago
Any sources to back that up ? Last I checked, GMail seemed to be a couple hundrend thousands lines of handwritten Javascript[1] [1] http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9178558/Google_to_use...
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by jawher 15y ago
I've long since abandonned JSF in favor of Wicket to build what you call in-house apps: the latter being much more designer-and-developer-friendly imho. But I wouldn't use Wicket (nor JSF for that matter) for a public facing site, because
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Scala 2.9.0 RC2(scala-lang.org)
2 points by jawher 15y ago|0 comments
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by jawher 16y ago
Nope, nothing of the sort. The government has absolute control over the internet infrastructure here, and they manipulated the page's markup on the fly (or maybe the served an already modified and cached copy) when requested.
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by jawher 16y ago
Nope, at the time of these incidents, I could request GMail's login page over HTTP, though the login form action pointed to a HTTPS url. This was fixed a day or two later though. Same with Yahoo.
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by jawher 16y ago
A tunisian citizen here. I wanted to add that this kind of attacks was not limited to Facebook. GMail, Yahoo mail and Live mail were also affected. I've checked the source code of their login pages if served over HTTP and they contained a s
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by jawher 16y ago
Even of the login form was submitted to a HTTPS url (which is the case), the fact that the login page was served over HTTP allows the government to inject the JS code, which will execute locally and retrieve the login and password inputs an
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by jawher 16y ago
> But it sounds like ISPs were just sniffing HTTP packets for usernames and passwords Nope, Facebook's login page, if requested over http, was manipulated on the fly to inject a javascript code that is triggered when the login button is
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by jawher 16y ago
define a trait named `Option` <parametrized with another type> A <(think of the List type that can be parametrized with another type, e.g. Booleans)>. The + is there to indicate covarience, i.e. that for a type B that extend
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by jawher 16y ago
A small trick: Because Dropbox can only watch and sync one directory, and because I don't want to move all my stuff in that directory, I create symbolic links to the stuff I want sync'ed in the Dropbox directory.
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by jawher 16y ago
Because it doesn't want their money, so reddit is now running them for free: http://www.reddit.com/r/ads/comments/d68xv/reddit_is_now_run...