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   Show HN: Fossil Fuel Disasters in the U.S(sierraclub.org)

   3 points by jbrowne 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   That all stands to reason, thanks for the input wpietri.
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Ok, got it - makes sense. Thanks for the input staunch, much appreciated.
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Thanks barylen for the response! Totally get what you're saying, could you expand a bit on why?
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Thanks for responding staunch! Is that mainly to avoid performance costs/clutter, or for security reasons or both?
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Got it - thanks!
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Thanks for responding - that's my understanding too. Though if there's something I'm not aware of, I'd love to know! Thanks for raising the trash data issue. The framework does a pretty good job of set up and tear down b
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   by jbrowne 13y ago

   Thanks for responding! Currently running Jasmine on local dev box, yes that's cool, sysadmin not concerned about that. We don't have CI server. We have a dev server that is currently exposed to the world, our production server is
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   Ask HN: Can Jasmine Unit Tests Expose Security Vulnerabilities on Server?

   4 points by jbrowne 13y ago|14 comments