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by jdangu 13y ago
Check out Pencil (mockup app) http://pencil.evolus.vn/ for an example of multi-platform desktop app based on XULRunner.
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by jdangu 13y ago
Flash is still the standard for "rich media" ads, despite the lack of mobile coverage. HTML5 ads are growing fast but still very small.
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by jdangu 13y ago
Last time I checked, adwords failed to detect javascript injection from an obfuscated Flash creative. That's the kind of things that we detect at ClarityAd via dynamic analysis.
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by jdangu 13y ago
(Shameless plug) For exactly this kind of issue, we're building an ad tag monitoring solution for publishers (and we're hiring). www.clarityad.com
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by jdangu 13y ago
You're mixing-up VPN (Virtual Private Network) and VPS (Virtual Private Server). A VPS can be used as a personal VPN, among other things. As parent suggested, it would be hard to imagine a ban on VPSs.
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by jdangu 13y ago
> For one, there can’t be 2 [clientID, userID] couples with the same userID: with the way mixpanel does things, this is essentially a technically impossible scenario (...) And yet one user can access your site through different client
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by jdangu 13y ago
Is it a good idea to build an offshore software development team in one of the baltic countries? Anyone has some perspective with that?
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by jdangu 13y ago
There's a designated list of VC/angel group investors: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/business/start-up/eli...
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by jdangu 13y ago
All countries spy at each other, it's just that some are better at it than others. As a target country, "outing" the attacker is a natural diplomatic reaction, albeit highly hypocritical. The recent communication war between
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by jdangu 13y ago
The discussion is also relevant for sharing widgets (addthis and friends). If anyone is interested, I wrote about their behavior and how to circumvent them: http://www.j-ro.me/nixing-the-dataholic-sharing-widgets.html
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by jdangu 13y ago
Incidentally, that puts another nail in the coffin for Adobe Flash, which is still widely used for DRM'd video streaming.
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by jdangu 13y ago
You would get the publisher black-listed by e.g. google. This would target the wrong people.
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by jdangu 13y ago
This is illegal and not in use by legitimate ad companies. They've learned their lessons [1] [1] http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/ad-network-at-center-of-third-...
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by jdangu 13y ago
appropriate plug: Get your T-shirt or sticker at https://supporters.eff.org/shop
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by jdangu 13y ago
Looks like it's a term used in Belgium: https://www.google.fr/search?q=%22plan+pension%22&lr=lan...
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The Secret of Making Space (Even If Your Schedule is Crazy)(melissallarena.com)
1 points by jdangu 13y ago|0 comments
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by jdangu 13y ago
Candid question: Volumes doubled and overall revenue got divided by 3 in 10 years. Is music 6 times cheaper than it was back then?
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Nixing the Dataholic Sharing Widgets(j-ro.me)
1 points by jdangu 14y ago|0 comments
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by jdangu 14y ago
Your comment is not very constructive... Of course, there is a strong divide between the internet industry (driven for a large part by advertising) and the proponents of an ideal Internet that respects people's privacy. It seems to me that
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by jdangu 14y ago
Why would you store your session key with this? It's not meant for first-party domains.
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by jdangu 14y ago
My solution is probably 3-5 times cheaper though. It's actually free for me (KM via appsumo and Mandrill free tier)
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by jdangu 14y ago
And we're back. Sorry for the issue, got caught by site44's late warning.
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Lifecycle emails with KissMetrics(j-ro.me)
12 points by jdangu 14y ago|8 comments
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by jdangu 14y ago
Did you try Ctrl-tab?
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by jdangu 14y ago
Any announcement?
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by jdangu 14y ago
They haven't found any concrete flaws though. Several XSS flaws were fixed quickly: http://reflets.info/le-retour-du-mega-merdier-de-kim/ (french)
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by jdangu 14y ago
Care to explain the difference with Chrome To Phone?
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by jdangu 14y ago
The flip side of net neutrality issues. Don't tamper with my Internet please.
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by jdangu 14y ago
Traditional A/V are broken for the web. With dynamic languages like JS and ActionScript, their approach is to fingerprint 10 different strains of the same threat. Then the 11th strain can be generated in a few seconds with new obfuscation.
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by jdangu 14y ago
Looks like yet another "malvertising" situation. The Google Safebrowsing report [1] appears fairly ambiguous though: "Site is listed as suspicious - visiting this web site may harm your computer (...)" "Of the 12029 pages we tested on the s

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