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by kevlened 7y ago
It seems the web server "is a workaround to a change introduced in Safari 12": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20389668 > You can ask your browser to remember the link association If that's true in Sa
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Quantum Supremacy Could Happen This Year(scientificamerican.com)
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Autoped – Electric Scooter from 1915(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kevlened 8y ago
I wish it was that simple. If you can bounce through an SSO provider to set a first-party cookie, you can bounce through an ad tracker. Even with a heuristic that requires action on the interstitial, how do you distinguish between redirects
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by kevlened 8y ago
I see how that could be confusing; I'll add clarity around pricing. Currently it mirrors the way serverless computing is priced - per second of compute time per instance. So, your second example is correct. I started with $0.003 per se
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by kevlened 8y ago
That's good feedback! Cross browser testing is important for many companies (my past companies included), so if you find them valuable, the question becomes how often they should run. They tend to be expensive and slow, so they're
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by kevlened 8y ago
That's great to hear! I have some other ideas to improve the performance and reliability of Selenium, but I want to focus on the problems causing the most pain. If you want to chat, I'm at len@browsertron.com
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by kevlened 8y ago
That's exactly what's happening.
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by kevlened 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I've published two examples using Pytest[0] and Jest[1], but I'll publish better getting-started docs. [0] https://github.com/browsertron/pytest-webdriver-example [1] https:/&#x
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by kevlened 8y ago
I started this project while struggling with slow Selenium tests in CI. There are a lot of hosted Selenium services, but none geared towards parallelism; this fills that niche.
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Show HN: Browsertron – Run all your Selenium tests in parallel(browsertron.com)
50 points by kevlened 8y ago|11 comments
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by kevlened 9y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. The OAuth2 spec defines access tokens and also specifies that they should go in an Authorization header.
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by kevlened 9y ago
To echo a sibling comment [0], if you don't use OAuth2 (or the OpenID Connect profile), you'll end up reimplementing similar functionality. There are libraries for OAuth2/OpenID Connect, while a custom authentication strategy
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by kevlened 9y ago
Before going all the way on cookies, make sure to consider whether you're creating a mobile app, as mobile apps usually don't handle cookies for you automatically. In my experience, OAuth is a bit easier in mobile. If you support
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by kevlened 9y ago
Just to be clear, JWTs may be encrypted (JWE), but are almost always just signed (JWS). Don't store data you don't mind exposing in a signed JWT.
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Better than a hologram: BYU study produces 3D images that float in 'thin air'(news.byu.edu)
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How We Built a Tool to Export React Prototypes from Sketch(medium.com)
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by kevlened 9y ago
I think you're trying to solve two problems: 1. Single-Sign On (SSO) - Log in once for access to many services. SaaS with SAML and OpenID Connect support are ideal in this space, but services without support can be used with a browser
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State Governments Are Already Gaming the Republican Tax Overhaul(bloomberg.com)
2 points by kevlened 9y ago|0 comments
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Quantum Computing for Morons(thinkingofutils.com)
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An Interactive Introduction to Quantum Computing(davidbkemp.github.io)
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Google and Microsoft troll each other over software vulnerabilities(engadget.com)
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A new kind of map: it’s about time(blog.mapbox.com)
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by kevlened 9y ago
Look at row 3 (0,1,0, , , , ,0,1,0)
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AppAuth for JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by kevlened 10y ago|0 comments
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by kevlened 10y ago
Until they come around, all iOS users are without service workers, because Chrome on iOS is backed by WKWebView [1]. AFAIK, any custom browser on iOS is required to use WKWebView. [1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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by kevlened 10y ago
The 71% statistic is from all water sources. The difficulty is easily accessible freshwater sources, so cheap desalination seems to be critical. "Freshwater makes up a very small fraction of all water on the planet. While nearly 70 per
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by kevlened 10y ago
The author posted this as a Show HN earlier today https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13183171 edit: @dang, could we merge these posts so @jalammar sees the community's appreciation and can provide feedback?
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New Material Technology to Enhance Efficiency in Artificial Photosynthesis(fujitsu.com)
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Go Midwest, Young Hipster(nytimes.com)
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