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klapinat0r
15y ago
Thanks for the insight on url shorteners workings, and the good points.
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klapinat0r
15y ago
I've thought about security (vuln's), collision and security (proper redirects, url validation, js sandboxing), but it is really simple. I can publish it publictly later. Thank you for the kind words. Button added.
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Show HN: ca.pitali.st, not a weekend, but afternoon project
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15y ago
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klapinat0r
15y ago
Too bad they still don't want Google Apps users. As they could be more likely to be Google fans, continuing (also in invite phase) to exclude them does not seem like a good idea.
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15y ago
It doesn't have to be complex. I get around this simply by re-submitting if the hashtag is present: http://blurk.org/#tv-the+simpsons Similar to your site in terms of "not storing, just search engine". I've put the javascript snippet for
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15y ago
Despite the name, this is not rails specific, and should serve as a good read for all: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/security.html covering both sql injections and cross site forgery/scripting.
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Sony Japan hacked by SQL injection
(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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15y ago
My bad :)
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klapinat0r
15y ago
Now, if only anyone knew what timezone those graphs used we'd be home safe.
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16y ago
If by madness you imply there's no market for it, I'd disagree. However, the idea isn't new: http://blekko.com/ws/+/about
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16y ago
TVRage.com, or even TV.com, are both sites which are very good at certain points. TVRage mainly: having up-to-date episode listings. TV.com mainly: relevant news to the navigated page, extensive bio/episode description archive, respectively
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16y ago
Seems very, very promising. It's simple, it's easy to use and looks both nice and cute (as in, not some website from 10 years ago without a single retouch); in a twitter'ish way, if you know what I mean. I have a question about the logos, a