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Newtonsoft Json.NET interprets and modifies ISO date strings(github.com)
4 points by lol768 5y ago|1 comments
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by lol768 5y ago
The generated SVG renders for me as a 1750x782px transparent image. FF 95.
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by lol768 5y ago
> CORS is a stupid idea that serves no purpose. If someone is really determined they will either 1) turn off CORS with a browser extension 2) simply call your precious API from something other than an a browser > It is essentially sec
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by lol768 5y ago
All the major banks offer Confirmation of Payee nowadays. Why are people still falling victim to APP?
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by lol768 5y ago
Suggestion: allow override of the geolocation-derived search epicentre, it's not always (read: has never been reliable for me, unless I'm using a device with a GPS chip). I do appreciate that's the primary aim for this proj
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by lol768 5y ago
They have some custom JS which hijacks the scroll event and manually applies a "transform: translate3d" CSS rule with its own linear interpretation / velocity / acceleration logic..
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by lol768 5y ago
> Apple’s Lost Mode doesn’t currently stop users from injecting arbitrary computer code into its phone number field Can we be precise when writing about security vulnerabilities? It's a stored XSS in the phone number field. You can
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by lol768 5y ago
Lots of people like to pretend the "entire internet" is synonymous with the IPv4 address space...
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by lol768 5y ago
The vast majority of people who seem to be finding this strange (and seem to have a misconception that laws don't and cannot adapt to technological progress once passed) appear to be American or (at the very least) have less day to day
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by lol768 5y ago
> How's that going with the EU cookie legislation? You mean the twice-amended ePrivacy directive? I think it's going pretty well, noyb have achieved some fantastic results by pursuing complaints in accordance with the directive
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by lol768 5y ago
Yup - it's actively hostile to anyone trying to visit anonymously: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/151591/facebook-... (Never mind the overlays which take up about a third of the viewport height a
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by lol768 5y ago
The same Virgin Media of "Posting it to you is secure, as it's illegal to open someone else's mail." infamy.... [0] [0] https://twitter.com/virginmedia/status/1162756227132198914?l...
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by lol768 5y ago
What happened to AP Computer Science AB? It seemed like without a doubt the better course and ideal prep for college study..
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by lol768 5y ago
> certain file type extensions may cause the user profile page not to load There is no reason for this. They should always hit the same controller and be served as text/html. Why would the username ever influence this? If that break
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by lol768 5y ago
Yeah, this didn't leave me with a good impression of their security and development practices (not that I really had one anyway after they accidentally deleted their production PostgreSQL data directory and did a fairly poor job of res
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by lol768 5y ago
Can you please make your affiliation with Fundación PostgreSQL clear in both your bio and a disclaimer in the comments you write here? Thanks.
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by lol768 5y ago
Somewhat surprised at how far you can get down the sign-up flow using the (internet-facing, publicly accessible) staging URLs that the report mentions - i.e. https://www-dev.allizom.org/en-US/products/vpn/ an
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by lol768 5y ago
> sing the virtues of .NET core or whatever its called now I think this is the only criticisms I can level at Microsoft, their branding is just a complete mess! Core has been dropped from .NET naming but we still have ASP.NET Core MVC (I
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by lol768 5y ago
> How do sites like Pornhub get paid then? At the moment I'm pretty sure they don't. At least, not via card-based payment systems.
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by lol768 5y ago
> the marketing message that avoids details and tries to sell some "powers" that work "out of the box" hurts the ego of the nerd I can't say I like this characterisation! A marketing message devoid of any useful
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by lol768 5y ago
I wouldn't call it a minor annoyance when it's a way of working you're practicing for 6-8 hours a day. I am best placed to determine what tools I work with best to get work done. You wouldn't get an electrician in to do
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by lol768 5y ago
Interesting choice to use some sort of proprietary OS scripting language instead of just writing a standard WebExtension, I thought. Presumably chrome.tabs.query would have returned all tabs and a native manifest would've allowed comms
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by lol768 5y ago
> However, what OIDC does relating to signing is far worse. In many OIDC deployments, the idea is you use something called “OIDC Discovery” [3] to discover the expected signing keys for the OIDC server. You fetch those regularly (e.g. da
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by lol768 5y ago
> eIDAS I'm sure a lot of governments have based regulations and standards on top of SAML... it seems exactly like the sort of thing they'd be drawn to - "mature", more complex than necessary, verbose. Pretty sure Gov
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by lol768 5y ago
> On top of this, I have inside knowledge that some extremely common libraries that implement SAML were built not by reading and understanding the spec, but simply by looking at sample XML documents in the wild and writing code that hand
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by lol768 5y ago
> Let’s get rid of SAML. Good luck, it's prolific throughout so many enterprises and academic institutions. We might see some support start to materialise for OIDC as larger enterprises start to make use of e.g. AzureAD properly, bu
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by lol768 5y ago
Does the usual Ctrl+F GUI support filtering down to links only?
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by lol768 5y ago
Expensive fees are a thing in countries that observe timezones aligned with "EU time" too.
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by lol768 5y ago
WASM support hasn't been around for long, comparatively - and I'm not sure if there's been any recent headway with DOM manipulation or GC from WebAssembly.
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by lol768 5y ago
I don't think they've published any data relating to ENSEMBLE 2 yet.

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