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Web Platform Incubator Community Group(w3.org)
2 points by nsgi 10y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
You can definitely do that for Chrome extensions, not sure about Firefox. https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/override This would be sufficient to create the type of feature described in the article. Not sure why y
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by nsgi 10y ago
There are ways of doing that without sacrificing security. Making TLS a paid-only feature makes no more sense than making CSRF protection a paid-only feature.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Would you use a hand cursor for a button?
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by nsgi 10y ago
This is not Reddit.
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What It’s Like to Be Accused of Being a Paedophile Because of a Typo by Police(buzzfeed.com)
14 points by nsgi 10y ago|1 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
How does this compare to Google pioneering security architecture in Chrome, which gave it a strong record in Pwn2Own, and eventually became the basis for security in other browsers, including Edge?
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by nsgi 10y ago
There are some false negatives here as they're linked to without the www. I haven't visited https://okcupid.com but I have visited https://www.okcupid.com . Therefore, it doesn't have a red dot when it
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by nsgi 10y ago
> However, it is a good job for a boy that wants a job and does not have any special interest or hobby. This seems slightly absurd. Tech is one of the few jobs which people move into after taking it up as a hobby, and for which doing it
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by nsgi 10y ago
CloudFlare typically shows a CAPTCHA when a site is accessed by an IP with a bad reputation. This is mainly to block access to spammers and evil crawlers, but the IP addresses used by Tor exit nodes often have bad reputations, as they are u
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by nsgi 10y ago
To be fair, access to the archives of donaldjtrump.com could be blocked anyway if the owners at some point decide to add a robots.txt blocking the Wayback Machine.
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by nsgi 10y ago
It's a prepaid debit card that gives you a pretty breakdown of your spending through an app.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Yes, they should. They might want to look up information on abuse, sexual health or homosexuality in confidence. There are other ways to accomplish preventing children from accessing inappropriate content, namely filtering by domain which i
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by nsgi 10y ago
What else would you put on a home page? It's better than a carousel.
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by nsgi 10y ago
> The pay was not nearly in the same area. Because the dot-com bubble had recently burst...
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by nsgi 10y ago
How is Snapchat not something that connects the world?
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by nsgi 10y ago
What university do you go to?
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by nsgi 10y ago
The cost of $4,000 doesn't take into account R&D costs, which must be recuperated in the drug's price.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Correct. The rate limits for the parent domain wouldn't apply if it was added to the public suffix list. The IP restriction wouldn't apply because every router would be requesting from a different IP.
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by nsgi 10y ago
HTTPS prevents that.
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by nsgi 10y ago
(S)he has more right to speak for us than the majority of (neurotypical) decision makers.
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by nsgi 10y ago
The best solution is for them to be accessed through a publicly registered hostname e.g. https://router0123.netgear.com (that would only resolve locally). They could provision certificates for themselves using the Let's Enc
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by nsgi 10y ago
The last one won't work. The parent frame has to be HTTPS as well.
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by nsgi 10y ago
You mean like Chrome Profiles?
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by nsgi 10y ago
You can already disable flash, javascript and cookies by site. That covers pretty much everything from site logins to WebGL.
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by nsgi 10y ago
It could conceivably be used as a second-line defence, similar to content security policy. This may be a bad idea depending on how it is implemented and whether the system is tested with it turned off.
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Teenage criminals should wear Wi-Fi jamming anklets says top cop(arstechnica.co.uk)
16 points by nsgi 10y ago|13 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
Many regular users start out as occasional users. A fee impedes this.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Would you get into a car with a driver under 20, above 70, with less than five years of driving experience or who is a little sleepy?
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by nsgi 10y ago
Why should it be any more of a disaster than an open source project?

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