ozanonline

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In-browser message digest verification/generation tool(s3.amazonaws.com)
3 points by ozanonline 12y ago|0 comments
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by ozanonline 13y ago
Follow that by: "U.S. Is Secretly Collecting Records of Verizon Calls", NY Times http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/06/us/us-secretly-collecting-...
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Congress: "Does the NSA intercept Americans' cellphone conversations?" NSA: "No"(youtube.com)
6 points by ozanonline 13y ago|1 comments
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Peer-to-peer networking with browsers(ozan.io)
4 points by ozanonline 13y ago|0 comments
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Collage.js: A framework for live, dynamic, and interactive collages(collage.oztu.org)
4 points by ozanonline 14y ago|0 comments
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Collage: A JS framework for live, dynamic, and interactive collages(github.com)
1 points by ozanonline 14y ago|0 comments
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by ozanonline 14y ago
This issue is actually very visible in the example I have on the quuen home page. If you don't have the tab in the foreground, the script will execute more slowly than if its in the foreground. This isn't an issue if you're spawning browser
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by ozanonline 14y ago
You could use Sauce Labs to automatically spawn browsers for Queen. It wouldn't be as abstract as purchasing cycles, but more of instances.
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by ozanonline 14y ago
Cool, you might be interested in Testacular also, a similar project to yours. The main differentiator for Thrill/Queen will be that Queen acts as a central server which anyone in the network can execute tests on. So if you have many develop
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by ozanonline 14y ago
What were the sorts of issues you faced with iframes? One major issue I found so far was alerts blocking the ui thread, which was easy enough to fix by disabling them. The other major issue was around CORS, which is resolved by proxying req
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by ozanonline 14y ago
Hi everyone, Ozan here. I wrote queen and thrill, I just found out about this thread, looks like Hirvesh beat me to it :). Going to lunch right now, but I'll be able to answer questions after I'm back.