profmonocle

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   by profmonocle 12y ago

   Seems to work if you include http:// or https:// when typing the URL. (only tested on OSX, not iOS)
2. 452.▲
   by profmonocle 12y ago

   That's almost exactly how I blew up a test server once. (rsync --delete in place of rm) Taught me to be extremely careful when dealing with absolute directory paths.
3. 453.▲
   by profmonocle 12y ago

   > days/weeks as has been known to happen with Apple. That's understating it. Long review times are the norm, not just known to happen. I've never had a submission take under 72 hours. Typical is 4-7 days. (And I've do
4. 454.▲
   by profmonocle 12y ago

   Already possible on Android (and I believe iOS), but rather an application can register its own URL scheme. (For instance, Twitter can set up twitter://) The problem there is you can't have a single URL that just goes to the
5. 455.▲
   by profmonocle 12y ago

   Because gifs already work that way on phones, and that's how users want it.
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   by profmonocle 12y ago

   Maybe they're doing client-side encryption in JavaScript? Apparently native JS crypto is incomplete in Firefox: http://caniuse.com/#feat=cryptography