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by provolone 7y ago
If you allow unchecked data to be stored & retrieved there are some XSS vulns in older versions. Ideally this would be prevented in a sane environment.
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by provolone 7y ago
If you need that array you could just embed a script tag in your html template.
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by provolone 7y ago
If they had a simple sign in/sign up/dismiss prompt I wouldn't avoid it as readily. Instead they have "pardon the interruption" and "Let's make this official". The "pardon me" politeness doe
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by provolone 7y ago
Humanity is always seeking to define an arbitrary demarcation point between man and animal. The goal posts were moved (again) after we discovered orangutans using prepared tools to fish for termites.
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by provolone 7y ago
Were they broilers from a chicken factory? Try some of the heirloom varieties for more flavor.
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by provolone 7y ago
Remember when government funded science told us of the dangers of cannabis? They went as far as suffocating research animals with smoke. Yet today CBD oil is marketed as a cure all.
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by provolone 7y ago
but think of the children
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by provolone 8y ago
They say the customer is always right. In game dev users will ask for extra lives and powerful starting items in a multiplayer rougelikelike. I don't think it can always be as simple as giving them everything. Users should be catered t
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by provolone 8y ago
What about those who abstained from voting? The hole in the 'consent of the governed', 'you got what you asked for' mythology is that there is no way to withdraw your consent. Imagine giving inmates the 'freedom&#x2
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by provolone 8y ago
I agree that government concerning its self with tracking and quantifying the political views of citizens is not censorship. I find it disturbing and reminiscent of the German Democratic Republic.
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by provolone 8y ago
As we discuss this Facebook is meeting with the government. Politicians are concerned that Internet comments were used to 'manipulate' the previous election. The suggested solution is verifying the identity of online commentators.
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by provolone 8y ago
Naturally I disagree. The US has been waging a never ending global war on "terror" since 2001. I'll also cite Hans Herman Hoppe's lecture refuting Steven Pinker. Apologies in advance for his thorough technique. "Pin
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by provolone 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADE_651 'Some of the devices came with "detector cards" which were programmed, the fraudsters claimed, to detect everything from explosives, to human beings and dollar bills
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by provolone 8y ago
"Probably the most important thing it does is to keep the world from descending into a flaming fireball of constant wars between countries" How many millions were killed by government in the 20th century? WW1, WWII, concentration
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by provolone 8y ago
How safe does 80mph freeway traffic feel for novice drivers? Cycling is incredibly dangerous according to many here, but is it more dangerous than heart disease?
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by provolone 8y ago
Some people enjoy might enjoy it. Even in suburban areas cycling can be faster than waiting for the bus.
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by provolone 8y ago
Fair enough, but I like to stay abreast of the latest propaganda narratives.
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by provolone 8y ago
The conditions you describe are bikable. A shower would be essential. Those who are willing need no special accommodations.
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by provolone 8y ago
Bike lanes in the US have always been in the areas where it is more dangerous to ride. The mere presence of a bike lane instead of an undecorated shoulder seems to confuse many as to what is possible or acceptable. Riding and moving at spee
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by provolone 8y ago
Spring and other frameworks may be popular, but the base servlet api with db connection pooling is enough. This approach feels much lighter than using frameworks. Not sure where the 'over-engineered' view comes from. I'd call
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by provolone 8y ago
According to the article, this change should make rail cars cheaper.
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by provolone 8y ago
Many would say drinking is bad for everyone. Extreme sports can be dangerous as well. Individuals make their own choices and trade-offs in regards to their quality of life. We have no more right to collectively compel individuals not to smo
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by provolone 8y ago
No support for base64 encoded parameters?
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by provolone 8y ago
Jetty/CometD has decent support. You can use HTTP2 as a transport for push notifications. You can also specify additional resources like scripts, css, or images to be sent on the first request. I am less worried about what most sites d
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by provolone 8y ago
Googlebot never adopted HTTP2, only SPDY
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by provolone 8y ago
I have not suggested that health credits are the inevitable conclusion of banning any tobacco product. I have posed a specific set of questions about the logic of prohibiting products for heath purposes. You have chosen to tilt by snark &am
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by provolone 8y ago
You're joined by Akerlof & Shiller when you claim: >Humans aren't rational actors. We're emotional creatures of habit who are highly susceptible to advertising Adbusters would agree with your claim that: >we should
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by provolone 8y ago
I think there is still room to say: "if the government knows what is best for me to consume, then why not test that logic by taking it to its logical conclusion" If we can't have that discussion without acrimonious downvotes
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by provolone 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum
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by provolone 8y ago
Maybe we should force them to exercise too? Or perhaps we should take a vote on what is definitively healthy and restrict the public's diet to pre-approved items? If China has social credits, maybe the west needs government enforced he

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