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by reaktivo 7y ago
This could also be solved by having any FileSystem API be unaccessible until a User Permission request is accepted. Both in incognito and normal mode.
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by reaktivo 7y ago
I would hate to see it in code that is being shared in a team, but the following works: ['1', '7', '11'].map(x => ~~x)
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by reaktivo 7y ago
Not sure if it can be considered a MITM attack, but without subresource integrity the developers have to blindly trust the Pika CDN to host the same script file on that URL. SRI might be impossible to implement in this case, not only becaus
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by reaktivo 7y ago
Never thought I would get to see Playas mentioned in HN. I was born in Tijuana and lived most of my life there. It’s a nice little corner if that’s what you’re looking for.
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by reaktivo 7y ago
Gymnastics of the top of my head
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by reaktivo 8y ago
I'm not sure this is actually the case, Cloud Functions instances might be handling one request at a time, but they call also share a global scope, as you can see in their Tips & Tricks document[1] [1] https://cloud.goog
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by reaktivo 8y ago
Great timing for those of us on Zeit's Now.sh v1 service which seems to be in it's way to deprecate serverless docker deployments.
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by reaktivo 8y ago
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by reaktivo 8y ago
People who enjoyed this might enjoy Rafael Rozendal's Abstract Browsing - http://www.abstractbrowsing.net/
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by reaktivo 8y ago
Redux doesn’t have a dependency on RxJS. It does expose and observable interface though
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by reaktivo 9y ago
You an usually use `NODE_PATH=src` which will make requiring anything inside `src` easy as `import something from 'somewhere';`
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by reaktivo 9y ago
A reminder that LazyPromises are trivial to implement: function LazyPromise(executor) { this.then = (resolve, reject) => new Promise(executor).then(resolve, reject); this.catch = (resolve, reject) => new Pr
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by reaktivo 9y ago
That is true, but usually the wifi login portal is not under https, which seems to be what the article implies.
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by reaktivo 9y ago
Whoa, for a moment I felt pretty sure you would be mistaken. Hadn't read about this particular vulnerability before.
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by reaktivo 9y ago
Don't forget Cineville.
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by reaktivo 9y ago
Another possible solution for this problem would be that for each module's `package.json` a list of node APIs that a module opts-out, like http, access to env variables, fs, etc. This would need to apply to the package itself and any d
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by reaktivo 9y ago
Not to defend Apple on this, but no, Flash was already dead by the time Apple implemented in-app purchases.
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by reaktivo 9y ago
An issue that could have been solved by watermarked pictures.
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by reaktivo 9y ago
Which announcement are you talking about?
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by reaktivo 10y ago
I can't image it being limited to jitter, I'm curious how they handle touchscreens.
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by reaktivo 10y ago
On macOS, 9 tabs (js), 8 extensions. 55MB
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by reaktivo 10y ago
For reference, I usually get 45 - 50MB ram usage on VS Code.
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by reaktivo 10y ago
You make it pretty clear the ego being hurt doesn't belong to any of the commenters.
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by reaktivo 10y ago
I suppose you meant to comment on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13731931
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by reaktivo 10y ago
I was about to suggest TestCafe even though I haven't tried either. After reading a bit, it seems to work with a small proxy that injects a script to trigger events on the page via the normal DOM api's. If might be a good solution
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by reaktivo 10y ago
`Cette page est indisponible.` When trying to subscribe to the newsletter ):
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by reaktivo 10y ago
There's always streaming json parsers[1] that will help you when parsing large json data sets. [1]: https://github.com/dominictarr/JSONStream
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by reaktivo 10y ago
Try Cyberduck
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by reaktivo 10y ago
Wrong post
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by reaktivo 10y ago
Valid but introduces undefined as the first item of the array

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