samirm

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by samirm 8y ago
No, I'm not assuming that, because regardless of how the user browses your site, you're still going to prioritize the sizes important to you. It wouldn't make sense to prioritize optimizing site design for the few people who
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by samirm 8y ago
that doesn't matter now does it?
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by samirm 8y ago
Also known as the most common sizes used by everyone else for most other sites...
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by samirm 8y ago
You as the developer have access to and are aware of all possible display dimensions and aspect ratios. It's not that hard to prioritize the sizes you want to support and then work based off that. There are plenty of tools out there th
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by samirm 8y ago
There is absolutely no reason to collect and store window dimensions, other than for fingerprinting and tracking. Sure it might be an interesting piece of trivia for the dev, but it's not necessary for the dev to "make sure the we
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by samirm 8y ago
Thought this was gonna be about the country :/
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by samirm 8y ago
It's just as "meaningless" as having any other number badge on your home screen...
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by samirm 8y ago
what's wrong with leaving emails unread?
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by samirm 8y ago
good riddance
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by samirm 8y ago
Oh you're right, thank you for pointing that out.
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by samirm 8y ago
This seems like a step in the wrong direction :/
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Protecting software against exploitation with DARPA's CFAR(blog.trailofbits.com)
2 points by samirm 8y ago|0 comments
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by samirm 8y ago
that's what FF Dev edition is for: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/
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An ethereum EVM binary analysis framework – Rattle(blog.trailofbits.com)
4 points by samirm 8y ago|0 comments
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by samirm 8y ago
Fascinating. Thanks.
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by samirm 8y ago
Not trying to be a negative nancy, but isn't this all kind of obvious?
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by samirm 8y ago
Why did you leave ublock on? Kinda defeats the purpose...
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by samirm 8y ago
Awesome idea, however the example video is too simplistic and abstract.
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by samirm 8y ago
Don't know for certain, but the issue might be that it's using the same thread to scan the attachment and hang, rather than download it and hang.
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Introducing windows-acl: Working with ACLs in Rust(blog.trailofbits.com)
1 points by samirm 8y ago|0 comments
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Experts urge rapid patching of struts bug(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by samirm 8y ago|0 comments
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by samirm 8y ago
Changing the UI in case of a different domain is genius, would really help in enforcing the principle of least astonishment. However I don't think the up arrow symbol would work since it already has a meaning in traditional file browse
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Serving the web from the browser with beaker(hacks.mozilla.org)
3 points by samirm 8y ago|0 comments
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by samirm 8y ago
Windows costs money.
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by samirm 8y ago
This is the first thing I googled after I saw this update.
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by samirm 8y ago
I'm not sure if this is supposed to be directed at me or a general comment, but the internet was most certainly there when I started reading. In fact I hated reading when I was in middle school. It was only in my last couple years (of
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by samirm 8y ago
I disagree with most of what she says. I know I spend too much time online, but at the same time I don't have any problems getting lost in books. Just last week I devoured Name of the Wind (600+ pages) in a matter of days, even though
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by samirm 8y ago
Apparently you think there's not much to be gained from reading fiction. Maybe there's your problem.
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by samirm 8y ago
not enough fiction recommendations :)
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by samirm 8y ago
It's popular because OOP is the only thing most people know and understand better than any other paradigm and has been a staple of "reliable software" in big business.

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