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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
I'm building a fairly large web-product for my startup in Rails, and I'm really worried now. I'd paint the recent security vulnerabilities with one broad stroke -- someone trusted the client too much. Isn't that something really, really bas
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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
ES6 supports object proxies, which provide sufficiently rich semantics that we will be able to drop the get/set requirement if you are targeting ES6 browsers. We are ready to add this to Ember as soon as proxies land in popular browsers.
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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
The first independent claim from the patent: "1. A registration system for licensing execution of digital data in a use mode, said digital data executable on a platform, said system including local licensee unique ID generating means and re
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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
Fundamentally, is this a problem with eBay/PayPal or how credit card companies deal with chargebacks (and eBay/PayPal simply having to parrot the same model)? As part of a large OTA, I've dealt with credit card chargebacks in the travel ind
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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
This seems so obvious in hindsight, yet this isn't what everyone comes up with!
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by saurabhnanda 14y ago
I don't know how modern DDoS works, but couldn't Wikilieaks just start repeatedly broadcasting files over UDP streams. Like how it's done in Carl Sagan's Contact?
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
Death is nature's way OF ensuring change.
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
Death is nature's way if ensuring change.
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Why Facebook's business model sucks(saurabhnanda.com)
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
As part of their "publishing targets", does the government mandate the exact journals, or type of journals, in which papers need to be published? Are these journals explicitly named, or is there a criteria they need to satisfy to be eligibl
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
Okay, so where's the Reddit/Digg for scientific research papers and articles? There could be some sort of "dual voting system" where against each article two vote counts are maintained -- one set of votes by the editorial team ("peer review
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
How would a 'forgot password' function work in this case? If you're using something like GPG to encrypt and the password is basically the passphrase for the key, a customer forgetting his/her password would become an irreversible event, and
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
I guess, one easy way to solve this would be to flag whatever has been checked, and let the customer know someone else has checked the code before them. No one in the original distribution would feel the need to check a code, thus this woul
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
So, how do they deal with a counterfeiter who simple copies these "unique codes"? All the counterfeiter needs is access to new OR used pill bottles. Not very hard, IMO.
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by saurabhnanda 15y ago
To all those who are comparing a computer/laptop with a car/television/refrigerator/wherever. There's a big difference between the two classes of machines. Cars don't deal with your personal data. Talk about not caring what your car does (