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15y ago
HTML5 is an umbrella term. Get over it.
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15y ago
Mostly a list of spin-laden, news release rehashes and promises that won't be met anytime soon. Hurrah.
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15y ago
Why when I switch the country on the payment page to Canada does it show the price in euros?
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15y ago
Then the attack shifts. The "security check" becomes, drag this link to your bookmark bar and click it.
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15y ago
I do see "class" level permissions, as I mentioned in my previous post, but nothing suggesting that finer grain control exists. I do see that you can store data on the authenticated user, which is a good start. And if better security is som
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15y ago
Why am I being downvoted? As responsible engineers, we should be deeply suspicious of anything coming from the client. This product flies in the face of that wisdom.
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15y ago
The client API requires that you provide it your app's global credentials. These are likely to be baked right into the code, so can be easily extracted from the binary. It looks like the entire datastore is mutable/queryable after authentic
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15y ago
Love it. I'm going to give a go for a week and see if it fits. The playlist bar is its killer feature -- iTunes DJ is crap in comparison.
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15y ago
Source?
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15y ago
I guess you mean the opposite hasn't prevented Ruby from being popular. All numeric values are truthy, including 0.
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15y ago
I'm having a little trouble imaging how the actor model would apply to GUI programming. Could you explain?
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Tutu is surprisingly badly behaved for a trained dog. I wonder if allowing him to run amok is important for sniffing effectively.
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15y ago
Not where I'm from it's not. A code monkey is mindless and interchangeable.
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15y ago
No, it wouldn't. With AJAX, the request always goes out, and is received and processed by the server if they choose to (most never check the request origin). Then, the server can decide whether or not to attach cross origin resource sharing
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15y ago
That's absurd. Why would a teenager know more than an adult about security?
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15y ago
I think that you have to work to make your perspectives as similar as possible. Nominate screen regions for areas of similar importance.
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15y ago
Yes, there are. You can also have the compilers watch the filesystem for changes, building whenever required. That comes in handy.
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15y ago
Meh, they're OK. It's pretty easy to layer something more interesting on top of them. Pop in a scripting language for the business logic and you're looking good, with lots of possible deployment options and a wealth of tuning information.
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15y ago
I really don't think this will be an issue. Think of how often you browse Facebook just looking at people and reading info. This is not information I would like to have public any more than I'd like people knowing about what I search for. P
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15y ago
Except that they're not...those are metric units.
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15y ago
Why should you be proud to fail CSSLint?
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15y ago
From the WebGL spec: "It is possible to create, either intentionally or unintentionally, combinations of shaders and geometry that take an undesirably long time to render. This issue is analogous to that of long-running scripts, for which u
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15y ago
I couldn't figure out how to see everything I wanted to, and quickly abandoned my attempts. Not a win-win.
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15y ago
Completely misleading. What Evrything is going to be providing is not at all similar to every object on earth having its own, specific API.
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15y ago
I would happily work for this guy. Seems like an opportunity to be both a programmer and help out with operations too. Sounds fun.
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15y ago
Could this be the beginning of a physical world where computers frequently interact to provide rich and useful function? I, for one, hope so. Can't wait to play with this.
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15y ago
An interesting side benefit this opens up the possibility of debugging languages that compile down to JavaScript, such as Coffeescript or Objective-J. Just attach an editor or a terminal via a websocket, provide a mapping layer between the
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16y ago
Great highlighting based on caret position, easy-to-read syntax and the output updates quickly. Very well done.
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16y ago
To the brilliant young Americans.
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16y ago
I kind of liked it. It was exciting.
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