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Scraping Twitter with R(datablog.sytpp.net)
3 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
Always loved this Twitter account. I use it now and then to remind my followers that my shit is not together https://twitter.com/ismyshittogethr Also there is no silver bullet for the maze that is life other than all the us
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Stop Hacking Your Life(artofmanliness.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Thwart browser fingerprinting with tactical tech(blog.higg.so)
3 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Brief History of the ASF Board Agenda Tool(intertwingly.net)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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The Surprising Power of Our Social Networks and How They Shape Our Lives (book)(amazon.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Crash course Internet art [video](vimeo.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Useful.js – JavaScript examples too useful not to share(woollymittens.nl)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Stop overanalyzing and become the best version of yourself(blog.higg.so)
35 points by signaler 11y ago|30 comments
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We Don't Ship Enough Stuff in Wood Crates Anymore(buildphase.fm)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Get Web Hosting for just 1p and help us raise £15,000 for AbilityNet(lcn.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|1 comments
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The Art of Monitoring(artofmonitoring.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Text-Rendering: OptimizeLegibility Is Decadent and Depraved(bocoup.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Awe-inspiring Synonyms – Chrome extension(github.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Do you really want “bank grade” security in your SSL?(blog.robiii.nl)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Do you really know why you prefer REST over RPC?(apihandyman.io)
3 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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The Exponential Technologies Institute(exptech.org)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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TakeOff – Schedule Instagram Posts Smartly(gettakeoff.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
Except for the fact that humans are solving them, only getting paid for solving them and rendering said captchas effectively redundant. The key term here is isolation , where rather than captchas serving to hurt flow states, they are i
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by signaler 11y ago
I thought of that too, and it would not be preferable to have shared logins, or an automated system in place for registering on e-commerce sites, or sites where money is moving in them. One could argue that a large portion of websites have
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by signaler 11y ago
Yeah I tried Lastpass. I love that feature, but it is not a silver bullet and it often gets things wrong, populating the wrong fields and also still requiring some manual effort. I use Lastpass but I was spooked last year when their servers
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by signaler 11y ago
Seems more like an edge case. If you look at bugmenot, the system works beautifully, and I am still amazed at how well it works, and how long the logins work despite the system being a bit sneaky and breaching the T.O.S on sites where multi
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by signaler 11y ago
Automation is a small part of the system and not the main concern. The main concern is making the experience of surfing the web less harrowing for surfers and to make it more smooth. There are many walled garden sites arbitrarily locking aw
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by signaler 11y ago
It would use both shared accounts, and auto registration, which depend on how complex the registration system is and what requirements it has. For example, on sites which have lots of traffic it is preferable to have a swarm of newly regist
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by signaler 11y ago
Please refer to my comment on Dysprosium's post for my answer on this. Also I may add that it is not a system for spammers, but a system like bugmenot where we can bypass the often arduous process of registration. I happen to have RSI
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by signaler 11y ago
This is something I have thought about, but I've observed a great many websites that don't use a captcha because of whatever reason. All that's needed here is to bulk-solve captchas as they are needed. Not necessarily in a ne
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by signaler 11y ago
Hey author here. All valid points. I see you made a tradeoff there. So you asked how is this still not solved in 2015? Did you mean rhetorically, as in, you use your phone for logging in so your problem is solved, or you want to see a skele
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by signaler 11y ago
Hey. Author here. Yes the tool would be open source and automate the process of registration. Alongside registration, it will borrow ideas from bugmenot where logins are ranked according to whether they work or not. The only difference bein
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A digital skeleton key to access any website(docs.higg.so)
48 points by signaler 11y ago|47 comments
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Have you pressed the button?(brookings.edu)
17 points by signaler 11y ago|10 comments

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