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sinaa
11y ago
Nice work. How about a whitelist mode? Basically, the research mode + the ability to add sites (e.g., news sites, blogs, etc.) to the whitelist.
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sinaa
11y ago
Related: Corporate Bullshit Generator [1] [1] http://cbsg.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/live
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sinaa
12y ago
Hi. I've been meant to build something very similar to this (with some differences that'd also make it enterprise friendly), but I've been looking around to find a team. If you -- or anyone in this thread -- want to build it
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sinaa
12y ago
Obviously it won't make it impossible to decipher, just harder (and perhaps not worth the effort). If the line order of each statement is also randomized and useless attributes are added, they'd have to pretty much compile the CSS
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sinaa
12y ago
Great idea. You could even generate a random mapping of the letters -> CSS classes on each load, making it very difficult for bots to decipher.
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sinaa
12y ago
Definitely email/password login first.
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sinaa
12y ago
They might have been using this: http://cbsg.sf.net
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sinaa
12y ago
As I understand it, they are now making it easier for someone(i.e. hacker) to login to your account using Tor. The attacker will not raise any flags anymore (since it could be you).
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sinaa
12y ago
Did they use a sample size of 5?! Has there been any relevant publications on this topic?
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12y ago
Maybe a solution to this could be the mail client/system sending an automated email to the sender on your return (as a reminder). "Two weeks ago, you sent me an email, however my mail client automatically deleted it. If it is some
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sinaa
12y ago
Or numbers/numkeys + enter.
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sinaa
12y ago
Cause that can be annoying. What if when installing, you could be presented with all the permissions, and a on/off switch for the optional ones, where you could be even prompted for them later (similar to the article)?
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12y ago
What if each <permission> could have a tag android:mandatory="true" for necessary permissions, and for those without the flag, on the install screen, it could allow the user to switch the permission on/off ? If an app j
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sinaa
12y ago
Same as http://icanhazip.com/
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12y ago
From the documentation: "Web Starter Kit is inspired by Mobile HTML5 Boilerplate and Yeoman's generator-gulp-webapp, having taken input from contributors to both projects during development."
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sinaa
12y ago
They seem to give you the 'premium' pack, even if you were only a trial user.
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sinaa
12y ago
And sadly the users would end up on the slow lanes !
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sinaa
12y ago
Great work Mike. It would be great if you could add more comments to the code, or a simple separate guide for each of the projects. They are all amazing, and I'm sure many would want to learn more.
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sinaa
12y ago
It seems to be MySQL related this time: "github.com is currently unreachable. We are investigating mysql cluster issues."
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12y ago
Posting the patent here might be a good idea: http://patents.stackexchange.com/questions/6543/photography-... Someone may eventually take a look at it.
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sinaa
12y ago
Because of cancer. As mentioned in the article: "Waking up stem cells might lead to their multiplying uncontrollably."
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12y ago
This seems to be a list: - 5,946,647: System and method for performing an action on a structure in computer-generated data - 8,046,721: Unlocking a device by performing gestures on an unlock image (slide to unlock) - 6,847,959: universal se
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12y ago
Which makes me wonder why Google isn't doing a better job at protecting Android. The claims/patents are rather ridiculous, and a win in this case would mean that Apple can bully every Android manufacturer, including LG and their N
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sinaa
12y ago
Looks like almost all the infringed patents were on the Android side. Didn't Google testify on this case?
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12y ago
It does, according to the replies here by Skype http://blogs.skype.com/2014/04/28/skype-loves-bringing-group...
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12y ago
IE11 security feature I guess!!