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901.
by st3fan 13y ago
Is this is a serious project? The Github page has been saying "There is nothing to see here yet." for the past three years. Sounds dead to me.
902.
by st3fan 13y ago
I prefer Adobe's Source Code Pro Light on a Retina screen. The Retina part is important, I don't think this is a nice font on a low-dpi screen :-)
903.
by st3fan 13y ago
"... you can still take all your apps, all your data and move on to whatever you want ..." Well, in theory :-) 1) Only to other Firefox OS phones that support the same WebAPIs that your apps require. Mozilla is working hard to pus
904.
by st3fan 13y ago
Sounds like a cool project. But really, no documentation, no sample code, not even a whitepaper? Just a Buy Now button? It probably isn't, but it sounds like a scam. Better put out some actual code to show that this is for real.
905.
by st3fan 13y ago
JIRA is missing from the list.
906.
by st3fan 13y ago
"With DTLS-SRTP content interception will always be _possible_ to detect (e.g. by comparing session IDs) and when coupled with something like Persona (BrowserID) MITM becomes infesable." I don't think this is correct. 1) inte
907.
by st3fan 13y ago
Yeah it is a Dell U2410. Not sure what they did but it looks just fine rotated. I also have an older one from 2008 which looks very horrible in portrait mode.
908.
by st3fan 13y ago
Here is a photo oh my setup in the Mozilla Toronto office: https://www.flickr.com/photos/19132706@N00/8867085758/ Very basic: I do all my work on the MacBook (I love the Retina display) but have a browser with devtools open on an extern
909.
by st3fan 13y ago
Your answer explains well why so many people in this thread do not understand the Mozilla mission very well. Mozilla sees the Internet not as a bunch of bits and bytes and protocols but instead as an integral part of people's lives. As a wa
910.
by st3fan 13y ago
The web is the universal language that the internet speaks. Whatever you do, the web is likely the output channel.
911.
by st3fan 13y ago
Notice that over the past several years, in each data set, that Firefox's usage has dropped off, or at best not grown. The Mozilla Manifesto has nothing to do with Market Share. Any dent that Mozilla is able to make in the fabric of the n
912.
by st3fan 13y ago
Cute but annoying. And has no place on mobile touch devices where Hover is nonexistent.
913.
by st3fan 13y ago
Funny how this is downvoted. Fact is that Debian has always been outdated. For some that is a strength, for most it is a frustration.
914.
by st3fan 13y ago
"This release includes numerous updated software packages" ... software packages which are already outdated.
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Stargazing(medium.com)
2 points by st3fan 14y ago|0 comments
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Dutch suspect behind spamhaus ddos arrested in spain(translate.google.ca)
1 points by st3fan 14y ago|0 comments
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by st3fan 14y ago
Every single release of OwnCloud includes security fixes. From XSS to SQLi. I have very little confidence in that PHP project from a security point of view.
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Finding your way home with Clojure(stefan.arentz.ca)
2 points by st3fan 14y ago|0 comments
919.
by st3fan 14y ago
Oh you are one of the 5 people who use an NFS-based setup?
920.
by st3fan 14y ago
Can you explain why nothing beats the chrome dev tools?
921.
by st3fan 14y ago
We decided to rewrite the API. This was an easy decision, clearly our Ruby on Rails API wasn't going to scale well and coming from many years of Java development and having written a bunch of things that handled tons of load with way less
922.
by st3fan 14y ago
What is new? I have the first edition .. what will you change?
923.
by st3fan 14y ago
"Tailored towards an EGL/GL(ES) world" - this is obviously to make it easier for Canonical to run on (mobile) devices.
924.
by st3fan 14y ago
I don't think there is much doubt that the error is on their part. That advice is still good though.
925.
by st3fan 14y ago
Yes, but you cannot load external scripts. Only content or XHR. I thought the OP was talking about loading code over the network.
926.
by st3fan 14y ago
Without any ability to opcache or byte code it and encrypt it. It's not going to take much to crack it. You think bytecode is difficult to crack? :-) One thing you can do is compile your JavaScript code to asm.js. That is low level enough
927.
by st3fan 14y ago
No. Proprietary techniques and algorithms are a bit harder to find out but are then usually just as fragile or secure as their open (source) counterparts. History has proven this over and over again.
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by st3fan 14y ago
I don't think the Content Security Policy for standalone Firefox OS apps allows that. I think it is all or nothing; you are either a packaged and self-contained 'privileged' app, or you are a web app that is loaded from the web.
929.
by st3fan 14y ago
both iOS and Android require servers to be available for purchase checks This is only correct for in-app purchases where it is part of the purchase flow. For your regular app purchase no checks need to be made.
930.
by st3fan 14y ago
I am probably the only person here but I do not think it has much to do with keeping alternative browsers off the platform or preventing people from using UIWebViews. They already have a clause for third party browsers in the submission/rev

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