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stringlytyped
3y ago
This looks like an amazing tool. I've always thought it would be great if I could curate my own search index. And the way results are summarized with citations is really cool. However, I am not sure the free plan is generous enough to
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stringlytyped
5y ago
You might want consider using OpenSearch [1] to make it easier to add Blog Surf to browsers as a search engine that can be accessed from the location bar. I added it manually in Firefox but it would have been handy to just be able to right-
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stringlytyped
6y ago
I'm getting an error when trying to subscribe: "Error submitting the request. Please try again later."
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stringlytyped
8y ago
A browser extension that shows the Bullets.tech summary when you browse to an article that has been summarized would be very useful.
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Chrome and Firefox Pull Stylish Add-On After Report It Logged Browser History
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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stringlytyped
8y ago
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stringlytyped
8y ago
Yes! Spotlight does the exact same thing. Drives me crazy.
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The end of id_rsa
(blog.krypt.co)
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stringlytyped
9y ago
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stringlytyped
10y ago
I been doing some reading about this in an attempt to answer my own question. It turns out, there is potential for a timing attack during the verification stage. Provided you store the plain text token in the database, an attacker can deduc
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stringlytyped
10y ago
I am probably missing something obvious, but I am not sure how a timing attack would work during the verification stage (when the emailed token is compared against the database to ensure that it is valid). If an attacker provides an invalid
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stringlytyped
10y ago
The problem with the E-2 visa is that you never become eligible to apply for a green card.