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by superasn 8y ago
Great idea. Would love a small writeup explaining the stuff happening under the hood and the challenges faced by you and the workarounds you came up with to make it work.
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by superasn 8y ago
Don't know if you will ever read this comment but i wanted to say a huge thank you and give a big hug for sharing this. I have been suffering from back pain for nearly last 10 years so much so that I was nearly feeling disabled lately
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by superasn 8y ago
I had these weird skin rashes on my neck which just wouldn't go away. It became a problem since it made self conscious to the point that I decided to skip regular activities like swimming, etc out of fear of embarrassment. Anyway home
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by superasn 8y ago
I don't think that you can. The CSRF token must either be in the headers or the meta tags. Storing it inside the JWT cookie would defeat the purpose (unless you are not using cookies at all in which case you don't have to).
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by superasn 8y ago
Now add in JWT and CSRF tokens and the payload size per request adds up even more. It's just turtles all the way.
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Gadgetbridge allows you to use your Pebble, Mi Band, Amazfit Bip etc device(gadgetbridge.org)
1 points by superasn 8y ago|0 comments
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by superasn 8y ago
I think it is because of the plugins. A lot of non technical users like to install plugins like Yoast Seo, Content lock, etc that require some sort of backend code in order to run. Not sure if that can be fully done with a static cms.
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by superasn 8y ago
Yes I just used to dump everything in those file. But later on I realized that it makes more sense to segregate it into broad categories like net.php (google search, youtube, and website stuff related), mechanize.php (we crawler stuff) and
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by superasn 8y ago
By the way you can run 'yarn autoclean' which creates a autoclean file that deletes useless stuff, tests, etc to free up some disk space.
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by superasn 8y ago
I have created two files everything.js and everything.php. Any time I find a useful function I just add it to those files with a comment and example (if php inside a !defined_fn block). For local weekend projects I'm not embarrassed to
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by superasn 8y ago
It's just how it is. You would find this article particularly insightful (1). An excerpt from it: > It’s true. Each installation of Babel includes a picture of Guy Fieri, and there is nothing you can do about it. (1) https:/&#
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by superasn 8y ago
It's a very common formula recommended by a lot of physiotherapists. It's just a recommendation because the time I started it, I had a rather severe backache. I'm sure 60m is fine too if your back allows it. It depends on eve
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by superasn 8y ago
What a nice way to put things back into perspective. It would be a much better world if there were no war heros from any country whatsoever.
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by superasn 8y ago
I think a solution for this is alternating between standing and sitting desk with the recommended time interval being 20 min sitting, 8 min standing and 2 min just generally moving around. Instead of buying a transitioning desk I just hooke
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by superasn 8y ago
It's sad that everyone is being so harsh to you just because you decided to post about a vulnerability that who knows thousands of other people are quietly exploiting for their own benefit. If anything I am happy that instead of trying
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by superasn 8y ago
Sorry about that. I just stumbled upon it today and found it super interesting. Will remember to search before submitting next time.
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Making of “Highway at Night” (2014)(jsriffs.blogspot.com)
14 points by superasn 8y ago|6 comments
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2 days, 28 countries: How hackers robbed Rs 940M from Indian bank(indiatoday.in)
1 points by superasn 8y ago|0 comments
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by superasn 8y ago
Yes st kitts was the cheapest I think. It certainly used to be very popular a few years ago but not sure if there are better options right now. The primary reason being you got your money back after 5 years. All this iirc. First class passp
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by superasn 8y ago
It's no wonder why (rich) people spend so much money to get a St kitts citizenship just to avoid all this. It does really take the fun out of the travel IMO. The worst still is the US visa in which you have to go for an interview like
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by superasn 8y ago
I kicked my habit by installing a host block script in my Tomato router. Just added reddit and HN to blacklisted hosts (I know I can undo it but it's too much work and it disables ad blocking too). Now anytime I want to visit HN i have
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by superasn 8y ago
I recently saw one called "What the health" and "in defence of food" (better) about how USDA is in bed with The meat, egg, sugar and pharma industry and how their guidlines are just plain wrong if not harmful. I've
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by superasn 8y ago
I read about this a long time ago in a book by Esther gokhale called lose the back pain. I think she called it stack sitting iirc. There was another thing in the book that has really helped me over the years and it's called the shoulde
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by superasn 8y ago
Yes also After researching it a bit more I stumbled upon this (1) making it even more irrelevant (1) https://www.intellectualtakeout.org/article/why-you-should-b...
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The happiest man in the world?(independent.co.uk)
2 points by superasn 8y ago|2 comments
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by superasn 8y ago
That is a pretty amazing site! Can't download anything right now which makes me think It would make it a lot easier if instead of a downloadable software it was being offered as a saas site.
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by superasn 8y ago
I think this happens to almost everybody who loves their job and the way I've made my peace with it is by making a distinction that this part is my job that I do to make a living (usually repetitive work I may not necessarily like) and
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by superasn 8y ago
For me the biggest game changer with vue-cli 3 is the inbuilt multi page support (not sure if it was present before). Rarely have I encountered any apps with a single page and this used to require all sorts of hacks before. But now it is as
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Ask HN: Anybody following the ketogenic diet?
3 points by superasn 8y ago|0 comments
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by superasn 8y ago
Being a solopreneur myself I think the hardest part is maintaining and improving what you've built. For makers the rush dies pretty quickly once the idea is validated (with praise, press or downloads) or invalidated (nobody cares). Unf

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