timmclean

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   by timmclean 14y ago

   I don't think I have any tricks clever enough to help anyone who can easily read minified code :) I only want to prevent simple theft from copy/pasting of source code.
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   by timmclean 14y ago

   I just did some more reading on source maps. I thought they had far more information about the original source than they actually do. Thanks!
3. 123.▲
   by timmclean 14y ago

   Ah. An interface in the admin panel sounds best, but that would probably add steps to a deployment process...
4. 124.▲
   by timmclean 14y ago

   Not for the security of the application, but to protect intellectual property. It's much less tempting to "borrow" snippets of code when it's been minified.
5. 125.▲
   by timmclean 14y ago

   I just noticed that this only applies to posts made to groups. My bad!
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   by timmclean 14y ago

   Facebook sends email notifications about new messages with the sender's name in the From field, but uses an address like "notification+[randomid]@facebookmail.com". In Gmail, at least, the sender name is prominently placed, while the actua
7. 127.▲
   by timmclean 14y ago

   Yes, I'm wondering if there's a way to keep the source maps private.
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   by timmclean 14y ago

   Summary: SSDs are faster, lower latency than HDDs. Torvalds likes this.
9. 129.▲
   by timmclean 14y ago

   That's a neat use of JavaScript Source Maps. Unfortunately, it looks like you would effectively need to make your non-minified codebase public. Any plans for ways to get around that?
10. 130.▲
    by timmclean 14y ago

    Although, that'd be an increase in expenses, not lost revenue...
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    by timmclean 14y ago

    You should make use of Firefox's support for fullscreen: http://caniuse.com/#feat=fullscreen I just got a "not supported" message on FFx 16. Otherwise, looks pretty slick!
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    by timmclean 14y ago

    It looks like it'd be pretty easy to continue that practice -- just verify more than one email address, and pick the correct one when signing into each site. Try it here: http://myfavoritebeer.org/ Also, there are Mailinator-like services
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    by timmclean 14y ago

    Used to be: http://identity.mozilla.com/post/18038609895/introducing-moz...
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    by timmclean 14y ago

    Any reason why this is using CodeMirror and not Ace, the successor to Mozilla's own in-browser code editor?