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Programmatically Create & Title Tabs Within The Mac OS X Terminal.app
(dan.doezema.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
I think you're right, the title is inaccurate. Running `$ bundle update` will not inject this into your app. You'd have to intentionally add `gem "exploit", "~> 22.31.31"` to your Gemfile.
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14y ago
If everyone is really going to take the route of "My X Framework is fine b/c nothing's been reported" then I'd like to contribute these links showing vulnerability break downs... * Rails: http://www.cvedetails.com/product/22568/Rubyonrails
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14y ago
This is the first picture of Mars that made me say "wow" -- literally out loud. The image is truly awesome, not only from visual aspect, but also because of the amazing technological achievement(s) it took to obtain it. The clarity of the t
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How to Implement a Single User Model with Rails, ActiveAdmin, and Devise
(dan.doezema.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
This is not exploiting INSERT INTO; it's exploiting horrible developers. Rule #1: Never trust the user.
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15y ago
How do they prevent theft? With the (Yo)u-Scan machines in my local super markets the approx. weight is used to verify your purchase.
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15y ago
This really falls under a few important coding mantras... Never trust the user. Never assume. Don't do stupid shit.
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Mission ImposSERPble: Establishing Click-through Rates
(seomoz.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
If a user wants G+ to be like Facebook's friend system they can just make one circle called "Everyone."
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16y ago
I'm so guilty of #1 haha.