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Tinder line almost everyone replies to
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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Families had fun with Nodebots
(wlaurance.com)
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Using PostgreSQL and Node
(wlaurance.com)
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13y ago
Thanks! Node can thanked because it makes writing modular code painless, so separating concerns is very easy.
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13y ago
Yes, it is just a toy project. It is a lot more work to fingerprint successfully. OWASP looks very interesting. Thanks for the link and subsequently the white paper links!
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13y ago
Put in a PR! Currently, it is easy to do things with the Request object. Any ideas on what quirks/bugs to look into?
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13y ago
I should clarify that I am using the request module to make GET requests on the url submitted. But yes, I dislike that the curl stats print by default when output is redirected :/
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13y ago
I'm not sure what they are using to serve up their site, other than nginx. But they do have this header, "X-Hi-Human: The AIRBNB SRE team added this header. Come work with us! Email dave+header@airbnb.com"
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13y ago
Haha yeah, for anything static not served up by a framework that leaks headers it doesn't really do very well :)
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13y ago
It checks x-powered-by and Server in some cases. https://github.com/dotheyusenode/dotheyusenode/blob/master/c... It also tries to read through the Javascript served up to see if it uses browserify. http
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Test if a URL uses Node.js
(dotheyusenode.herokuapp.com)
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Node?js
(dotheyusenode.herokuapp.com)
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NODE.JS ON THE ROAD
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13y ago
Its all about the activation energy to replicate the app. Open sourcing lowers that amount significantly.
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13y ago
Obviously keep the keys to the castle out of version control. I wrote a small blog post [0] on a similar topic not too long ago. I went with the BSD 3 Clause license for the project I am working on [1][2]. I am not a lawyer so I have no ide
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Life is too short, drink better coffee
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13y ago
I'm pretty excited about the parentheses-free chaining.
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A Different Approach to Protecting IP
(wlaurance.com)
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We Are An Open Company
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Get the latest news from JavaScriptizzle in yo terminal
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Rolling your own node.js progress bar
(wlaurance.com)
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Company Pulse
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