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by woogley 15y ago
The article only mentions the attack works on Wi-Fi.
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by woogley 15y ago
This isn't a wi-fi MITM. It's just stealing a facebook/twitter session ID from the packets, tricking facebook/twitter to think the attacker is the real user.
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by woogley 15y ago
Interesting discussion from previous post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2532809
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by woogley 16y ago
Decent game overall, but I hope you plan on switching out the Advance Wars sprites with something you own in the future. (or use resources from sites like http://opengameart.org/ )
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by woogley 16y ago
You'd think the 'best native support' would have WebGL. Oh well, I just hope the History API makes it soon so we can stop abusing #anchors in a few years ..
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by woogley 16y ago
I would think it would be pretty difficult to tell which one is the 'most-cached' since the whole idea is to not hit the server ..
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by woogley 16y ago
Interesting, but it feels like a re-implementation of SVG. What is the advantage of this over something like RaphaelJS[1], where the SVG/VML objects are actual DOM objects already? [1]: http://raphaeljs.com/
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by woogley 16y ago
> but there's basically zero difference between the two Chrome sports integrated Flash, integrated PDF, and more codec support (though it recently dropped H264 entirely)
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by woogley 16y ago
Well, there goes any hopes of WebGL. It's a shame, too, the spec was just finalized last week.
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by woogley 16y ago
1) It's hard to detect when to fallback. You'd have to set up a list of user-agents you've tested and code around their individual issues. This is not ideal. 2) It doesn't solve the iOS problem (which, as this post points out, has even more
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by woogley 16y ago
This is basically where I stand as well. Git has no real appeal for me, but GitHub does. Plus, with the ridiculously easy hg-git[1] tool, I'm able to take advantage of GitHub while staying in my Hg comfort zone :) [1]: http://hg-git.github
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Minecraft Documentary coming in 2012(kickstarter.com)
4 points by woogley 16y ago|0 comments
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by woogley 16y ago
http://code.google.com/p/box2dweb/ is more up to date and the developer is still actively maintaining it. Like Box2DJS, it is mostly automatically converted from the ActionScript port of Box2D (though Box2DJS, again, is based on an outdat
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by woogley 16y ago
The low resolution is a killer for me. I think I'll hold out for http://www.thetoshibatablet.com/
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by woogley 16y ago
This is not correct. Think about a service which used PHP's json_decode function. PHP has fixed this bug, so there would be no issue. The problem has nothing to do with JSON. It only affects JSON parsers that run on a JVM.
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by woogley 16y ago
There are alot of bad practices being used in this code. It gives the impression that you've (ab)used JavaScript for a long time, but haven't actually bothered to read the 101 introduction to the language. E.g.: try { eval('el.
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by woogley 16y ago
Interesting timing. tdfx just asked for this 8 hours ago. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2143881 What powerful influence!
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by woogley 16y ago
He skipped a few verses, but I'm still pretty impressed. User: This was a triumph. Cleverbot: What was? User: This was a triumph. Cleverbot: Do you like Naruto? User: I'm making a note here. Cleverbot: Huge success. User: It's hard to overs
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by woogley 16y ago
I've been using Linode for over a year, and I have to say they really are the best when it comes to VPS. The distribution choices are great, the emergency AJAX shell is great, and everything (in my experience) is automated to the point wher
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by woogley 16y ago
Works for me in 7.0.521.0 (r58939) - running OSX 10.6
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by woogley 16y ago
The biggest thing to remember is that any command you run will be in a local context. For example, if you want to do things like updating a SVN repo that's located on the server you've mounted, you should SSH directly into the server and pe
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by woogley 16y ago
At what point does a site become "big enough" that it becomes a marketplace monopoly which is not legally permitted to discriminate? Obviously all sites have a right to control/filter content, but I wonder if there is some law that a giant
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by woogley 16y ago
Nice job and congratulations on your progress. Now, what would be really interesting is if you were to add a WebSocket layer into the server, so one could write a browser-based client that would directly interface with the IRC server withou
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by woogley 16y ago
> ... IE6 introduced a lot of useful features back then. Cannot agree more. People tend to forget things like AJAX came from IE.
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by woogley 16y ago
I would peg the "Hotshot early player" label to MySpace / Netscape
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by woogley 16y ago
While you're correct, I don't believe the point was that you had no control over it. The point was that their benchmarks came from using delayed-write setting and compared it against databases that ARE writing to disk. He's saying that mong
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by woogley 16y ago
I think I would be more impressed if this used WebSockets or something. How many Node chat apps have we seen? .. Actually, how many AJAX chat apps have we seen? I'd like to see a different network project, or at least one that uses sockets
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by woogley 16y ago
I don't understand how this explains the people who claim the iPhone 4 has a higher drop-call rate than their 3GS. It also doesn't explain the video which features the 3GS and 4 side-by-side, where they cannot get the 3GS to drop the call a
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by woogley 16y ago
I wouldn't say Firefox "started" all the improvements ... Opera has been at the forefront for a long time, natural progression has taken place over the years, and now Firefox is playing catch-up with things like tab-isolation and HTML5
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by woogley 16y ago
Meanwhile, the author of this blog post is using South Park images without permission (or attribution for that matter)

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