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by zquestz 13y ago
Seriously? I am hoping you are just trolling. They are just doing this to hide the referer. If you are looking for brownie points about companies that are screwing you over, you have looked in the wrong place. This is FUD at its finest.
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by zquestz 13y ago
Agreed, no one should be quoting Mtgox price these days.
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by zquestz 13y ago
I only said OpenDNS was one of the options. There are many DNSCrypt enabled servers not run by OpenDNS. Seems anytime someone event mentions OpenDNS the same arguments get brought back up. If you don't like OpenDNS, then use DNSCrypt w
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by zquestz 13y ago
Eric, I am very sorry to see this happen to you. Unfortunately more and more companies are using our data for marketing purposes. All is not lost though. There are several ways you can protect yourself from these practices. The first thing
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by zquestz 13y ago
Wow I wept a little bit for all these people. Don't people realize that you don't need to have "something to hide" to deserve privacy? How about I setup a video camera in your shower, you have nothing to hide. So why not
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by zquestz 14y ago
I have to say I haven't had this issue. Generally I accept quality pull requests to my projects within days. Pull requests I have sent to other projects have been merged in within a couple weeks at worst... Perhaps in the future it would be
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by zquestz 14y ago
Yeah because it is a tech demo, not a shippable product. There is a huge difference. Sometimes people want to get their feet wet and just play with something. They offer others a chance to follow their commits, and see where the product evo
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by zquestz 14y ago
Other way around. Server generates the token and passes it to the client on login.
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by zquestz 14y ago
Agreed, timestamps are all handled by the server now. No more trusting clients. Also keep in mind this was pushed to HN about 2 hours after development started.
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by zquestz 14y ago
Be curious if you can find any security issues now that they have been fixed.
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by zquestz 14y ago
Just for a quick update. I have made a few commits to address the security problems people noted below. You can no longer reset any collections from the client, or spoof messages from a different user. If people still see issues in the code
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by zquestz 14y ago
You wouldn't get. I use backbone every day for my main job, and it's a great tool. Just imagine when frameworks like Meteor are complete and you can minimize a bunch of your boilerplate code.
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by zquestz 14y ago
For more details on meteor security and what they are doing to fix it. Check out https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki/Getting-Started-with-A...
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by zquestz 14y ago
I saw your app on the made with meteor site. You still upgrading it?
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by zquestz 14y ago
Yep all are effective. Security is something meteor is currently developing and is in very early stages. To shit on them now, when they are still in active development of a product they don't even claim is production ready... is like punchi
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by zquestz 14y ago
I added some variance and pushed a hotfix. It now allows for about 10 seconds of fluxuation.
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by zquestz 14y ago
It auto deletes any messages that have a date greater than the server. Make sure your clock is set right. =)
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by zquestz 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, just some quick hacking over the past two nights. I will update those queries. =)
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Meteor chat app(github.com)
37 points by zquestz 14y ago|31 comments
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by zquestz 15y ago
Agreed, but I didn't feel like writing out a novel on why Monsanto is quite possibly the most evil organization in existence. Creating sterile, engineered food, while suing local farmers who didn't want Monsanto's seed on their farms anyway
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by zquestz 15y ago
Supporting Monsanto is supporting the end of our organic food supply. It saddens me to see any YC company supporting such an evil organization. Money just isn't worth it.
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by zquestz 15y ago
Even if they are expensive, everyone will want these. I know I will be first in line. If these are reliable, and their drift friendly modulation works, we probably won't see spinning disks in 10 years. Thats a great future.
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by zquestz 15y ago
Wow, powerful assumptions. Of course I wouldn't use it in a server environment. I just prefer ports. Been using them on bsd for years, just what I like.
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by zquestz 15y ago
Yep and install all binaries as your active user... and have non-traditional cellar based installs...
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MySQL 5.5.12 for macports, stay bleeding edge.(github.com)
1 points by zquestz 15y ago|4 comments
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by zquestz 15y ago
Rubular is still nicer, part of the charm was the small cheat sheet at the bottom of the page.
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by zquestz 15y ago
Yeah this has been around for ages, not sure why this got reposted. Either way, this is still by far the best regexp site out on the net right now. There just isn't a better way to test your regexps.
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by zquestz 16y ago
Really like the game, have you considered doing a write up on how you developed it? I think there is a lot of people out there that would be interested in developing a game, especially with this level of polish.
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Fp-sin, an async sinatra shell to get your started.(rubyflow.com)
1 points by zquestz 16y ago|0 comments
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Sinatra gone async with em-fiber_pool and em_mysql2.(rubyflow.com)
27 points by zquestz 16y ago|0 comments

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