5vforest

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by 5vforest 5y ago
Your cited source literally says the opposite: > While Trenton and Paterson saw spikes this year, other cities like Newark and Jersey City haven’t seen much of a change.
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by 5vforest 10y ago
The `href` attribute of the visible mole could pass the data back to the server.
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by 5vforest 11y ago
We use Percy.io for this and can't recommend it enough. It integrates with your CI workflow, which makes a whole lot more sense to me than waiting until production. (Or to be fair, staging.)
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by 5vforest 11y ago
Good info! I really have no clue what I'm doing. Just trying to help coworkers figure out if they need to uninstall any apps, really :)
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by 5vforest 11y ago
Augmented it with a bit of Ruby in order to find the "SUFeedURL", which if using the `http` protocol, means that an application is vulnerable. https://gist.github.com/ajb/876107d0edc0f2c11779
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Using Turbolinks to hack JavaScript's beforeunload(blog.dobt.co)
1 points by 5vforest 11y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 11y ago
## The Department of Better Technology - http://www.dobt.co/ - REMOTE Our one-sentence tagline: We are dedicated to making great software that helps governments and non-profits better serve their communities. If you've
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Show HN: Screendoor – Online Forms for Government(dobt.co)
7 points by 5vforest 12y ago|1 comments
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Managing Design Remotely(blog.dobt.co)
1 points by 5vforest 12y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 12y ago
Half of the post is about how the new technique is vulnerable to clickjacking.
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Tricle – Easy Metrics Reporting via Email(github.com)
1 points by 5vforest 12y ago|0 comments
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Building a static, developer-friendly, open-source knowledge base(blog.dobt.co)
2 points by 5vforest 12y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 12y ago
Ruby Developer to Fix America Department of Better Technology Headquarters: USA http://www.dobt.co About us We’re the Department of Better Technology, a Knight Foundation-funded startup that’s digging into the guts of government
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Show HN: Open-source Knowledge Base site(github.com)
8 points by 5vforest 12y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Wow. I'm surprised at how big they were able to scale, while still pushing most commits directly to master and having a test suite that took 1hr to run.
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Team Management with Hubot(blog.dobt.co)
1 points by 5vforest 13y ago|0 comments
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Let's Fix The Federal Lockout First(blog.dobt.co)
2 points by 5vforest 13y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 13y ago
> Rails version 1.1.6 is supported in the default directory So yes, I doubt anyone is still using GoDaddy for Rails hosting.
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by 5vforest 13y ago
We're trying to make sure that Healthcare.gov never happens again. dobt.co
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Snapchat hires lobbyist after breach(politico.com)
2 points by 5vforest 13y ago|0 comments
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by 5vforest 13y ago
> Passenger sometimes gets the date wrong when appending the http Date header to responses. This happens when the week-based year differs from the calendar year. It happens because it uses %G to print the year when it should be using %Y
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Passenger date header was incorrectly formatted as week-based year(github.com)
9 points by 5vforest 13y ago|5 comments
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Neat. I also like this one (Coffeescript): https://gist.github.com/rjz/3610858
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Valleywag is the TMZ of Silicon Valley. Remind yourself of that when reading it, and you'll be fine.
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by 5vforest 13y ago
On one hand: it's cool to read something so "unfiltered". On the other, If I was a potential client of Dockyard's and saw this, I would run for the hills. This is not the kind of stuff that belongs on a company blog. Or
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Wow, right as I clicked reply to say "kudos for admitting this", the original post was deleted. What's up?
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by 5vforest 13y ago
sync is amazing. just wanted to say thank you :)
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Seems to me like this solution, or checking for `request.xhr?` are the best suggestions so far.
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by 5vforest 13y ago
You're right, will update now.
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by 5vforest 13y ago
Here's a quick summary: There's a Rails design pattern where you send an AJAX request to your controller, and it returns a bunch of Javascript that gets eval'd by the page you're on. This is used for say, infinite scroll

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