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by aboutruby 7y ago
> Free plan ‐ 12000 queries per month That's nice. Maybe a free plan without an API key would be nice to try without registration. Also you might want to integrate it to geocoder ip lookup: https://github.com/alexrei
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by aboutruby 7y ago
I guess the price of old accounts is going up a bit.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
No exploit-db and seclists?
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Also: https://yclist.com And by googling: https://www.ycdb.co , https://newyclist.com
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by aboutruby 7y ago
I hope someone does this based on Stripe's API. https://stripe.com/issuing
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Seems like there is a "password" required to encrypt/decrypt but the app's descriptions says: > - No Sign Up / Log In / Usernames / Passwords. So I'm guessing this password is stored server-side an
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by aboutruby 7y ago
So happy to see so much people that like their SE, I bought something like 10 of them and still got mine and it's the best phone I ever touched.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
> We are in urgent need for donations in the form of server resources. Please contact us at team@instantbox.org if you are able to help. We appreciate it! And I can choose CPU cores, Memory and duration (default 24 hours). No surprises t
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by aboutruby 7y ago
It's quite amazing (and quite a lot of ways of cheating are disabled). I got to level 14 by making my player basically become the same as the arrow keys to direct the bot. Reminds me of the good days of "find the next level"
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by aboutruby 7y ago
I could definitely see something like this happening in European countries under health concerns.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
It was a while ago, I don’t create new accounts for ban-escaping but for privacy reasons.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
In ruby you need to use bigdecimal: precision = Float::DIG + 1 require 'bigdecimal' a = BigDecimal(8.98846567431158e+307, precision) b = BigDecimal(8.988465674311579e+307, precision) mean = (a + b) / 2
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by aboutruby 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Hosting Looks like it was an exploit in the older version of Firefox that Tor Web Browser is based on. And the exploit was using JS, so, like Wikipedia mentions, using NoScript wou
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by aboutruby 7y ago
> move files around until it feels right Which I find true too, modulo obvious conventions like bin/ doc/ public/ etc.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
> if you are attached to your CIs then there are probably decent FOSS solutions for that https://drone.io is open-source and works very well. I personally can't stand Gitlab's interface and general slowness. sh.rt (
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by aboutruby 7y ago
> We're pretty meticulous about responding to everyone who contacts us with such concerns, so I'm wondering what could have been going on there. I'm talking about past experience with previous accounts. > Please don&#x2
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by aboutruby 7y ago
> Customer Obsession > Leaders start with the customer and work backwards. They work vigorously to earn and keep customer trust. Although leaders pay attention to competitors, they obsess over customers. Listed first on both https:&#
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Shopify: > Shopify has had growing concerns about Mailchimp’s app because of the poor merchant experience and their refusal to respect our Partner Program Agreement. Our terms require app partners to share all important data back to the
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Link to mentioned quote: https://twitter.com/paulg/status/398642023529345024?lang=en (7 Nov 2013)
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Full text is: > At both Viaweb and YC, every minute I spent thinking about competitors was, in retrospect, a minute wasted. Follow-up tweet: > It may be useful for some companies to think about competitors. That's why I didn&#x27
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Realistically if you do a massive scan you have to handle all kinds of behaviors and this would be a debugging point basically ("oh my script is stuck, let's add a timeout"). The thing is most people will not see the trap as
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by aboutruby 7y ago
In general it would much better if companies put the words Rejected or something similar in their email subjects.
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“Every minute I spent thinking about competitors was a minute wasted”(twitter.com)
442 points by aboutruby 7y ago|157 comments
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WpGoogleMaps 7.10.41 – Reflected XSS (WordPress Plugin)(security-consulting.icu)
1 points by aboutruby 7y ago|0 comments
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by aboutruby 7y ago
It's kind of all other the place but there is: blog, twitter, mailling list, github, brakeman, and all the little rails communities informing each others.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Most people have realized it's actually complicated to do it right and just gave up on server-rendering their React apps (e.g. Reddit).
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Oh thanks, thought it was a footer under the audio player.
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Should probably say [audio] in the title (it's 30 minutes without transcription).
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Hmm didn't think this was real when I saw (but seems to be very real after checking): > And quite frankly, I don't care. I don't think kernel development should be "easy". Previous discussion on HN from 2015: ht
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by aboutruby 7y ago
Thanks, here is the file or iTerm for instance: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/morhetz/gruvbox-contrib/ma... Tried it but much too pale for me, I use iTerm's default dark colors + a fix for a lighter dark

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