int2e

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by int2e 17y ago
Here's 30 ideas: http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html
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by int2e 17y ago
Every non-trivial app has vulnerabilities. One indication of a vuln is not "blatant incompetence" I've responsibly reported my fair share of Twitter vulns over the years. In general Twitter fixed them quickly. (Except some CSRF/XSRF issue w
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by int2e 17y ago
There are still lots of features I want to add, but any feedback is appreciated! :) There are a few internationalization issues to fix, but the basics work.
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My weekend project, an easy way to lookup Warcraft characters(trackwarcraft.com)
1 points by int2e 17y ago|1 comments
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by int2e 17y ago
Some of the rectangle sizes look wrong. Compare "Walmart Profits" to "OPEC Climate Change Fund". Compare Google to Facebook.
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by int2e 17y ago
webpagetest actually renders the document and all referenced items. It's more similar to what firebug/yslow will tell you, and very useful for designing a site to load quickly.
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by int2e 17y ago
Be careful not to confuse uniques with impressions. Assuming 10 impressions per unique, that's still a very respectable CPM of $15.
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by int2e 17y ago
Perhaps there are some interesting corner-cases where the browser will locally cache the JSON. Time to go play with it...
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by int2e 17y ago
Yeah, XSSI has been well known for a while. This article's argument against using custom headers is a bit bunk. If you're not properly disabling proxy caching for sensitive data, you're asking for trouble anyways. Disabling caching properl
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by int2e 17y ago
I think they have value for branding. Because the cost to register an account is just one captcha solution, squatting twitter names seems to becoming more common.
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by int2e 17y ago
Any thoughts on how I should expand the tool? I can see it going two paths... 1) Add more social network sites and more features such as auto-registering your desired name once it's free. 2) Generalize it to notify you when the data on any
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(quick tool I wrote) we help you get the twitter name you want(tweettaker.com)
3 points by int2e 17y ago|3 comments
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by int2e 17y ago
Every* web developer should be familiar with cross-site scripting (XSS) and how to prevent it. http://www.google.com/search?q=xss * If you don't have a login system or any sensitive data, it might not matter much.
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by int2e 17y ago
just received an email letting me know they've deactivated my account: "Microsoft contracted with us, Intrepid Consultants, Inc, to conduct the TechNet Plus Pilot Study program research and manage the activities of the pilot study. Our reco
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by int2e 17y ago
It's definitely a useful trick for only showing certain content to certain users. For example, I wrote a script so you only show Digg buttons to visitors that have been to digg.com: http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/
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by int2e 18y ago
How about just using hanging gets?
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by int2e 18y ago
It looks like some newspaper replacements are doing a fine job watching the gov (and the gov's money): http://www.tmz.com/2009/03/01/tmz-story-forces-bank-to-retur...