supergreg

My kingdom for a horse

I've seen other projects like Doctrine2 ORM serialize arrays using the built-in serialize function too. I guess/hope they sanitize input beforehand.

Yahoo also has yql, a sql-like language that can filter the Dom and return Json, XML or RSS.

If it can't use Qt then it's also probable it can't use Electron, otherwise, why don't you just use Qt?

This is why emulators are important. Console makers should be compelled to release documentation of their hardware when they EOL one of their products so the community can make use of it.

> I see no reason to go digging for problems. When I encounter one, I'll do it then.

It was the same with init, but instead of digging into greppable script files, you need to dig into Google and systemd manpages first, then dig into the actual issues second.

Then why use a GUI to edit the hostname in the first place? Either use sudo or fix the security issues with Xorg.

So Twitter didn't do the right thing then. Does that mean they shouldn't do the right thing now?

Wait, since when is sudo considered dangerous? Forget the GUI for editing the hostname file, we have much more important things to worry about if that's the case.

Let someone who tried it do the reporting?

Why would you need it in a browser that you trust to respect your privacy?

Don't worry, people will have credit.

Somebody has to build those robots. It can't all be robots all the way down.

Think of it as a way to create your own complex HTML controls like the combobox/select. And just like those, try to give all information it needs to work via attributes or sub-elements.

In my grocery store they give you 50% discount after 8pm. No need to change price labels.

I have a transparent lock in my desk, great fun for people to try opening and teaches about how secure standard locks actually are.

Easier to deal with a "them vs us" than an "us vs some of us"

Plenty of videogames have trained people for that. The lower end of the technical elite.

Don't DevKits have extra ports for you to connect to the machine?

Is there a service that can aggregate posts from people in Google+, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, patreon, etc?

I don't know if this should be done by a for profit startup or should be done by foundations like the FSF.

FWIW the editor in Chromium's and Firefox's developer tools are pretty good. I'd really like to see something like that as a standalone tool for both trees and XML and see how far it can be taken.

That's one of my favorite features of the Firefox developer console.

How about comparing the gzipped version of them? That way larger names will be much less of an issue.

That happens to me and elderly people. I never know when they are elderly enough to offer my seat.

But can apps sniff in what website or app you are using the password? Either for iOS or Android, if the password are just random strings unique for each site and they can't determine that then the attack vector diminishes.

You can use aria2c on the command line to generate the torrent file from the magnet link, so it's just as easy, only a little slower.

> magnet urls in plain text

A magnet as a link would be more useful. I'm sure the people worried about letting others know what they download can copy the link without clicking anyway.

It's frustrating when you are downloading one big rar file just because you need one of the small files inside.

Sounds like a feature. Would polluting my history help prevent YouTube from recommending me the same stuff over and over?