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Security Unwrapped: May 2010
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Security simplified for day to day life. Thursday, May 6, 2010. FaceBook: It's not just about privacy, it's the principle. Lots of people are annoyed at FaceBook with its deployment of Instant Personalization. And what it has done for privacy, and I'm one of them. So, first, what exactly has FaceBook done? So every time they add a new partner, you have to go opt-out from that new partner. I have no problem with sites that don't give you privacy - I use Twitter. Without problem, the difference is Twitter ...
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Security Unwrapped: March 2009
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Security simplified for day to day life. Sunday, March 29, 2009. LifeHacker collection of user password stories. An entertaining LifeHacker post. Collecting reader password stories that is worth a read. A couple suggestions for generating passwords also thrown in. Monday, March 23, 2009. What is identity on the web these days? Identity is a funny thing. It seems intuitively obvious, but like many such concepts, it becomes really confused when you move it from the real world to the Internet. Them The firs...
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Security Unwrapped: Good summary of Web Security Vulnerabilities
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Security simplified for day to day life. Monday, January 25, 2010. Good summary of Web Security Vulnerabilities. Nice article in Smashing Magazine. Summarizing all the different web security vulnerabilities: cross-site scripting, path transversal, sql injection, cross-site request forgery, etc. ( via Bruce Schneier. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Label on posts intended for those learning about security. For more details see www.securityunwrapped.com. Good summary of Web Security Vulnerabilities.
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch: New mortiser table
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch. Random thoughts, how-tos, etc. Tuesday, April 27, 2010. At right is my stock mortiser and table. It was OK but had a few short-comings:. The table is rather short ( 9"), so it didn't support long stock like table legs well. I was constantly having to come up with ways of supporting work pieces. The fence was short, so it was hard to clamp stops for the start and stops of the mortises when I was doing multiple identical workpieces. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch: Using 'git stash' as a Todo list
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch. Random thoughts, how-tos, etc. Sunday, November 28, 2010. Using 'git stash' as a Todo list. I noticed I've been using 'git stash' as a todo list for simple development tasks. The scenario is that I'm doing some coding and run across a minor bug that I don't want to fix right at that moment, I write myself a todo as a comment right at the relevant piece of code, e.g.:. Git stash save "foo.c TODO: check argument is greater than zero". Obviously this doesn't replace a real bug t...
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch: May 2009
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch. Random thoughts, how-tos, etc. Wednesday, May 13, 2009. Google Docs for Proposals - not quite there yet. As an experiment, I tried to use Google Docs. For a proposal I'm working on. Unfortunately, while I really like Google Docs for a lot of things I do, it fell short in a few critical areas in terms of proposals. So looks like I'm sticking with MS-Word for proposals for now. Which will do it for you, but you have to run it every time you change the sections.). Subscribe to: ...
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch: November 2009
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Yet Another Blog: Von Welch. Random thoughts, how-tos, etc. Monday, November 2, 2009. A great post on standards by Adam Bosworth. Having been involved in a few standards myself, I couldn't agree more with Adam Bosworth's post on lessons learned about standards. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is my place for posting various information I think someone else might find useful, interesting, or amusing. You know, your basic blog. My personal home page. My professional home page. My Ubuntu Experiences Blog.
