Hey, this is cool. Did you guys know giveawayoftheday.com? Everyday this website nominate one software and make it available to download for 24 hours (or more, if agreed by software publisher), and the sofware is absolutely free, no trial, no limitation and most importantly it’s legal.
The download link will remain in their website for the agreed period of time (mostly 24 hours). After the period is over you must buy the software to get it, but the software’s review is still open. So, don’t miss a day, get their feeds here.
For gamers, they also have the giveaway of the day here [feed].
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I’ve just received a comment from someone with email jesus4life@… regarding my post here.
i am sooooo offended how dare u.ur the sort of people God tried to kill in the great flood. u shud all b ashamed
Hold on there, fellas. I didn’t try to offend anything. When i said this website was annoying, i wasn’t appointing to the content of the website, but the look of it. I was just trying to see it from web design perspective. No more.
Anybody else have any problem with this post? just let me know, i’ll delete the post, there would be no problem at all. But please don’t threat me, for God’s sake.
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Alright, kids. Bookmark this, a useful SQL injection cheat sheet. Currently only for MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, some ORACLE and some PostgreSQL.
Good for your own protection. And please don’t try to do anything stupid to others, ok!
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Many people would love to have feeds on Google search results, like they do on Google news or Google blog search. You can do many thing with this, for example you can build Google search like in your website or blog.
But Google doesn’t show any interest on giving away this feature. Instead they gave us Ajax search API which of course has limitation in number of queries.
It’s just a matter of time until somebody finally hacked this out. All you need is three additional parameters in your query:
here is the example. And you can see the demo how to use this feeds on you website here. You can also grab the source code here.
This hack is basically derived from previous hack on Google Toolbar which is an extension in Firefox. Someone has figured out the algorithm to generate checksum by looking at the source, and all you have to do is to add output=xml to get the results in xml format.
I have to warn you though, this hack may conflict with Google Term of Services, but it’s still interesting enough to know it.
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Wow, i never thought i'm so nerdy
No wonder if i wasn't popular in high school.
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Ilia once again shared his excellent article about web security here. This article talks about two well known security threats, CSRF and XSS, how malicious hackers do that, how to prevent them, and most importantly why our common solutions that we think has solved this problem doesn’t actually work.
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So, couple months ago i was assigned to lead a project for one of our client. As usual, i made an estimation of how many people and man hour to do the job. From no less than 5 programmers i expected to work with me, it turned out that there was only one person available.
Currently, we’re on the final phase of this project. With so limited resources for this big project, i must say that we’ve been doing pretty well. What bothered me is whether i have done the right way managing my team.
Then i found this short article today, and i’m relief. Because that’s exactly what i’ve said to my team.
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