After talking about impulse control, our “puppy school” OABT half-jokingly issued homework to photograph our dogs waiting patiently next to their initial, written in treats. #holdmybeer
Kind: Notes
Hey @VOXI_UK! There’s a security #vulnerability in your website. An attacker can (a) exfiltrate mobile numbers and (b) authenticate bypassing OTP.
Not sure who to talk to about ethical disclosure. Let me know?
Y100K
Reassuring to see that @Firefox’s datetime-local
implementation is year 100,000 compliant. 😂 #Y100K
Almost nerdsniped myself when I discovered several #WordPress plugins that didn’t quite do what I needed. Considered writing an overarching one to “solve” the problem. Then I remembered @xkcd comic 927…
“Walking” the dog
I know what it means, but my inner child still sniggers every time I see Animista‘s effect “kenburns-bottom“.
Every time I log in to HackerOne my brain pronounces it to rhyme with “pepperoni”. That’s normal, right?
@robertalanwatts thanks for your Gandi Catch-All Email Forwarding Workaround (https://robsblog.robertwatts.com/2020/02/25/gandi-catchall-email-address-work-around/); very helpful!
The comprehensive @id3 v2 system for #MP3 metadata doesn’t seem to have an “explicit content” flag. I’m using an experimental XRAT
frame (with a ‘1’ or ‘0’) for now, but I wonder if anyone’s already “solved” this in a better way?
How did it take me years of working-from-home before I thought to install one of these in my desk? Brilliant.
Note for Future Dan: if you want Firefox’s picture-in-picture (popout video) mode to be available for videos of less than 45 seconds, the setting you need is media.
. This is useful if you’ve got a playlist of multiple short clips (which reuse the same <video>
element) that you want to treat as a single long video for the purpose of picture-in-picture.