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    Mar 23

    I taught a web security course at Stanford. All the course materials, slides, and videos are freely available online. If you want to learn about secure web programming, this course is for you! ✨ 📝 Website: 📺 YouTube playlist:

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  2. “wow, I didn’t realize you could actually do anything useful with just plain JavaScript in the browser. I thought it was like... assembly or something”

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  3. May 10

    People who don't interact a lot with Legalities underestimate the extent to which *almost everything is illegal*. Our society is forced to run through these tiny little channels. It can't adapt when there's a pandemic and one channel breaks; all alternatives are illegal!

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  4. May 10

    The only real test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life.

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  5. May 10
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  6. May 10

    Inspired by your excellent Stanford CS253 lectures, I made a small site to learn about XSS:

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  7. May 8

    The plan to deprecate cookies was also referenced recently in this mailing list thread:

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  8. May 8

    Google has plans to deprecate HTTP cookies. Still very early, but wow

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  9. May 6
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    Every line of code in that screenshot is explicit and quite understandable. If the alternative is a magical and overly-clever framework, I'll pass.

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  10. 22 Nov 2019

    Why is the physical world slowly, inexorably turning into an airport? a thread about elite narrowness Take the subway from Grand Central to the Hudson Yards station and you will wonder: who the hell is any of this for?

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  11. May 2
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    ‘s lectures are really engaging!

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  12. May 4

    “The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum.” — Noam Chomsky

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  13. May 4

    Scientists developed effective vaccines against many infectious diseases. This table lists by how much the number of cases and deaths in the US declined after the introduction of the relevant vaccines. More on our page on vaccinations →

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  14. May 2

    This is now our 4th Saturday of our CS253 Web Security study group and 19 people showed up. Countries represented: US, France, Serbia, Pakistan, and Canada. What a great group! Takeaway of the day: “I’m now afraid to browse to any website.”

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  15. 19 Oct 2019

    A look inside a tree that has been struck by lightning.

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  16. May 2

    One of the coolest new concepts getting NASA support: A proposal to turn a crater on the far side of the Moon into a giant, robot-built radio telescope.

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  17. May 2

    Do you recognize songs from history more than people your age? Identifying Generational Gaps in Music

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  18. May 1

    🔥 New episode of JS Party! 💬 These buttons look like buttons 🎙 🏷 💚

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  19. Apr 28
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  20. Apr 25

    Q: Curious about style? Ask the creator and maintainer of JavaScript's standard. A: Uhhhhhhhhhhhh (Sorry we still 💚 you!)

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  21. Apr 24

    Has anybody ever noticed that is just FOSS with two extra letters. Can't have feross without foss

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