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Foiling Cross-Site Attacks, by Chris Shiflett
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You are in: home. Hi, I’m Chris. Web craftsman, community leader, husband, father, and partner at Fictive Kin. Published in PHP Architect on 14 Oct 2003. Last Updated 14 Oct 2003. This article explores two contrasting attack vectors,. CSRF) As you read this article, I hope you will not only learn some specific strategies for protecting against these specific attacks, but that you will also gain a deeper understanding of web application security principles in general. Mysql real escape string. Are escaped...
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Chris Shiflett: Articles
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You are in: home. Hi, I’m Chris. Web craftsman, community leader, husband, father, and partner at Fictive Kin. Here you can find published articles from 2001 to date with some useful and current discussion in the comments. Published in PHP Architect on 21 Nov 2005. Last Updated 21 Nov 2005. Storing Sessions in a Database. Published in PHP Magazine on 14 Dec 2004. Last Updated 14 Dec 2004. Published in PHP Architect on 13 Dec 2004. Last Updated 13 Dec 2004. Published in PHP Architect on 15 Nov 2004. To tr...
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Storing Sessions in a Database, by Chris Shiflett
http://shiflett.org/articles/storing-sessions-in-a-database
You are in: home. Hi, I’m Chris. Web craftsman, community leader, husband, father, and partner at Fictive Kin. Storing Sessions in a Database. Published in PHP Magazine on 14 Dec 2004. Last Updated 14 Dec 2004. Welcome to another edition of Guru Speak. I believe that one of the hallmarks of a good writer is the ability to mold a complex topic into something both palatable and interesting. These are the characteristics I strive for in. This edition's topic is storing sessions in a database. The applicatio...
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Planet SIPB
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SIPB: MIT Student Information Processing Board. Edward Z. Yang. To request addition or removal, please email sipb-www at mit.edu. Planet is updated every thirty minutes. September 03, 2016. Edward Z. Yang. A common claim I keep seeing repeated is that there are too many language-specific package managers, and that we should use a distribution's package manager instead. As an example, I opened the most recent HN discussion. Related to package managers, and sure enough the third comment. But it is not the.
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Math Tutor in San Diego: Linear Algebra - matrix dimensions
http://sdmath.blogspot.com/2015/01/linear-algebra-matrix-dimensions.html
Math Tutor in San Diego. Math Tutoring - Explaining math concepts - Comments and ideas from my everyday math tutoring experience - Miscellaneous math topics. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Linear Algebra - matrix dimensions. A nxm matrix is a rectangular array of numbers in n rows and m columns. A 2x3 matrix has two rows and three columns. A 1x3 matrix is a 3-coordinate vector in horizontal format, just one row with three numbers in it. A 3x2 matrix times a 2x4 matrix will result in a 3x4 matrix. Matrix mult...
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Math Tutor in San Diego
http://sdmath.blogspot.com/2013/09/confusion-type-unexpected-answer-when.html
Math Tutor in San Diego. Math Tutoring - Explaining math concepts - Comments and ideas from my everyday math tutoring experience - Miscellaneous math topics. Saturday, September 14, 2013. Confusion type: unexpected answer. When the answer to a problem shows up in an unexpected or unfamiliar format, the student very well may fail to realize that result is the answer to the problem. Are we there yet? Where is the answer? This cannot possibly be the answer, can it? Meaning the variable ‘ y. At that point th...
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Math Tutor in San Diego: February 2015
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Math Tutor in San Diego. Math Tutoring - Explaining math concepts - Comments and ideas from my everyday math tutoring experience - Miscellaneous math topics. Tuesday, February 03, 2015. Comparing rectangles by their area and by their diagonal. The other day I was in someone’s office waiting for some paperwork to be completed. It was a small room, about 12 feet by 12 feet. The back wall was orange, and its lower part was horizontally covered by a desk. B = length of the picture. H = height of the picture.
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Chris Shiflett: Planet Chris
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You are in: home. Posts from people I like. And the day before. Today — Sat, 03 Sep 2016. 8201;— . A common claim I keep seeing repeated is that there are too many language-specific package managers, and that we should use a distribution's package manager instead. As an example, I opened the most recent HN discussion related to package managers, and sure enough the third comment was on this (very) dead horse. (But wait! Here is my hypothesis: these two camps of people are talking past each oth. Maybe you...
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Invert the Inversion of Control - theV.net
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Invert the Inversion of Control. Refers to handing over the control of your program to an external entity, be it the OS, a framework, or any other component in your system, often in the form of setting callback functions, which will be called by the external entity at runtime. In this tutorial, we’ll look at how inversion of control affects programming practice, and how to best deal with it. LANGUAGE GADTs, RankNTypes #-}. Control.Monad.Trans.Free. NewMVar, modifyMVar , modifyMVar). Of using the GLFW.
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Planet Iron Blogger
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October 27, 2010. Blog name changed…. Because I don’t live in a room numbered 245s anymore. Yep. :-). This is a cow. They munch grass next to the River Cam. What do matrix-chain multiplication, longest common subsequence, construction of optimal binary search trees, bitonic euclidean traveling-salesman, edit distance and the Viterbi algorithm have in common? By Edward Z. Yang at October 27, 2010 01:00 PM. October 26, 2010. I'm seeing: "It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings.". You can v...
