Here’s the code for my more consumer-friendly Mario Maker level, “Is This What You Want
From Me?” D9D0-0000-00BA-869D
Interview with director & hackers wrt Hackers 20th anniversary http://passcode.csmonitor.com/hackers
Very helpful site to determine which channels you're likely able to receive OTA
based on your address or zip code: http://gomohu.com/xbox/
The call is asynchronous - it's just that the surrounding code doesn't
have anything better to do but wait for a response
Show HN: Bot accepts every pull request for its own code https://github.com/botwillacceptanything/botwillacceptanything …
combined all the podcast promo codes I've ever heard and now
Squarespace owes me $30,000
Anyone know why Chrome percent-encodes single quote in URI query? http://jsfiddle.net/unLrqxso/1/ Its a reserved char so encoding changes URI.
Collection can be found here - over 100 demos showing what can be done with just 1
range input http://codepen.io/collection/DgYaMj/8/ … pic.twitter.com/CAndEDATj9
Xpath in #EdgeHTML using CSS selectors and WGX (Wicked Good XPath) http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2015/03/19/improving-interoperability-with-dom-l3-xpath.aspx … The tech here is amazing. #ICodeReviewedThat
Facemoji - face detection and overlay - http://facemoji.me/ - excellent user interface, too.
Unicode encoding holy wars via Mark Pilgrim / Emo Philips http://web.archive.org/web/20080209154953/http://diveintomark.org/archives/2004/07/06/nfc …
I recently got a new Authenticode cert to continue to sign my code. It
wasn't hard-- you should be signing too! http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2015/01/28/authenticode-in-2015-signcode-with-certificate-on-etoken.aspx …
Live coding in VR with the Oculus Rift, Firefox WebVR, JavaScript and Three.js
“I built a live-coding web app for the Oculus Rift where you code in JavaScript using Three.js and watch the world change around you in real-time.”
Quadrilateral Cowboy gameplay video
“Quadrilateral Cowboy is a game we’ve been watching with great interest ever since Thirty Flights Of Loving creator Brendon Chung first debuted it last year. It’s about hacking, but not via irritating minigames or jargon-your-problems-away Hollywood magic. Instead, you learn basic (albeit fictional) code and take down everything from laser grids to gun emplacements with a twitch of your fingers and a wriggle of your brain. It’s already an extremely clever game, and it’s quite empowering despite the fact that you play as someone who probably couldn’t even heft an assault rifle - let alone fire one. Basically, it’s a wonderfully novel idea - more Neuromancer than Deus Ex - but words only do it so much justice. Thus, I’ve decided to play it for your enrichment, in hopes that you will understand why Quadrilateral should be driving your radar haywire.”
On exploiting security issues in botnet C&C software:
Hackers “are learning that it’s not so easy to write secure code,” Toro says. “Most of us in the business of securing our applications and systems know that bulletproofing software is an extremely expensive and exhaustive undertaking. Malware creators who have to look to their own defences would have to slow down the production of new attacks.”
FYI, if you want to know what it looks like when you hack a hacker, look no further than the seminal 1995 film Hackers.
Additional considerations beyond the naïve implementation of a CSV parser.
Put QR codes on guns so no one will use them.
Facebook Mangles Unicode URLs 
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