jarnix

Yes, we remember, it has been posted like 6 months ago.

I forget we were on the new Reddit.

Well, it's great that they keep their browser the way they want it to be. We can download Chromium if we want so I don't see any problem here. Anyway, if they could think of the publishers and remove AdBlock once for all instead of giving money to their developers, I would be more than happy.

That's totally useless :(

They show this on TV in your country ? they don't have anything else to talk about ?

you don't have to click for select boxes... just use tab and type the numbers...

Please post your resume on LinkedIn and stop talking about you ! The motto is "stop talking, start doing". What you did is not extraordinary, you just had time to lose and that's what you did. Basically you just procrastinated 180 days. If you want to code, then do useful applications, not another tic tac toe.

Post mortem means that your project is dead...

It reminds me of the volume control in iPad some time ago, it was horizontal under the movie, it looked like the time bar.

the blocking is not optional by default, it's an opt-out system. It also blocked (yesterday) the Analytics tag. The system is based on DNS and forwards requests to a server hosted by Free (the ISP) that returns a blank page.

This reminds me of this website: https://makr.io/

I think I found it on HN a few months ago.

Fun little project anyway :)

I work in "publishing"... and we have to develop mobile apps because advertisers want to display ads on mobile apps. They want interstitial with video, they want fullscreen ads...

It's sad and it's wrong for the user's experience but we just have to do this. If we don't have our mobile apps, advertisers will give their money to competitors.

I won't send a link to our crappy apps, they are too crappy indeed.

Here is the escaping :

https://github.com/enygma/shieldframework/blob/master/Shield...

at this line :

$value = htmlspecialchars($value);

The first click on a link works, the second does not (tested on latest stable Chrome).

I found this : http://m.techcrunch.com/2012/06/22/padmapper-craigslist-ceas...

So no it was not bye bye.

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I hate this kind of titles, unclear about what you're going to read, it looks like Reddit but without the fun.

This makes me think of Schemer ?

every month we have this post about your app :)

Paris, France, it's a country in "the (Rest of) Europe"