Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
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Warning: graphic/gore images (not to mention irritating JavaScript alerts, etc) on the demo page. I would highly recommend avoiding it.
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#12WARNING... currently NSFW
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
And the ascii art and canvas effects people are busting out are pretty hilarious
NSFW http://i.imgur.com/RV7na.png I was just observing, didn't know I was stumbling on a live canvas when I clicked the link :)
I was actually testing if they had the iframes coming from a cross domain, which were so our ability to explode the thing is much smaller.
Poor are those who have no way to block alerts tho.
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#15Just like http://dump.fm only for hackers! Could be pretty awesome!!!
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#16Looks like you're being hacked really bad. I got redirected to Google! It was fun to watch though! Add and you'll disable javascript. Good fast fix for now, later you'll want sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin"
The 4th allowed value for html5 iframe sandbox is allow-top-navigation, which allows a script to do window.top.location.href = 'http://google.com and redirect someone like me.
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#17It would probably be a huge security risk just to visit the demo page if people weren't constantly pasting over each other with "MY PENIS" in HTML/CSS/JS edit2- No proof of any security risks, not like I tried any
I don't recommend anyone visiting the demo page at work, it's not just the word "penis" getting spammed.
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#18Pass the eye bleach. I don't know what STD that was, but my god, you people...
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#19Deserves an up-vote!
When you comment on a story, ask yourself this question: does my comment add value to the thread? If the answer isn't a definite "yes", consider modifying it until it does, or scrap it all together. It'll help keep the value of the conversation high.
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#20It's an absolute shame what's happening on your demo right now. This is bad.