Hacking Dunkin' Donuts
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Hacking Dunkin' Donuts
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#2I love how the comment of the DD JavaScript starts with "Function to perform search on Hotel Addresses from the origin location".
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#3I would be more concerned about not moving to a grocery store hole, which is surprisingly easy to do in Chicago. All of Hyde Park, for example. (When I worked at UofC and we wanted to do our semi-monthly soda run, it involved driving to Jewel at 75th/Stony Island. Pretty interesting!)
I used to live up by Chicago/Ashland and that was not fun either. The options were walking a mile (or taking the bus) to Divison/Ashland, or taking the Chicago bus downtown and hitting Whole Foods.
Anyway, there are plenty of Dunkin Donuts. Base your move on something more essential if you don't have a car.
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#4Yet another example of why sites need to validate requests on the server side instead of just assuming Javascript or Select lists will handle all of the validation.
Another technique to use if you can't just modify Javascript is to use the Firefox Tamper Data plugin and intercept & modify requests.
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#5Yet another example of why sites need to validate requests on the server side instead of just assuming Javascript or Select lists will handle all of the validation. Another technique to use if you can't just modify Javascript is to use the Firefox Tamper Data plugin and intercept & modify requests.
How did I not know about the Tamper Data plugin - thanks!
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#6I guess I don't see how this is interesting. He views source and modifies parameters.
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#7I would be more concerned about not moving to a grocery store hole, which is surprisingly easy to do in Chicago. All of Hyde Park, for example. (When I worked at UofC and we wanted to do our semi-monthly soda run, it involved driving to Jewel at 75th/Stony Island. Pretty interesting!) I used to live up by Chicago/Ashland and that was not fun either. The options were walking a mile (or taking the bus) to Divison/Ashla…
Wow, is it that bad now in Hyde Park? Back in my day, there was the Co-Op, Mr. G's, and Village Foods, plus University Market and the produce store on 53rd.
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#8I live in the bay area. Every time I fly back east, the first place I hit is dunkin donuts.
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#9I guess I don't see how this is interesting. He views source and modifies parameters.
I agree this wasn't that technical, but it was mostly just for laughs. If you wanna see some more technical stuff I haven't posted about check out one of my youtube videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51JW-_s-ecE
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#10I guess I don't see how this is interesting. He views source and modifies parameters.
It is rather surprising that someone attaches so much importance to being near a Dunkin' Donuts.