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#2Would be nice to see some example posts.
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#3This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
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#4This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
Absolutely agree. Pure clickbait.
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#5Why wouldn't you include a default example that works every time?
What I tried doesn't work...
invalid json response body at https://tweetpik.com/api/images reason: Unexpected end of JSON input
Can't get thread older than 7 days old
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#6This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
Why is malware even allowed here, especially when it isn't especially interesting?
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#7This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
It's using a LinkedIn mechanism in a special way to make posted content stand out. Hacking sounds accurate, albeit a growth hack.
Might want to look into what the H of HN stands for.
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#8This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
It's using a LinkedIn mechanism in a special way to make posted content stand out. Hacking sounds accurate, albeit a growth hack. Might want to look into what the H of HN stands for.
In the ambiguity of the title I was hoping for some juicy CVE. PDFs aren't attack-surface free.
Content about marketing just makes me vaguely sad, but each to their own.
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#9This submission isn't about hacking as in performing illicit code execution or whatever, it's a "linkedin growth tool" to help users spam their feeds. I was slightly disappointed.
It's using a LinkedIn mechanism in a special way to make posted content stand out. Hacking sounds accurate, albeit a growth hack. Might want to look into what the H of HN stands for.
Huh? I wasn't familiar with LinkedIn Carousels, so I read the description on this site. Then I read their description of what the site does. Then I distracted everyone in the office for a moment with a big "Wut?!".
Is this accurate?:
Carousels are like a slideshow that LinkedIn makes when you upload a PDF. This site uploads a PDF to LinkedIn so that a Carousel is created.
Am I missing something? I hope I am, because if that's what it does, then what the actual eff.