Mathias Panzenböck
Mathias Panzenböck
The XBox controller has the same layout under Linux as under Windows (in Chrome - couldn't get gamepads to work with Firefox), except it exposes one button more: the XBox...
In every other language `all()` (or `every()`) returns `true` for an empty set (see e.g. `every()` in JavaScript: ). This is because it is defined as (except with short circuiting):...
On an empty message `message.args[2]` was undefined and calling `.trim()` on that crashed. And if `message.args[2]` would have been `''` the result would be `['']`, which would have been also...
For some reason ::ActiveSupport::JSON.parse_error is nil at the point where it is assigned to OEmbed::Formatter::JSON.backend::ParseError and thus you get strange exceptions later. I use Rails 2.3. Maybe it would be...
This is actually something you (iframely) cannot provide, but that has to be implemented by the embed service and the embed user. But I think someone should specify a way...
Fields may also have a `Content-Type` header. If you set `parseJsonFields` to `true` these fields will be parsed using `JSON.parse()` instead of handled as plain text strings. This way you...
Maybe add the shell shock bash code injection string: () { :;}; echo vulnerable There might be a lot of more such strings for many different languages/environments.
It would be nice if the native JavaScript type `bigint` would be supported and encoded as a `PositiveBigNum`/`NegativeBigNum`, and the type `symbol` could probably just be handled as a `string`?...
No matter if I use `file://`, `http://`, or `data:`-urls, the resulting PDF never contains any images. It has room for them, but its only white space. How do I get...