Thomas Hunter II
Thomas Hunter II
If interest is high enough, store a bunch of stuff in the database. Levels should keep track of both highest and lowest generations to solve. Solutions should be retrievable so...
It's so very horrible indeed
The JSON data (global called `colors`) should be importable and exportable. Maybe even base64 encode it, stick it in the URL whenever a parameter changes.
Some sort of race condition in the `gulpfile`. Current workaround is to do a `prebuild`, copy data file to platform/PLATFORM/www/data, then perform `build`.
Hello Thomas, There is a blind SQL injection flaw in the signup_check.php file, specifically with the "value" parameter. Here is a URL that will demonstrate the issue: http://localhost/signup_check.php?field=username&value='+OR+SLEEP(5)+OR+' See line...
Column sorting variables should use a switch statement to make sure they're valid. Just skimming, and e.g. in: controllers/invoice.php $data['invoices'] = $this->invoice_model->select_multiple($this->session->userdata('company_id'), $page, $this->pref_user['per_page'], TRUE, $sort_col); $sort_col appears to be...
Currently it's impossible to know the arguments to showRewardVideoAd without looking at the code.
Code: ``` var singularize = require("inflection").singularize; console.log(singularize('bananas')); ``` Output: ``` /blah/node_modules/inflection/lib/inflection.js:271 return this._apply_rules( str, singular_rules, uncountable_words, singul ^ TypeError: Object # has no method '_apply_rules' at inflector.singularize (/blah/node_modules/inflection/lib/inflection.js:271:19) at Object....
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