Was there ever an idea for some SE site to support scripting? I think it'd be cool if we could at least have some fancy trajectory plotting and orbital mechanics plugin on space. Also, how did they get those YouTube videos to work directly in posts on AVP? Is it possible to request that and have it work only with certain rep levels?
How's SVG security / support in browsers nowadays?
As for an SE site to actually host userscripts that can be included; there isn't one. Wikipedia has native support for adding userscripts to accounts, though
@TildalWave write one.
I plan to integrate ChemDraw into the editor at some point
@TildalWave See, if you can write an editor for it (have a look at the Balsamiq plugin on User Experience and CircuitLab on Electrical Engineering), and a backend that converts it to an image+keeps track of which image contains what (for editability, note that the Balsamiq things on UX are editable afterwards too), then it can be integrated :)
This is a long-shot question:
User Experience SE users can draw Balsamiq mockups in their questions and answers.
Electrical Engineering SE users can draw schematics.
Maths and physics sites can use MathJax (I suppose it's the easiest thing to do since MathJax is free) - already covered here (Wr...
hi my computer has a rootkit or some sort so an attacker can see everything that I do now that Im going to do something related to banking I must secure my computer I have a cd of windows 7 64 bits in my hand right now but when I format my computer and install the new windows i know the attacker ...
@tylerl If I VTC as "This question appears to be off-topic because it doesn't use punctuation and now you're scaring us that there might be something wrong with your breathing too and we're all panicky and don't know what to do so yeah it's off-topic because well it is" would that be too much?
decided on "unclear what you're asking", should suffice
@RoryAlsop I dont think so. It is a bunch of data points, some of them are related, some not, and some is just interesting to see the relative changes between them.
It's weird that MDMA is expensive, it's relatively easy to come by all ingredients as opposed to cocaine which needs to grow and smells strongly when producing
@kalina but I agree with @AviD you should stop doing them, especially the cocaine, friend of mine is studying the long term of effects of cocaine on people and it's quite bad. Especially the part of your brain that let's you experience happiness is influenced significantly.
the chemical which makes you feel happy is produced in lower quantities after exposure to cocaine, which means that you can't become as happy as before
> sleep is a naturally recurring state characterized by altered consciousness, relatively inhibited sensory activity, and inhibition of nearly all voluntary muscles.
@TerryChia indeed but so, I think, does quite a bit of IT security advice... problem with a site like this is if we start saying "well that's changed quite a bit in the last year, so sorry we can't answer it" we significantly reduce our use as a Q/A site
@TerryChia The problem is that in real life you can't do it, people shouldn't be running windows XP, but they are. If you disable RC4 you can have a significant amount of clients which will not be able to connect to your service anymore
I'm not saying you should by default fall back to RC4, but I always advice to use it as the least prefered fallback algorithm
So there's a point mentioned in the DMZ in relation to SSL questions, which I think warrants a general discussion.
Where we have an area of security where the "best practice" changes regularly, should we be closing/discouraging questions in those areas?
The problem with these questions seems si...
Would Cloudflare help significally reduce the load on my server due to DDOS and hopefully help my server not get the network automatically cut off by the provider because of the load?
hey I have a friends server he lets me borrow for free - I don't want to spend extra money on a server, i mean the domain was $10 alone! what do you think I am, a Subway employee?
@TerryChia it had a nice side effect that they don't support SSL for the free tier, meaning that anyone who is using the cloudflare links can't visit my admin panel
@RоryMcCune About a week ago I was asked to recommend which cipher suites and in which order to support by a client's web server. It took me about 2 days of research until I found something satisfying. I'm thinking about summarizing my work report into an answer to your question, what do you think?
(Note: You're not gonna like it because it doesn't support IE6 on Windows XP with the default configurations)
@Adnan dems da breaks for people with legacy users. Although for security standards I think it would be tenable after april to drop that support, as the client is already insecure by default
well unless they've paid MS $200 a seat for extended support for a year
@TerryChia Nope. Those were completely disregarded. When setting up gigantic servers in a corporate environment, I think that bleeding-edge support is the last thing thought about.
This is a long-shot question:
User Experience SE users can draw Balsamiq mockups in their questions and answers.
Electrical Engineering SE users can draw schematics.
Maths and physics sites can use MathJax (I suppose it's the easiest thing to do since MathJax is free) - already covered here (Wr...
So there's a point mentioned in the DMZ in relation to SSL questions, which I think warrants a general discussion.
Where we have an area of security where the "best practice" changes regularly, should we be closing/discouraging questions in those areas?
The problem with these questions seems si...
