Prologue: I’ve written most of this post some months ago and somehow didn’t publish it. Looking at it now, it’s a good reminder of some of the pains I already forgotten. The Android version statistics already changed a bit by now, but, still today and even with »
Less than a year ago it seemed like HTML5 was going strong. With Facebook and Linkedin adopting the technology to reach most of the screens on the mobile and on the desktop. Linkedin had the better hybrid mobile app (HTML5 + native) and published a series of videos and articles about »
Three weeks ago Path.com was fined for stupidly stealing their user’s contact list and saving it onto their servers. Path’s doing was obviously wrong but I’m not sure that their punishment was really justified, needing to pay this enormous bribe to the FTC using COPPA as »
So my favorite script kiddy and copycat, Feross (copied, note the shameless “I discovered” in his Quora post, LoL) Found a social engineering flaw in the HTML5 fullscreen mode that can be used for phishing attacks. This time it might be even his own finding… what do you know 😉 This »
The problem with the built in toFixed function in JavaScript, is that it always round the numbers. It’s like calling Math.round() Call 9.513.toFixed() => 10 Call 9.226.toFixed(2) => 9.23 Why would you want that to auto round. If I wanted to round I would »