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Why is it common to put CSRF prevention tokens in cookies?
I'm trying to understand the whole issue with CSRF and appropriate ways to prevent it. (Resources I've read, understand, and agree with: OWASP CSRF Prevention CHeat Sheet , Questions about CSRF .)
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Tablet or Phone - Android
...er is using a tablet or a phone?
I've got problems with my tilt function and my new tablet (Transformer)
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The Difference Between Deprecated, Depreciated and Obsolete [closed]
There is a lot of confusion about this and I'd like to know, what exactly is the difference between depreciated , deprecated and obsolete , in a programming context, but also in general.
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In node.JS how can I get the path of a module I have loaded via require that is *not* mine (i.e. in
I require a module that was installed via npm. I want to access a .js file subordinate to that module (so I can subclass a Constructor method in it). I can't (well, don't want to) modify the module's code, so don't have a place to extract its __dirname.
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No visible cause for “Unexpected token ILLEGAL”
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How to convert TimeStamp to Date in Java?
How do I convert 'timeStamp' to date after I get the count in java?
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App store link for “rate/review this app”
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What is [Serializable] and when should I use it?
I found out that some classes use the [Serializable] attribute.
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How to check if AlarmManager already has an alarm set?
When my app starts, I want it to check if a particular alarm (registered via AlarmManager) is already set and running. Results from google seem to indicate that there is no way to do this. Is this still correct? I need to do this check in order to advise the user before any action is taken to create...
what's the correct way to send a file from REST web service to client?
I've just started to develop REST services, but I've come across a difficult situation: sending files from my REST service to my client. So far I've gotten the hang of how to send simple data types (strings, integers, etc) but sending a file is a different matter since there are so many file formats...