#cross

What the Floccus?!? — or, another look at cross-browser bookmarks sync

My new choice turns out to be not new at all.

brycewray.com · EN

Cross-Site Requests

Hello, Internet. I thought about cross-site requests and realised we have both CSRF protection and CORS and it doesn’t make sense from the first glance. It does generally, but I need a thousand words to make it so. CSRF stands for Cross-Site Request Forgery. It was rather popular in the earlier internet but now it’s almost a non-issue thanks to standard prevention mechanisms built into most of popular web frameworks. The forgery is to make user click on a form that will send a cross-site request. The protection is to check that the request didn’t come from a third-party site.

Smagin · EN

SLC-2L-15: Cross-Pollination

Lighting with flash can give you more than just the ability to control the quality of your light. With the inherent consistency of light from (manual) flash, you can layer in slices of time as well. But first, you’ll want to lock down two things: the ambient light portion of your exposure, and your camera’s physical position. Read more »

Strobist · EN

Attack ad sparks cross-party outrage in Ohio governor race

Al Jazeera English

Show HN: Ideas for building better cross-platform apps

Tools for building responsive and beautiful user interfaces. - rkaehn/uniform

Show HN · EN

But what is cross-entropy? | Compression is Intelligence Part 2

3Blue1Brown · EN