@SmokeDetector Ha, gotcha! You're lifeless, you're a bot running on some VPC cloud thinking you are cognitive, maintaining the world, but you're actually just an automated script!
I live in Switzerland now @InfiniteRecursion. I'm entirely neutral and there's nothing for you to worry ab..ahahaha. Sorry, made myself laugh there. Nah, still a bastard.
The main danger of using HTTP Basic Auth in the UI of a web application is that it is ugly, and you will scare your users away.
From a security standpoint, with HTTPS, it is perfectly fine.
doesn't mean it's clear why things moved around in a view as a part of a larger commit. it seems accidental to me, but it's part of a larger feature that I'm not working on.
I have to add PayPal button on web page. Basically this web page is for Paying your insurance installment online. I want to use PayPal Api where I can click on button and customer can pay online to PayPal account of insurance company.
I check express checkout Api and payflow pro but it seems that...
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First, you have not opted out of receiving emails from recruiters that find your profile on Careers. The only way to do that is to make your profile unsearchable in the privacy settings on Careers. I believe this is what you were hoping was the case.
Second, it completely sucks that that wasn'...
@hichris123 I think Will's evaluation of the OP's question was wrong. I think Will believes that it's the OP's intention to opt-out of emails from recruiters, not opt-out of reminder emails. Added a comment.
@hichris123 it is fascinating that Will arrived at that conclusion himself, and admitted it publicly.
@LynnCrumbling Agree. Which is what I wanted to assure him was happening in the first section. It is annoying though that we don't actually segment the types of emails we send and how to get rid of only a few of them. Seems like we did what he wanted, but it's still confusing. — Will Cole ♦25 secs ago
The main danger of using HTTP Basic Auth in the UI of a web application is that it is ugly, and you will scare your users away.
From a security standpoint, with HTTPS, it is perfectly fine.
First, you have not opted out of receiving emails from recruiters that find your profile on Careers. The only way to do that is to make your profile unsearchable in the privacy settings on Careers. I believe this is what you were hoping was the case.
Second, it completely sucks that that wasn'...