Re: Web Security Puzzles with a TC39 agenda

Sorry I wasn't clear. Follow link [1] for the rest. On Mon, Apr 30, 2018, 6:19 PM Mark Miller wrote: > Hi Mike, your message end with "In case you’re interested in how the > puzzles tie into the larger point I’m trying to make:" followed by three > unexpandable dots.

Re: Web Security Puzzles with a TC39 agenda

Hi Mike, your message end with "In case you’re interested in how the puzzles tie into the larger point I’m trying to make:" followed by three unexpandable dots. Copy/paste error? (Needless to say, I am interested ;).) On Mon, Apr 30, 2018 at 8:02 AM, Mike Samuel wrote: >

Web Security Puzzles with a TC39 agenda

I put together a short video series of web security puzzles [1] to motivate what I'm presenting at the May meeting [2]. cheers, mike [1] https://medium.com/@mikesamuel/puzzling-towards-security-a12b9427124 [2] https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/master/2018/05.md Puzzling Towards

Re: Re: Proposal: Array.prototype.shuffle (Fisher-Yates)

If you can come up with something better than what I have, feel free to file an issue against my repo. (I have minimal need, but I'd love to have something that works.) https://github.com/isiahmeadows/array-additions-proposal/issues/new - Just an item of note about algorithm choice: I

Re: Javascript Set Timezone Offset and time settings on Client

About the milliseconds I agree with you. It could have the same API like setHours( hours [, minutes, seconds, mili-seconds] ) of date instance. I didn't talked about Idea of doing it per instance since I don't know about browsers and Nodejs implementations. That's why I need your opinion. But