Matches in Ruben’s data for { ?s ?p ?o }
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- selling-a-story-in-one-minute abstract "In my hometown Ghent, an exciting contest took place: PhD students could to send in a one-minute video about their research. Winners get to give a talk at TEDxGhent, a local edition of the famous TED conferences. I badly wanted to participate, so I had to find an original and effective way of selling my message in one minute. My goals: tease the audience, entertain the audience, and, ultimately, activate them to vote.".
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- get-doesnt-change-the-world author me.
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- get-doesnt-change-the-world abstract "Recently, I wanted to offer my visitors the option to add any of my publications to their Mendeley paper library. When creating the “add to Mendeley” links, I noticed that papers got added without asking the visitor for a confirmation. Then I wondered: could I exploit this to trick people into adding something to their Mendeley library without their consent? Turns out I could, and here is why: Mendeley did not honor the safeness property of the HTTP GET method.".
- get-doesnt-change-the-world alternativeHeadline "A Mendeley HTTP bug could trick visitors into adding papers unknowingly.".
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- rest-wheres-my-state author me.
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- rest-wheres-my-state coparticipatesWith me.
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- rest-wheres-my-state description "HTTP interactions should be stateless, but two kinds of state are involved ◆ HTTP, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, has been designed under the constraints of the REST architectural style. One of the well-known constraints of this REpresentational State Transfer style is that communication must be stateless…".
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