DISQUS

The 24" imac is unique in that it has a S-IPS panel in it (better viewing angle, 24-bit color). The S-IPS is basically the best panel available in consumer devices and is not present in the smaller imacs. They tend not to advertise which panel is in a display, but you can infer it from the published viewing angle specs.

The 24" imac is unique in that it has a S-IPS panel in it (better viewing angle, 24-bit color). The S-IPS is basically the best panel available in consumer devices and is not present in the smaller imacs. They tend not to advertise which panel is in a display, but you can infer it from the published viewing angle specs.

It's a dirty little secret of rails apps that many of them are susceptible to csrf attacks. However, if you designed your rails app correctly (i.e. GET actions only show data, to delete you have to post with DELETE) it makes it a little more difficult, because you need a POST to change any data.

There was a twitter 'virus' a few months that we discovered and destroyed that essentially created a form which created a tweet and POSTed the form automatically with javascript.

My colleague Rick Olson wrote CSRF_killer plugin which automatically puts some hidden form variables into all of your forms, and effectively squashes any such attacks.