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Looking for a freelance web developer familiar with the following stack

- JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL

- VanillaJS, React, serverless, NodeJS

- Git, Gitlab, AWS

to build, test, and maintain web applications.

An ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience shipping production grade web applications from ground up with mentioned technologies, knows how to work independently, and is a great communicator. Experience with CRMs and Knowledge Management Systems (Zendesk, Freshdesk, Freshservice, Salesforce, Atlassian ecosystem) as a user or developer is a plus.

US/EU timezone only.

If this sounds interesting to you please say hi at hn2206@m.kolibridigital.com and send an intro with previous projects, availability, etc. Thank you!

I guess it would have been way more useful if you pointed out how you decoded it. anyways, great post :)

I simply replaced the eval line at the end of the decode script with console.log.

I hadn't seen this obfuscation technique yet, learned something new :)

what is your business model?

It's basically just a jslib that wraps a few divs around an image with a class and then does jsonp requests in order to decode the image - so, I'm sorry to say that but there's no real clientside decoding here

this should be mentioned on the page, otherwise it's misleading, it's a service, not a script, the script is just the interface to the service.

in case the server didn't make it: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tyEeSk8...

interesting UX, I almost didn't get the hidden code ;-)

Cool idea. I think it would be awesome to make it possible to automatically encode favicons in qr codes (pixel by pixel -> unit by unit). Here's also a webapp for some customization inspiration. code's color and even the unit shapes can be customized: http://www.patrick-wied.at/projects/qr-designer/

Watermarking is not only about image protection. You could also place website identifiers in the images. If you need a strong image protection library where you can be sure that noone is able to "steal" the original images, then I wouldn't recommend the plugin ;)

What is this for, then? It doesn't produce the watermarked image if you right click the image and save it, so I don't know how it would help...

Sorry to shit on your work like that, by the way, I can't explain why this bothers me, but it does :P

Did you look at the right click saved image? because it should contain the watermark, if it's applied on the website, it's not a serverside image anymore, it's a dataURL and therefore has to contain it when you save it. -- It's okay ;D

Oh, yes, you're right about that! That does make it more useful, now people who casually save your images to look at later know which website it was from.

I'm sorry, but it really is only about rights declaration where needed. The only other useful image task is image attribution, but that needs to be done with text and not a rubber stamp.

definitely.. but he can hold his breath!