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Using Base64 encoding for image uploads on the client side and sending it to the server can work, but there are several important security, performance, and reliability implications to consider:

1. Performance Impact

• Increased Payload Size: Base64 encoding increases the size of the image by approximately 33%. This means that your upload size will be larger than the original image file, resulting in slower uploads and more bandwidth usage.
• Client-Side Processing: Encoding an image to Base64 on the client side can be computationally expensive for large images, potentially affecting the performance of your app, especially on mobile devices or low-powered clients.

2. Security Considerations

• Lack of File Integrity Checks: Base64 does not inherently provide any mechanisms for verifying the integrity of the file. If the encoding process or transmission is corrupted, the image might be unusable on the server side.
• Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Risks: If not properly

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Using Base64 encoding for image uploads on the client side and sending it to the server can work, but there are several important security, performance, and reliability implications to consider:

### 1. **Performance Impact**
   - **Increased Payload Size**: Base64 encoding increases the size of the image by approximately 33%. This means that your upload size will be larger than the original image file, resulting in slower uploads and more bandwidth usage.
   - **Client-Side Processing**: Encoding an image to Base64 on the client side can be computationally expensive for large images, potentially affecting the performance of your app, especially on mobile devices or low-powered clients.

### 2. **Security Considerations**
   - **Lack of File Integrity Checks**: Base64 does not inherently provide any mechanisms for verifying the integrity of the file. If the encoding process or transmission is corrupted, the image might be unusable on the server side.
   - **Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Risks**: If not properly 

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Unofficial Ballerz API

Basic URL: https://ballerz.cloud/images/ballerz/7562/public

URL with params: https://ballerz.cloud/images/ballerz/7562/background=red,rotate=180,sharpen=2,trim=50;60;100;90

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Vue.component('resource-search', {
    props: {
        selected: [],
        selectedData: [],
        resourceName: '',
        searchTarget: '', // which property on the resource to search
        haystackLimit: [],
    },

    data() {

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Facebot Commands

Get

[spotify link]	returns info about the link (track, artist, etc.)
[dribbble URL]	brings up image from the URL
face google me [query]	Googles [query] & returns 1st result’s URL
face wiki me [query]	Searches for [query] on Wikipedia.
face youtube me [query]	Searches YouTube for the query and returns the video embed link.
face map me [query]	Returns a map view of the area returned by `query`.

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#-----------------
# Projects
#-----------------

## convention:
# cmd: [c|g|w|u|r*] [proj]
#   c: cd
#     'cd [proj]'
#   g: git
#     'cd [proj], git pull, git status'

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# Custom key mappings
map n scrollDown
map N previousTab

map e scrollUp
map E nextTab

map i scrollRight
map I goForward

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# ~/.bashrc

#----------------
# Aliases
#----------------

# Prompt overwrites
alias rm='rm -i'
alias cp='cp -i'
alias mv='mv -i'

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# ~/.bash_profile
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
  source ~/.bashrc
fi

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# ~/.bashrc
function mkcd {
  if [ ! -n "$1" ]; then
    echo "Enter a directory name"
  elif [ -d $1 ]; then
    echo "\`$1' already exists"
  else
    mkdir $1 && cd $1
  fi
}