Ayesh

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541.
by Ayesh 6y ago
Some apps can stream to a browser over LAN.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I suppose the elephant in the room is Ryan and npm inc.
543.
by Ayesh 6y ago
Most sites enforce TLS 1.2 nowadays, and it's likely that the root certificates are expired, or the browser only supports up to TLS 1.0. Opera Mini is proxying stuff, so they would likely work.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I used Firebug even after Firefox added devtools and Firebug stopped it's development. It truly shows how powerful XPI add-ons really were. I still stick with Firefox and the dev tools are quite good, and features like flexbox and don&
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Performance Impact of PHP Exceptions(php.watch)
1 points by Ayesh 6y ago|0 comments
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This is the same arguments for DNS based TLS certificates, and here we are, with good HTTPS connections that we can trust albeit the awful CA system.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I do this for about 10 years now too! It's very convenient to "expire" the email addresses that are sold off. Another thing I do is to use a spam@domain.com email when an annoying site tries to force me to login. All emails t
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I have yet to find a walkable city in Indonesia, let alone South Asia that is actually walkable in comparison to European cities, like Amsterdam or Berlin. There is a major difference in population between those two though. Istanbul has a s
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yogyakarta, Malang, and Bandung (all on Java).
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I surely miss the developer/tech atmosphere that was there in Berlin, Frankfurt, etc. The life is quite simple, and the coffee culture is based around chatting with friends for hours, instead of sitting in a cafe and getting work done
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Internet I general seems to be pretty bad here in Hanoi. I do not really work with bigger images (~100mb alpine images tops), and it takes ~5-10 minutes in evenings which appears to be the peak time on my current VNPT 40mbps line.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I recently moved to Vietnam, and I sometimes get awfully slow connection speeds to the mirrors nearby my city, to a point that switching to US mirrors is faster. (ftp.[kr|sg].debian.org)
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Private Composer Repositories with Gitlab(php.watch)
1 points by Ayesh 6y ago|0 comments
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Token authentication requirements for API and Git operations(github.blog)
3 points by Ayesh 6y ago|0 comments
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by Ayesh 6y ago
The article is saying it's just an option. Don't bother. If you use a sufficient salt, and a decent hashing algorithm (bcrypt/argon2id), cracking those passwords are impractical for the attacker. If they can do this extremely
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by Ayesh 6y ago
It's like calling someone you don't know, but over a secure line.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Inheritance is slowly fading away in favor of composition. Drupal is an absolute abomination when it comes to extending classes, as in 5-6 in the chain is not uncommon. However, Drupal was never called for its high modern code quality eithe
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Face/finger data is never revealed to the web sites. You can read webauthn for more information.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This is what I immediately thought too. I don't think even NTP servers screamed this much potential for abuse by the time th standards were being drafted. However, I imagine this to use TCP and not UDP (didn't real the whole RFC y
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Resolvers are supposed to cache negative results according to the SOA record of the zone.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This also starts the eventual death of Hackintosh.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
It already exists. In Sri Lanka, the biggest ISP (Dialog) has a subscription that pays for Netflix, and provides some extra bandwidth to use it: https://www.dialog.lk/netflix
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This reminds me of Opera Mini (not the same as Opera Mobile). It server-side rendered pages (on Opera servers), and converted them to a lightweight HTML page (with OPML extension IIRC), and then sent to the browser. I presume the server cos
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yes. In most of the services I have one, organic users are converted to free customers, and _then_ turn into paying customers. You need a memorable and easy to type domain for that.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yep, this is why I didn't bother to buy either. It's $5 for something that you use daily, but I'm not going to change everything to @hey.com. No feature is worth the hassle of getting everyone to update my email address.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
You can use preconneft tags to make the browser preconneft to the likely source of the images. This usually gives a pretty big boost in speed because browsers will have already connected (DNS + TLS handshake) to the icon source's CDN.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
It's possible that someone obtained a password dump and are trying to see if it works on your email account. Check yourself on Have I Been Pwned, and if you see your information have been breached, reset all your passwords.
568.
by Ayesh 6y ago
We implemented a CA/client-cert based authentication, and decided to not do it again. - Users are used to just getting public/private API keys, and it's often common knowledge how to store the private key securely. - Tooling
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by Ayesh 6y ago
There's so much we can agree upon, right? If you are the geerlingguy I think you are, Drupal sure had an exit after Larry, and Symfony decided to step out too. Laravel didn't really follow PSR to begin with. I use Slim framework e
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by Ayesh 6y ago
PHP. Most of the Hack features are now in PHP core, and more and more libraries are dropping support for hhvm now.

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