Ayesh

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by Ayesh 6y ago
I've been recommending "PHP Inspections EA" for many, it adds a many more extra inspections provided the environment (PHP versions, extensions, etc) are configured correctly.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Did they seriously take the "php" namespace in the registry?!?! That shouldn't be allowed.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
> One thing that still sucks is package management / composer What about Composer? Sure is in par with Slack when it comes to memory usage, bit it's functional and feature rich. v2 has partial offline support, faster downloads,
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by Ayesh 6y ago
- git: specially branching, rebase, and GitHub PR etiquette. - regex: the deeper topics such as backtracking, look behinds, etc help too. - How DNS works: how they work, TTLs, etc. - How TLS works: performance and security tweaking. - SQL:
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by Ayesh 6y ago
They don't. It's always the same version server and client negotiate. The vulnerability is in the way session tickets are encrypted (or rather the lack of it), which is present in both versions, but in different formats; for examp
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Note that this does not necessarily represent the cheapest a TLD can be. Many registries strike deals with registrars to offer initial registrations and sometimes transfers and renewals too, at a much lower cost.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This is pretty handy, thank you.
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Ask HN: How do you detect user language in web sites
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I'd also suggest DeventralEyes, it's a nice quiet extension but works fantastic.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I have the feeling that Firefox development is a bit distanced from the real users. It's bugzilla is quite unfriendly, and pretty much everything users wish for is already there, in a ticket that is several years old with no action tak
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Other than the performance, I think Mozilla changed their focus to browser based mobile operating systems and starved Firefox from developer talent.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I'm all in Firefox too, but Brave is not just a Chrome privacy thing. Brave goes out of its way to make money by ripping off publishers. As a publisher myself, I respect ad blockers. If they block ads, they aren't gonna click the
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by Ayesh 6y ago
2-2.5K for a blog post sounds excessive in length, specially for b2b companies that sounds like they post often. I have quite a few blog posts and 1200-1600 is the sweet spot that I get pretty much 100% readership. Anything longer than that
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I don't think it should be registrar's duty to shut domains down. Gitbook appears to use CloudFlare to host DNS, and likely to use their CDN/proxy, which makes them the actual "host" of the content. If there is any
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Google is the registry of some novelty TLDs as well, and you are pretty much bound to dance the way Google wants with those TLDs.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
For the past 5 years, I've been relying on cheap Android mid tier phones. I currently use a Redmi Note 8 Pro (I bought the first one shipped to my country) for a little over $250, and I wouldn't feel bad about buying a new phone i
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Yep! These companies have quite deep pockets but they systematically ruin the opportunities for smaller players to make an organic growth. Most of the "Uber, but for *" startups get funding with these companies, and I don't
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by Ayesh 6y ago
3 physical hard drives + 1 external hard drive. The SSD is partitioned to two, where system and program files are in one, and projects are in a separate partition. A 1TB HDD attached has two partitions, one to contain photos (organized by y
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Nice work. I personally find the way grid is implemented a bit weird, but I like the opinionated rounded corners, typography, spacing, etc.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I've been working on security research for about 5 years, and all these years, the only pattern I see is the wrong assumptions. Don't trust the user input, don't trust the API endpoints you connect to, don't trust HTTP h
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by Ayesh 6y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
As someone who moved entire 20+ domains to porkbun, I can assure you they are a pretty good company. Certainly not a giant, but I never had problems. They are the only few companies that allow https:// domain redirection, email
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by Ayesh 6y ago
GitHub pages soft bandwidth limit is 100GB/mo ( https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/... )
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I am a native Sinhalese, and I can speak Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) and Tamil. No, we cannot use native languages for CS. For Sinhalese, there is an on-going attempt to invent words or rather put words together to translate a technical t
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by Ayesh 6y ago
For certain niches, this is already happening. Pretty much every web hosting company nowadays run ad campaigns for their own brand, because other companies kept advertising on those keywords, and the only way to put their own web site up to
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I'm convinced a lot of the JS form validation can now be removed in favor of HTML5 form element attribute. You can just set the form action URL to your asp endpoint, which will validate data again, and show the post form on errors, or
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by Ayesh 6y ago
I'm sure it's trivial to work out the exploit for anyone as embarrassing it is, but the author releasing an exploit in just a couple days after the release it pretty irresponsible.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Congratulations on the launch. I like the landing page and the justification for the lack of a free tier. Cronjobs are often set-and-forget tasks that a free tier can attract a lot of free users that are hard to turn into paying customer. A
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by Ayesh 6y ago
Pretty much every CI/CD system supports scheduled builds. GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Travis, Circle CI, and even Jenkins do.
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by Ayesh 6y ago
This is my approach too. For logo/slogan fonts, one can go ahead even subset the font. It's probably a good idea to refresh the fonts off Google once or twice a year though. Although not often, these font file get updated.

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