Ayesh

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1. 931.▲
   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I suppose these .php URLs are there to not break old shared/bookmarked links.
2. 932.▲
   by Ayesh 8y ago

   There is a master password to encryption password storage, cookies, history, etc. They are encrypted at rest, and encrypted before sync.
3. 933.▲
   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I forgot to bookmark the link, but I think I read someone cracking the TOTP secret from a couple OTPs with their timestamps known.
4. 934.▲
   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I don't think _many_ web sites do this. I travel quite a lot, and sometimes connect without a VPN. Last time I login to Google was from Sri Lanka, and now I'm in Georgia, having g traveled everywhere in Europe and South East Asia
5. 935.▲
   by Ayesh 8y ago

   "Because they can" is often the most fitting answer. Even a tiny feature is worthy to start a totally new project with a fancy name.
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   by Ayesh 8y ago

   OpenVPN runs on HTTPS port, and I suppose it's hard to block without DPI. If the VPN runs on a known port like various other VPN protocols do, it should be trivial to block those connections.
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   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I always hate this Softnic crap. Softonic and Pinterest are cancers in SERPs.
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   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I wrote a review ( https://ayesh.me/amazon-lightsail-review ) of Lightsail when it came out. Although the specs are ok in paper, their Network is slow. I still would like to switch to Lightsail because I already use Route53 a
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   by Ayesh 8y ago

   I was thinking this guy just be from Australia to be annoyed tis much, and turns out he is!
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    Checkout Laragon (laragon.org). It comes with php, nginx/Apache, mysql/mariadb, etc in a way that you can swap them out. Cmder is nicely integrated and the binaries can be added to PATH, so they will work in Cmder or a y other she
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    TIL. Thank you.
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    There are many sites that run on PHP 5.2-5.5, which are EOL from PHP.net already. If shameless self-plug is allowed, take a look at my presentation at DrupalCon Vienna: "PHP7+: The why's and the how's": https:/&#x2
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    Most likely, yes. Hhvm (Facebook) is practically a dead/different language for the rest of us. There is not much friction between 7.0,7.1,7.2, etc, so hopefully at least this 7.x share will continue to keep upgrading.
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    How many of them would have SRI hashes added to them. If this domain eventually expires, and whoever buys it next can make trillions!
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    CDNJS is from CloudFlare, running with what I believe is better DNS and more POPs.
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    The error message in Chrome is loud and clear that it's a problem with the site using Symantec certificates. I'm sure Firefox wants to make the sites more visible (with Chrome dropping Symantec first), so there is more push from u
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    I don't work in Gutenberg nor in a11y, but I know that WordPress is hugely focused on Gutenberg (which I mentioned in https://ayesh.me/talk/No , my shameless self-plug). With Gutenberg almost at the edge of releasi
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    This. I write crawler software (adapters mostly) for the same client, and I could never figure out anneasy way for my client to specify the xpath/case paths in a meaningful way and extract the data. Every crawler task requires differen
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    Also helps when you have to work offline. I work on projects while I travel, and I always force my package manager to download the source (not dist) version of the package. The readme files are now included in the project, and it's a l
20. 950.▲
    by Ayesh 8y ago

    Regular Expressions and SQL.
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    Happened to me on all my devices. I smell a data breach.
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    It is a basic need, but they are pretty distinct features. Registrars today sprinkle features such as email hosting, authoratice DNS hosting, email forwarding, SSL certificates (lol, I know), web site builders, etc for more profit. I really
23. 953.▲
    by Ayesh 8y ago

    This is a pretty extensive TLD List, specially considering CloudFlare has to directly deal with the registries than being a reseller of some commercial registrar (like enom).
24. 954.▲
    by Ayesh 8y ago

    CloudFlare doesn't say they wouldn't do the same (although I believe they won't). I don't really believe when people claim the registrars registered the domains themselves when they typed it in a search box. For example,
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    This is awesome! Charging the exact same price as the registry wholesale price. NameSilo, as far as I know, comes very close to the registry pricing and offers DNSSEC, nameserver registration and other APIs with the registry. This could tot
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    The golden age of Opera was with Opera Mini, where they ran a massive proxy to dumb down desktop web sites for tiny mobile browsers, likely running Java. Everyone used it, loved it, and I bet it cost Opera a lot of money too. After this, Op
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    One of the most painful things to work on would be clearing caches. I have my own setup that I invalidate the _entire_ set of assets just to make sure the end users do not get stale assets, and I just ++ a build ID and all the URLs are unca
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    by Ayesh 8y ago

    I'd jump ship to OVH if they have a DC in NY or SF.
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    by Ayesh 9y ago

    IIRC, .app isn't the first TLD to be included in HSTS preload list. I hope the registrars will make it clear to customers that .app itself is in the HSTS preload list to prevent any confusion.
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    GitHub Pages custom domains HTTPS implementation review(ayesh.me)

    2 points by Ayesh 9y ago|0 comments