JamesonNetworks

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by JamesonNetworks 5y ago
"A server transferring more than 200GB to a single IP? C'mon, firewalls of the 90s detected that." Do you have examples of firewalls that support this and setup guides? I'm using pfSense but haven't come across anyt
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by JamesonNetworks 5y ago
Picked up a refurb 16GB air just last week. I'm astounded at the battery life. It's my dream laptop. I wanted to buy a framework for the repairability, but I make some iOS apps and also really wanted the battery life. I've be
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by JamesonNetworks 5y ago
Docker for Mac has been so bad for so long. I finally moved to running all docker images on a linux box and using syncthing to sync code changes. My battery thanks me.
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A Note for Others Pulled from the Play Store(thecodeblogs.com)
2 points by JamesonNetworks 5y ago|0 comments
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The Anatomy of a Failed Software Project(thecodeblogs.com)
2 points by JamesonNetworks 5y ago|0 comments
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by JamesonNetworks 5y ago
I haven't heard how these people are actually being exploited. When I read the CVE, it makes me think javascript in the browser is reaching out over their LAN and hitting their NAS boxes, but I can't be sure that's whats happ
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by JamesonNetworks 5y ago
We are trying our best to move away from docker for mac for a couple of reasons: 1) Years of CPU/Battery hogging ( https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/3499 ) After the fix, this seems to regress every
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Ask HN: How do people orchestrate microservices for development on macOS?
1 points by JamesonNetworks 5y ago|3 comments
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
Def agree! Might try to look into doing this in the future. Thank you for the writing prompt! I appreciate a chance to explain a little bit, which gives me a chance to make sure that I understood it as well :)
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
All of these points have inaccuracies, and I'll run through them one by one: > For one, the identity string it generates for a site is static, and is the only thing need to identify/log you in. They never cover that this basica
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
I just realized my first reply did very little to answer your questions, so I'll take a look at them one by one here: > Are there any websites or services actually using this? To my knowledge, there are not many (if any, besides the
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
This is a good write up! Thanks for adding
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
I would recommend reading through at least the first PDF on the site to get an idea of what it is and how it works. The short version is: It's a replacement password manager-esque protocol that enables logging into a web server while l
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
The spec was recently completed and there are multiple efforts to bring it into a more well rounded existence. The work is being done by volunteers, so it may take some time to become a reality across the internet, however, the seeds are al
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
The four PDFs present on the SQRL page to a better job explaining than I will here, however I'll summarize a bit: The SQRL client registers the sqrl:// prefix to pass the login challenge to the SQRL client. The client, after
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I'm Excited About SQRL(thecodeblogs.com)
2 points by JamesonNetworks 6y ago|0 comments
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by JamesonNetworks 6y ago
If you haven't heard of it, I highly recommend checking out SQRL (secure quick reliable logon). It solves the problems of Identity on the internet in a nice, convenient, and decentralized way. While it isn't going to be widely ado
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Multiple Bootstrap Themes with a Single Angular Project(thecodeblogs.com)
1 points by JamesonNetworks 6y ago|0 comments
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All About Logging - Writing a Logging Service in Angular(thecodeblogs.com)
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Techniques for Managing Component State – Progressive Loading in Angular(thecodeblogs.com)
1 points by JamesonNetworks 6y ago|0 comments