ZoneGhost

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   by ZoneGhost 9y ago

   If you had a stock that was at $750 in January, hit $3000, and adjusted to $2500 today, you would never use the words "crash". Clickbait much?
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   by ZoneGhost 9y ago

   There's nothing a library can add to make things "safer" when it comes to application-specific constraints. If I'm checking to make sure I only accept a specific algorithm, I'm not going to blame a crypto library f
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   by ZoneGhost 9y ago

   For the record, JWT is a payload and format spec for JWS/JOSE, which is really what you're complaining about. JWT is merely a claims set and an optional dot-notation serialization of a single signature. JWT/JWS libraries tha
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   by ZoneGhost 12y ago

   Eventually, these models have to change. Someone is going to start writing open data layers that replace key value points in these businesses. The companies that operate on these "gig" models do a few things that sum to a greate
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   by ZoneGhost 12y ago

   iojs is definitely not the "standard" by any means... It's accelerating at a quick pace, but I haven't heard of any major sites making the switch yet. Many native modules (node-gyp compiled) aren't functioning yet