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Refactoring Towards Resilience
(jimmybogard.com)
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10y ago
It's "would have", not "would of".
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aashishkoirala
10y ago
Good post. I'm getting into F# myself having been a C# guy for a long time. I love it.
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Show HN: Password Generator Command Line in F#
(github.com)
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Love it! My bash is quite rusty it seems, couldn't get past the 6th or 7th one. Will brush up and do the challenge again. Nice work!
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10y ago
My experience with Telerik has been similar, although not as bad as yours I guess, plus it was long ago. However, this article seems to be mostly about .NET Core and Telerik-independent.
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Trump's cybersecurity tsar Giuliani hacked, passwords leaked
(scmagazine.com)
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Jack Dorsey apologizes for glitch forcing some users to follow Trump's POTUS
(techcrunch.com)
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This World of Ours [pdf]
(scholar.harvard.edu)
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Tour of Slack's new NYC office
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
Is the cost justified to just keep these around? What is it costing you per year?
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My guess is inertia, plus people in charge of HR/hiring processes are probably not the best-in-tuned with how developers work. So they just copied whatever they heard MS or Google or FB did at one point and just adopted it blindly- and
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Service to generate secure password
(password.now.sh)
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10y ago
Visual Studio for C#. Atom for JS/HTML/CSS. Programmer's Notepad for everything else.
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10y ago
Good to know. Thanks for posting!
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Dutch coder built backdoor into many of his websites
(theregister.co.uk)
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The Build2 TestScript language for running tests
(build2.org)
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10y ago
I thought he did mention them - PeoplesHost? Or is that a fictitious name?
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Tesla driver stranded in the desert after smartphone app failure
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Startup will inject you with young blood for $8000
(thenextweb.com)
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Profile on Vivaldi browser
(arstechnica.com)
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Works now.
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10y ago
Chrome 55.0.2883.91 on Android 6.0.1, it says server certificate is not trusted.
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10y ago
Since you're using C#, have you given Azure Functions a try? Also, I see some pretty nasty things starting to pile up there, so may be time for some moderation.
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10y ago
My bad, sorry. Unflagged. Wonder why Chrome doesn't trust Let's Encrypt, though.
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Flagged this, site has a bad SSL cert.
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10y ago
Pipes are pretty prevalent in PowerShell too.
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10y ago
With HTML5 push state navigation, can we really trust the address bar? Or is the domain part protected from that?
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The Dumb “Smart” Gear That'll Get Hacked in 2017
(wired.com)
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The sorry state of the web in 2016
(gigi.nullneuron.net)
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