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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
I very likely agree with you on every gun ppoint, but i do have a question / counter often raised to me - that i don't have to answer to: How would tight regulations like that look in a large country already flooded with weapons o
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
I feel like for a lot of sites CF & CDNs are the only way to survive Reddit/HN/etc - do you disagree? I definitely agree in concept with you, but then i think back to how frequently script kiddies took down sites ~10 years ago
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
I think it's more like when you use the refresh token, there's a surface area of attack - lets say it's a login server. If the login server is the only one to ever get refresh tokens, then that's the only surface area wh
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Curiously, what is your point here? I'm sure you understood the authors message, so i imagine your reply is cheeky in some manner. I imagine your reply pokes fun at the idea of those being important. However.. i just don't get tha
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Not OP, but: It does not for me, fwiw. However we release often, so i'm not releasing a binary into a distributed ecosystem where i expect it to live for years and years. In that scenario i would be wary of non-stable, since a looming
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
It's interesting - i very frequently recompile, running tests, etc - and i just don't have a problem with Rusts compile times. Maybe you want it more immediate than i do? The project i'm working on now takes ~8s to compile. P
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
While i'm not opposed to this, i do wonder where it will stop. Are financial phrases of "in the red, in the black" also bad? Is the word police bad? The police one is especially interesting. If the word police becomes banned,