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agustif
6y ago
I was discussing with a coworker what would be the best option, embbbedabble or service for a database runnning for a Windows GUI app. My bet was on embeddable, so SQLite, is that the right choice? It seeems a nightmarish scenario to have 5
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6y ago
the micro u from uTorrent + Matrix would make a nice fork. μMatrix
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6y ago
Nice one, can't wait to try it! hope hackintosh is still a thing then
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6y ago
We just need to run one app (OmniPlan) which is OS X exclusive in our Windows work machines. We would get in via RDP or such I guess?
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6y ago
Is thhere any way to use OS X on a Pi? Asking for a friend
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6y ago
Well, he seems specialized on a variety of attacks, but specialization is there nonetheless!
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6y ago
I don't know of a company doing this, but a group of awesome developers does this in the GraphQL + TypeScript Open Source Libraries space with great success (As in useful libs, I don't know how they do economically but prob great
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6y ago
Hey thanks I was actually looking for this one
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6y ago
https://www.unixtimestamp.com/ The Current Unix Timestamp 1600001210 seconds since Jan 01 1970. (UTC)
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6y ago
https://pastebin.com/YL7V8r0h On a slow connection, if you cancel the request before the paywall loads you can read it. Lol 3rd world niceties
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6y ago
Postwoman might be enough for you if looking for a replacement and it's FOSS
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6y ago
> Do you have an example of Amazon doing this? Not exactly the same thing, but going after your VP of Marketing is pretty similar, if they do this to their best employees, what they won't do to a smaller 3rd party that they feel it&
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6y ago
I for one, perceive stories published in mainstream media outlets to be less trustworthy
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6y ago
PandaDoc was founded in Minsk, belarus, so not so much foreigners I guess? ... In 2012 company was founded by Mikita Mikado and Sergey Barysiuk in Minsk, Belarus. In 2014 company headquarters were moved to the Silicon Valley...
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6y ago
Refresh/F5 worked for me.
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6y ago
I just spent 10 minutes opting out of everything my linkedin settings let me... Short of deleting it...
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6y ago
Thanks for all the tips and the link, will research further and see what better suits my needs. For now I'm most worried about db being leaked so would look into db encryption and prob I will go with application-key
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6y ago
Hey thanks, well I'm a bit out of my area here but that sounds helpful and will research it, thanks!!
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6y ago
Yes I did read the article, It's not a password, it's a PDF file, it's contents I store them as plain base64 now, but I'd rather have store them in a more secret fashion in case of a leak... If that makes sense...
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6y ago
Admin tools should probably be IP whitelisted instead than open to the world if admins are few?
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6y ago
Would in this scenario be running each service (database/backend/frontend) in separated clouds/envirorments be benefitial to mitigating risks? Let me explain. for example, I might have my NextJS frontend in Vercel using it&#x
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6y ago
What would you guys recommend for encrypting a base64 file stored in database. I've found about scrypt and LZ-String, but not sure what would be best practice here.
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6y ago
Can vouch for TypeORM, hopefully it's creator will pick it back up soon and get it to a stable v1.0.0!!
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6y ago
The packagers or paqueteros!
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6y ago
Would this run on my rPi 4 with 8gb of ram?
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6y ago
I don't wanna hijack his thread, but I'm a small contributor to a great open source project library called AccountsJS, which seems pretty similar to this, AFAIK. and it's really modular/flexible on whatever you want to i
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6y ago
The problem with this kind of slippery-slope way into self-censorhip, is that similarities are (n) an almost infinite possibility in most languages. more so having in mind you're going from french to english. Same way of thinking got G
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6y ago
AaaS
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6y ago
(-- Salaries) === ( ++ Dividends)
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6y ago
Well technically still on beta. My main favourite is topLevelAwait experiment
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