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by andyp-kw 4y ago
He mentions that he doesn't see it as a problem for his use-case. "so I’m not on the edge right next to your house, but I guess it’s not a problem." I don't see why it's a weird post.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
I think they're talking about opening the router firewall to inbound traffic, as opposed to the standard outbound traffic.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
When I hear numbers like this, my gut tells me that there must be life out there somewhere.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
I read that DynamoDB and S3 share many similarities in terms of architecture.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
The prices seem cheaper than Digital Ocean and AWS Lightsail. What's the catch ?
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
A hacker knowing the user ID should not be a problem in itself if both authorization and authentication are used by the endpoint.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Wikipedia is acting as a system for domain name retrieval.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
It's always been my assumption that the economy would become more and more connected to cryptocurrency over time. I wonder how accurate this article will look in 10 years.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
The iPad is not an ideal work device for most people. Typing on a touchscreen is much slower than a keyboard. Add a keyboard to your iPad, congratulations you've now got a laptop with half the features. Cloud development sucks if you l
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Props to Digital Ocean donating CPU time to a good cause.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
COVID has taught me a lot about the cultural differences between the west and China. A friend of mine worked in China for many years, but after several months of being locked in their apartment block and tested every 72 hours they chose to
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
This is a good point. However some ecosystems and languages might require less maintenance than others.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
I don't understand how any of the libraries you mentioned would cause dependency issues unless you're referencing them in a weird way. Nuget packages are usually compiled and self contained with their dependencies.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
C# is old enough to drive. I don't think any languages are feature-full when they're new. It takes time for the ecosystem to develop.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
As a human, if I learn how to program by studying copyrighted code, is it unethical for me to use that knowledge to make a living ?
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
I would never work for a company that required me to have my webcam on for the full work day.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Does Zoom count as a video meeting instead of a video call? Maybe a loophole they found.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
We get it, Google has access to the data you share with them, shocking.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
"Software interfaces designed by committee"... Tell me you've never had to deal with decisions made by a committee, without telling me. In a perfect world this sounds great, in practice I can see it getting very messy.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
SQL isn't going away anytime soon.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Last time I checked, there was a worldwide developer shortage, meaning most of us are in a good position to negotiate or go elsewhere.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
For frontend stuff, moving away from the JavaScript ecosystem to C# with blazor has really improved my motivation.
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Part of business continuity is factoring and planning for risks. We plan for the possibility that an earthquake might happen, or the building burns down. By the same merit, if you're locked into a cloud provider or service, it's y
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by andyp-kw 4y ago
Rails never went away.
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
Only if the traffic is evenly distributed during the day. Which it's almost certainly not.
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
Yes it is ugly. How many learners have been stumpped by CORS errors over the years? But it's also necessary.
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
You're describing PDF files, but unfortunately Adobe didn't invest much time or money into making them interactive with a scripting language.
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
This is like a chicken and an egg problem. Google likely haven't designed their indexer to handle pages like this because not many people do it. Many people don't do it, because Google won't index it properly.
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
This is true. Even though some species excel in certain areas (beavers are good at building, dolphins can communicate), no other species come close to human intelligence. We don't know if there's some special sauce that makes huma
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by andyp-kw 5y ago
I was going to get angry, then I remembered that I've been a Linux user for the last year, and this won't effect me.

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