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by apimade 3y ago
Including boilerplate code? ASP and JS is far more verbose in those areas.
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by apimade 3y ago
VP’s at Goldman being 25 year olds with 3 years experience is hilarious.
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by apimade 3y ago
Pairs well with a later article: https://pushsecurity.com/blog/phishing-slack-persistence/
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Slack Phishing for Initial Access (2023)(pushsecurity.com)
1 points by apimade 3y ago|1 comments
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by apimade 3y ago
At the end of the day it's SQL on top of my integration layer. I love that. I don't know how it'd work in practice, or if it's any better than adopting a data warehouse - but even for understanding state management or of
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by apimade 3y ago
You're thinking like an engineer. Engineers are poor at estimations, poor communicators and can't give me a damn budget. I'll never understand why engineers don't see that abstraction, even through corporations is bad in
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by apimade 3y ago
Hey Matt, it's a really neat product idea. I'd really recommend taking a niche and building it for that first. Selling a new Enterprise-wide integration tool is hard. Selling a new data orchestration concept will be harder. I rece
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by apimade 3y ago
I wonder if those sounds are they sounds of bits/byte data. There’s some regularity to it so it’s likely somewhat structured.
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by apimade 3y ago
At that point you're effectively delegating KYC through Visa/Mastercard who will run KYC processes. It also ignores scenarios where multiple things are stolen at once (eg malware, cons, etc).
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by apimade 3y ago
How do you handle customer password resets when an email service provider locks them out? Do you just keep the money? Or do you send it to the government who keeps it, because they can’t assign it to a person? KYC is a speed-bump for crimin
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by apimade 3y ago
If this is just a replacement chat tool, it's fine - and a great start. But if you want to replace Slack, you need to focus on the developer community and third-party integrations right now. We're not paying for something that onl
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by apimade 3y ago
Balloon goes up comes from WW1[0]. It's a term that, in this instance I suspect means "when shit kicks off", probably world war or armageddon. Pizza boxes are these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pizza_bo
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by apimade 3y ago
In theory REST doesn’t, in practice it does. The reason why is because most RESTful interfaces are built and deployed separately. You don’t throw an interface on top of a data model and presto, you’ve accidentally exposed your customer data
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by apimade 3y ago
GraphQL is great for public data and endpoints. Or endpoints that are completely system to system, single-tenant, “we can give the user all the data we hold” integrations. That is, internal integrations where authorization is handled elsewh
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by apimade 3y ago
It’ll end up as a local POP or SMTP daemon which redirects email through an OAuth’d app. Everything old is new again, we’re running services locally just to make legacy work.
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by apimade 3y ago
My phone got very hot and didn’t play anything.
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by apimade 3y ago
Explain why eastdakota was so quiet in yesterday’s Cloudflare thread.
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by apimade 3y ago
The fake podcast promo video is.. Weird.
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by apimade 3y ago
setInterval(function(){document.getElementById("write_code").click();document.getElementById("promote_product").click();document.getElementById("create_design").click();document.getElementById("fixDevIssue
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by apimade 3y ago
You can reverse the flag if you want to force the new UI on your local. I've updated the About section of the addon which shows you how to do that.
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Show HN: SlackRevert, a Firefox extension to revert Slack's new design(addons.mozilla.org)
20 points by apimade 3y ago|16 comments
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Tell HN: You Can Revert Your Slack UI
17 points by apimade 3y ago|11 comments
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by apimade 3y ago
CanIPhish and KnowBe4 both support GMail addons which would skip Google's in-product process for reporting, and trigger alerts immediately. Outside of avoiding the in-Gmail/native process entirely, I'm unsure if it's eve
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FYI: Google Workspaces's High-Priority Security Events Take 4 Hours to Trigger
35 points by apimade 3y ago|4 comments
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by apimade 3y ago
HN FUBAR'd the link: https://books.google.com.au/books?id=eyUOAAAAIBAJ&lpg=PA9&dq...
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What Makes a Hacker World's Most Wanted? (1996)(books.google.com)
1 points by apimade 3y ago|1 comments
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by apimade 4y ago
I've been beta testing Little Snitch Mini for the past 6 weeks and I have to say it's exactly what I wanted. Really happy with it, the development team should be proud of such a great product. It does a few things, and it does the
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‘Accio Privacy’: Exploiting Steam to Keep Your “Played Time” Secret(apimade.medium.com)
2 points by apimade 4y ago|0 comments
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by apimade 5y ago
Me too :(
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Show HN: Bang Bookmarks – replicate DuckDuckGo bangs in Firefox using Keymarks(github.com)
123 points by apimade 5y ago|39 comments

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