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811.
by arccy 2y ago
https://medium.com/pentesternepal/hacking-dutch-government-f...
812.
by arccy 2y ago
we use it through roadie.so but it doesn't feel very polished compared to other developer portals...
813.
by arccy 2y ago
BA food continues to be subpar
814.
by arccy 2y ago
or you can use XSLT, no headers required https://www.bennadel.com/blog/3770-using-xslt-and-xml-transf...
815.
by arccy 2y ago
if you paid for it, it didn't really change...
816.
by arccy 2y ago
all those things should be paid for when you paid for your phone. or if they didn't provide all that tooling for you to make apps, they wouldn't be able to sell any phones because noone can make apps for them...
817.
by arccy 2y ago
crt.sh has rss feeds for any search result you throw at it, e.g.: https://crt.sh/atom?identity=chatgpt.com most commercial offerings are about monitoring your own domain, e.g. from cloudflare, sslmate, etc.
818.
by arccy 2y ago
if you don't get any record of them leaving, from a manned border crossing or an airline reporting to you, then they've overstayed
819.
by arccy 2y ago
if anything safari is IE 2.0: stagnating / holding back web platform evolution and forced onto you by the OS vendor
820.
by arccy 2y ago
exposing mail addresses on the web is fine as long as you have semi-decent spam filters. obsfucating addreses won't work much longer anyway https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38150096
821.
by arccy 2y ago
> the good advice costs money and is indistinguishable for the lay person from the bad advice the lay person also may not be able to identify who's advice is worth paying for
822.
by arccy 3y ago
python hasn't been installed by default in almost any env i've worked in for the past ~5 years maybe for dev environments, but certainly not for servers
823.
by arccy 3y ago
letsencrypt is hardly the only free cert issuer. even google offers them https://security.googleblog.com/2023/05/google-trust-service...
824.
by arccy 3y ago
the web still works without content encoding, so you optimize for the common case but it still works for everyone
825.
by arccy 3y ago
the management interfaces for VMs suck compared to all the advances made for containers, so unikernels have to be quite compelling for people to suffer the worse ux to adopt them.
826.
by arccy 3y ago
I feel like this is just going to end up like phone (android at least) app permissions where they give some vague justification to ask for every capability under the sun.
827.
by arccy 3y ago
every convenience store has one, and those are everywhere
828.
by arccy 3y ago
the centralized power doesn't exist, but then you run into every misconfiguration possible. is it better? maybe.
829.
by arccy 3y ago
> I've probably marked thousands of linkedin messages as spam, but they still land in my inbox occasionally. at this point maybe you should just create a filter rule
830.
by arccy 3y ago
definitely forces you to slow down and try to read the words (and end up feeling annoyed it didn't highlight importance as you'd usually expect), but i kept getting 2000s / 2010s word art and powerpoint effects vibes from the
831.
by arccy 3y ago
but account compromise will often also lead to denial of service
832.
by arccy 3y ago
and yet we barely see any production software from elixir
833.
by arccy 3y ago
is turkey culturally aligned with europe? not really. actual continents are too big, that's why in news you get more detailed breakdowns into areas like middle-east
834.
by arccy 3y ago
that's just keeping the issue tracker on topic for "issues" rather than random questions
835.
by arccy 3y ago
it barely has any flights anywhere this now
836.
by arccy 3y ago
they're dragging their feet on any feature that doesn't result in shipping data into datadog.
837.
by arccy 3y ago
google more or less created k8s, they're no going to buy a competitor to it
838.
by arccy 3y ago
This is why they're pushing passkeys in phones' secure element with cloud account sync: getting people to keep a separate set of hardware keys is nigh impossible at scale.
839.
by arccy 3y ago
firehydrant also recently came out with their pd replacement
840.
by arccy 3y ago
not really that many...

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