berkes

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by berkes 3y ago
> I'd rather not focus on it all the time. Me neither. Which is why I want it tucked away and out of sight and out of thought. My app is about Medicine, or Projects, or Coffee, or Orders. Not about Controllers, Models, HTTP and Data
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by berkes 3y ago
> which is exactly the type of software the other poster is claiming is problematic for RoR. I wasn't. I specifically did not mention any concrete examples. I presume parent misread it as "for project management rails is unsuit
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by berkes 3y ago
I've had the pleasure to work on such kinds of Rails apps a few times. It was almost magical, compared to all the other common Rails apps with their ever accumulating fat models, complex controllers, untestable- coupled classes and so
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by berkes 3y ago
> You're building CRUD apps. No. "we" are not.
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by berkes 3y ago
> if you open up any Rails application, it looks basically the same in structure whether it is the biggest Rails app there is or a new one. I used to love this, untill I started to hate it. I am convinced this is a major contributor to
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by berkes 3y ago
No. Because it's still early. It quite probably will turn out to be fined. Let's wait (for months or years).
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by berkes 3y ago
I think you are arguing exactly what the article argues. That this dev vs manager, and all that comes from it, is bad.
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by berkes 3y ago
Even in The Netherlands, where we have decades of investment in bike and PT infrastructure, and therefore one of the highest bike and PT use in the world, a staggering amount of land is used for cars. In most cities, the land used for cars
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by berkes 3y ago
How does it compare to car infrastructure though? I strongly suspect that, although the price-per-kilometer might be lower, the price per traveled-kilometer is literally multiples of that. I do know in my city-area, price to build, maintain
940.
by berkes 3y ago
Are you implying that nobody has solar panels or wind turbines?
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by berkes 3y ago
This is what boggles my mind in the discussion. The political right, typically for free markets, small governments and against state owned companies, is rooting for an energy supply that is the most regulated, government ran and government
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by berkes 3y ago
> Guess only way would be to hack into cloudflare itself and access my logs that way. No. The most obvious way is to reassess running on servers/services that you don't own, and which don't offer features you need.
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by berkes 3y ago
Cloudflare Pages are running on servers. These servers (can, quite certainly will) have logs. That you cannot access the logs because you don't own the servers doesn't mean there aren't any servers that have logs.
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by berkes 3y ago
I can think of many "downsides" but whether those matter or are actually upsides really depends on your use-case and perspective. * You cannot (easily) track interaction events (esp. relevant for SPAs, but also things like "u
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by berkes 3y ago
And even if there are many servers (a CDN or distributed caching) you can collect and merge these.
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by berkes 3y ago
Why? I manually unblocked Piwik/Matomo, Plausible and and Fathom from ublock. I don't see any harm in what and how these track. And they do give the people behind the site valuable information "to improve the service". e
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by berkes 3y ago
Maybe they use a secret salt or rotating salt? The example code doesn't, so I'm afraid you are right. But one addition and it can be made reasonable secure. I am afraid, however, that this security theater is enough to pass many l
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by berkes 3y ago
I'd gladly accept if my daily browser traded some backwards compatibility for speed, security and the ability to move forward faster. Obviously only if I'd be certain some other browser can still open it, or maybe some emulator wo
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by berkes 3y ago
Yes. My point was that to "fix" a scattering of .mb-2 going astray, we often pull out even worse solutions. Making the software as a whole worse.
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by berkes 3y ago
That quickly falls apart when I add an mb-2 to a Thingy, but fail to check that Thingy is also used inside SideThings (which we all forgot existed at all) wich already has whitespace (but somehow uses mt-2 because the developer preferred to
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by berkes 3y ago
That, and/or a sandbox model where plugins cannot escape a sandbox. And/Or a setup where a plugin's runtime is isolated from main WP and other plugins and it can only communicate with WP over a tiny and very much hardened API
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by berkes 3y ago
Very over the top, but bear with me. For example: if your community of plugin developers cannot produce secure(ish) plugins, then it's probably time to get rid of the plugin system altogether. "Plugins endanger our users, we no lo
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by berkes 3y ago
Being one of the biggest publishing softwares gives a giant responsibility to prevent this. I am convinced this responsibility isn't taken up by the community or by organisations behind it, seriously enough. Simply because the current
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by berkes 3y ago
I get that the angle of BNC here generates views (and outrage and haha blockchain bad). But the real story is "WordPress websites still hacked in masses". WordPress, somehow, cannot manage to turn themselves into a secure and toug
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by berkes 3y ago
Somehow they never managed to get search right. It's decent, but most often DuckDuckGo gives more relevant stack overflow answers than stack overflow itself does for the same query. Even though SO has far more information to tune the r
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by berkes 3y ago
Are there any tools that allow you to manage a server like a pet, yet ensure it can be restored/rebuild? And, while with the analogy of pets, when you are on holiday, allow your neighbors to look after your pets?
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by berkes 3y ago
It does have some timetables. There are opening hours for your local barber,but also for a beach, national park, and for roads, gates etc. There are timetables for ferries, elevators, etc. Most often only "the ferry is running betwee
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by berkes 3y ago
Why not? It's not as if SEO types have time machines?
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by berkes 3y ago
I probably wasn't clear. I truly meant "impossible to game". If I crawl your site today, encounter article A, and crawl it again in a year and again encounter article A, I am sure that article A is a year old (Well, techcnica
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by berkes 3y ago
I'd like to see some experiments with Search engines that rank on things that are hard or impossible to game. Impossible in the sense that the search-engine controls this variable entirely. Like "age of the article" through &

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