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by calrain 2y ago
The design of this vehicle is a case study in making something for the customer, rather than the Cybertruck's design approach of making something for Elon's ego.
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by calrain 2y ago
Just some feedback on your landing page. I have no idea what problem you're targeting, what your product is, or how I would use it. Hit those three targets without someone scrolling below the fold.
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by calrain 2y ago
I think that API URI naming conventions have impacted SQL table names. It's common to have endpoints like `/customers` and `/customers/{id}` which has a tendency to move SQL table names to match the API endpoint. I tend
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by calrain 2y ago
>> But that data is reasonably only accessible by the people who instrumented that tracking. ... and Google... and the people they sell aggregated traffic data to... CloudFlare (e.g. NSA [joke!]) also gets a truckload of data from eac
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by calrain 2y ago
From a market penetration perspective, FireFox is not winning, but as a worker in the Cyber Security space, almost all my peers use FireFox.
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by calrain 2y ago
What is the risk of releasing the files, is it about to expose that the Rodin Museum has fakes?
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by calrain 2y ago
100% stay away from it. I think a better question is: "How can you ensure any VS Code extension is safe to use?" Understanding exactly what an extension does and getting clarity around how it operates is something that I'd li
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by calrain 2y ago
This is one of places where Unions can help
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by calrain 2y ago
No
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by calrain 2y ago
Advertising, that one dependency we can't remove...
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The Hackney Mole Man [video](youtube.com)
1 points by calrain 2y ago|1 comments
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by calrain 2y ago
In 2006, a network of tunnels were discovered beneath a house in Hackney, London. This discovery initiated a wave of public concern and media attention revolving around a lone figure, known locally as 'the Mole Man'.
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by calrain 2y ago
Where does the data get stored? Why is there no company / legal entity / contact information on the home page? It's an interesting idea, but if you want budget information about people, you need to excel at being above board.
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by calrain 2y ago
This reminds me of the vulnerability that hit jwt tokens a few years ago, when you could set the 'alg' to 'none'. Surely CrowdStrike encrypts and signs their channel files, and I'm wondering if a file full of 0&#x27
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by calrain 2y ago
He references the site https://boringtechnology.club/ which is a great slide deck on reserving your effort to innovate on your unique solution. And for the rest of the stuff, stay as boring as possible. So many times I see
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by calrain 2y ago
you need to deal with a lot of edge cases, have a look in your saved URLs. Also add an option for people to view the target of a URL before they click it, such as adding a + to the end. But also understand that URL shorteners are considered
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by calrain 2y ago
The funny thing is they have no voting power as there are so few of them.
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by calrain 2y ago
I play the keyboard, in particular the Keychron K10 Pro
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by calrain 2y ago
Yup, it sucks, but it's also part of you now. Embrace it, there is no other option.
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by calrain 2y ago
Wouldn't electric car conversions count as low tech? Like those VW or 2CV conversions.
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by calrain 2y ago
The world is a wonderful place
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by calrain 2y ago
This IBM viewpoint of PC's is well entrenched in enterprise IBM Mainframe support teams I remember in 2010, having to present to a team of Mainframe techs at a bank about how we would be integrating an Identity solution (that ran on Wi
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by calrain 2y ago
This is the attack vector I worry about the most.
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by calrain 2y ago
If you can get access to ChatGPT, use it as a learning resource. Ask it to act as a mentor that is teaching you how to program, ask it to give you an problem to solve, and give it a shot. Then paste back your code you wrote (keep it simple)
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by calrain 2y ago
OK, red alert on a cyber security risk with this site. Your URL is logged, therefore everything you type is readable by anyone farming your URLs. What am I missing here, why does this seem like such a security risk.
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by calrain 2y ago
100%, this is a standard approach. If you're new to this concept, then you're new to programming in this space.
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by calrain 2y ago
A good article. Too often when working on a startup, you have a number of core beliefs or assumptions that can be corrected during the down swings. Those negative swings are a way of letting you see through the assumptions and re-evaluate t
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by calrain 2y ago
Solutions first need problems.
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by calrain 2y ago
It's good, but falling into the enshitification cycle. There is room for a future competitor, but now might be too early.
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by calrain 2y ago
Is it possible to record IMEI codes of phones around your location? Say... to help identify if a specific phone comes around, or what phone/s were around when a break in occurred?

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