dalore

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by dalore 9y ago
Doesn't LinkedIn already have this feature? I've used it a few times.
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by dalore 9y ago
One could argue Bob provided a valuable service by calculating some hard to calculate sums which could then be used by others securely.
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by dalore 9y ago
Stick a cache on your build server. As long as your cache doesn't go down you can cache all the build dependencies. Then github is not a dependency anymore.
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by dalore 9y ago
Because it's a duck that doesn't quack.
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by dalore 9y ago
But you're not taking a hit really. You just think your are. You have made a profit still if you sell your house, tax the hit in capital gains and buy another place. It's not as much profit as without the capital gains but it&#x27
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by dalore 9y ago
People/companies go to GitHub to be social. It's the Facebook of computer code. That's why all the big players are there, so they can share/market themselves. It's also where a lot of programmers put their code so t
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by dalore 9y ago
The second group, whilst they might not be getting scammed themselves, they help social proof that account to other people. Now someone else will be more likely to add the fake account if they see it is friends with other people, even someo
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by dalore 9y ago
Yeah we use sentry, and quite often generate an insane amount of errors on occaison (sorry). And also management not prioritising fixing low priority errors, means we have quite a high error count even then. That 20b does sound quite low ba
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by dalore 9y ago
A tax on earnings? Do you mean revenue? I think that's a bit insane and lot's of business wouldn't be able to survive. If I buy something for $100 and sell it for $110 I now have to pay tax on the $110 amount rather then the
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by dalore 9y ago
Yep that's right
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by dalore 9y ago
That's for access, but the question was is it fraud? If someone gave me access then I'm allowed but am I committing fraud?
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by dalore 9y ago
So? That was her opinion which is a review. Even if you think there are reasons why it happened, leave the review and judge yourself. She just said she blacked out, and you gave reasons. What accusation was made?
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by dalore 9y ago
Not tech books, they usually weigh a tonne.
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by dalore 9y ago
But if the page was fraud to begin with? Can you be done for fraud for editing an already fraudulent page?
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by dalore 9y ago
Why not a standard syntax like this: ``` /api/payments?fields=customerNumber&fields=checkNumber ``` You don't need [] to look for multiples.
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by dalore 9y ago
Yep, but you can catch that and say sorry the id is in the wrong format. Easier to ask for forgiveness then permission.
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by dalore 9y ago
Or just treat id as whatever and pass it on the service. If it quacks like a duck, it's a duck.
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by dalore 9y ago
grandma shouldn't be setting up devices like that then
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by dalore 9y ago
Small misunderstanding. The browsers have a list of CA's they trust. Let's call them the root CAs. You normally won't get a http cert signed by a root CA, it's normally done by an intermediate CA. Now your browser doesn&
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by dalore 9y ago
If you create your own CA it's not trusted by your browser. Intermediate chains have nothing to do with it because at the end of the chain is no trust.
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by dalore 9y ago
You still need to distribute the CA certs so they are trusted by various browsers. Which isn't a solution for the public.
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by dalore 9y ago
Well they shouldn't be accessed via http if you're not in your own network. So you can just create a proxy that has a https cert and proxies to http. Let's you add authentication, log access, etc.
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by dalore 9y ago
Yeah for $9 a year they are getting the service where when their cert expires they have to manually go through all the process again. Making sure to manually create a signing request and keeping keys secure. For $0 a year with letsencrypt y
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by dalore 9y ago
I'm going to go against the tide of opinion and say a good app done well does add to the user experience. And what really constitutes an 'app'? Does the voting up/down experience in hackernews constitute an app because i
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by dalore 9y ago
Not sure how, it's got the same here is your changed files and the changes. I find GitLab is better on a few point. You can theme it from about 4-5. I prefer the dark theme as it matches my IDE and easier on my eyes. You can also have
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by dalore 9y ago
Well I started with Swarm because Kubes had additional learning to do. Swarm worked from the same docker-compose.yml files I already knew. Looking at moving to k8s but that was my reason for swarm at the time. And it was the right one as it
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by dalore 9y ago
Well this actually had nothing to do with using an ORM. If he put that same validation into an SQL call and ran it on update it would have been the same effect.
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by dalore 9y ago
I remember the huge AWS outage that happened and was due to one engineering fat fingering a command. Instead of firing him they put in policies in place so that can't happen again.
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by dalore 9y ago
Ok, anyone offering it as a service? Would be nice to have a low power laptop just to connect to a high powered guacamole instance, with IDEs and development tools installed. Able to snapshot etc.
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by dalore 9y ago
If you eliminate one two more pop up in its place. The demand it there. If you cut off supply it will go somewhere else. If you treat it as a disease then you look at why the demand. Reduce the demand (or give a legal supply) and drug carte

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