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edweis
2y ago
The best native HTML validation is server-side validation. The only downside: the user has to wait 300ms.
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2y ago
> A password with 327 bits of entropy is nearly impossible to crack even if you burn the whole observable universe trying to do so. This is exactly the question I was asking me when starting the article, and it is answered perfectly.
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2y ago
We would love a write up about your findings.
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2y ago
Seclist actually has a similar password "correct-horse-battery-staple" in one of their dictionary. curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/refs/heads/master/Disc
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You're Probably Storing Passwords Incorrectly (2007)
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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2y ago
For what reason should we move from SNS/SQS to RabbitMQ? Our SaaS processes ~20 events/second.
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2y ago
> I'm always a fan of 'bring your own key' (BYOK) approaches. "Bring your own key" has the same amount of syllables as "BYOK"
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SQLite Transparent Compression
(github.com)
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edweis
2y ago
Looking at the source code, I have never seen so many files for such a simple HTML page.
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2y ago
Any has experience moving from React to LitJs + Haunted?
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Haunted – Hooks for Web Components
(hauntedhooks.netlify.app)
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2y ago
I would say it is a convenient way to explain their technical limitation
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Using the ChatGPT macOS App
(help.openai.com)
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About Forwarding Limits
(faq.whatsapp.com)
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2y ago
It is ok to let some fire burn. Say no more often, and focus on the core of your business.
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2y ago
Using the same device,Fastmail never asks for a password except when doing sensitive actions (like adding an email account). There are a lot of words here, this is an SEO bait, rather than a product update.
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edweis
2y ago
Wait, so if I open my MacBook it is still under warranty ?
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2y ago
I came to the comment section to say that.
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State of React 2023 – Features
(2023.stateofreact.com)
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2y ago
What is n8n ?
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2y ago
Similar and also very neat: https://luna-park.app/
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edweis
2y ago
Marvelous. I spent an hour to understand the code and play with it. Here is a live implementation: https://particules.kapochamo.com/index.html
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2y ago
There are some articles marked as "Artifact destroyed", does it mean that the original document is lost forever? I see there are missing on another website [0] [0] https://avalon.law.yale.edu/ancient/hamframe.
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2y ago
Your logo is very similar to https://insomnia.rest/
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2y ago
Beautiful work
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We need a "dumb device" mouvement (2013)
(robert.ocallahan.org)
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2y ago
I am more doing 50%/50% when it comes to alpine/htmx. I guess it takes times to move away from the SOA mindset. Do you have open source project with the 5%/95% ?
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Banana reaches 900k concurrent players
(steamdb.info)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Thanks! Updated.
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2y ago
Today I learned your can crawl all the pages of your website using a simple wget command: check-links: @echo "NOTE: Ensure 'make run-site-deep' is running before running this target"; echo -wget -r -l 0 --spide
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