ehutch79

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811.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Because actual imposters don't care.
812.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Linux is great for servers, but this kind of thing really makes it hard to think about using as a desktop.
813.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Temporarily charge a dollar to create a new account? Also, do you have cloudflare in front of you?
814.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Not really. There's a difference between cane sugar, and high fructose corn syrup. Not that too much can sugar is good for you either, but it's more expensive, so before the advent of corn syrup, less was used.
815.
by ehutch79 6y ago
This has nothing to do with amp, and everything to do with users thinking http://printer001.cpalawyer.bz/mircosoftoneline.acutallogind... is a legit office 365 login page. Not that they're going to notice that the url
816.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Agreed! Designers spend tons of time on creating a document for printing. I can only imagine if the print house devcided to change the aspect ratio or size of the final output randomly, or lower the printer resolution.
817.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I don't see how users hate pdfs? They're perfect for sending to print houses, so we know what we send is exactly what ends up on paper!
818.
by ehutch79 6y ago
It's not really gatekeeping. If you're doing any kind of backend work, you need to know how your persistence layer works. You don't need to be an expert, but you need to realize the implications of what you're doing with
819.
by ehutch79 6y ago
There was a story that i'm having trouble finding now, where researchers figured out a test for who would succeed in a compsci program. It didn't matter how many questions you got right on the test, but rather, if you answered the
820.
by ehutch79 6y ago
This is why I keep telling people that their recommendations that EVERYTHING should be on serverless or k8s or whatever, is appropriate.
821.
by ehutch79 6y ago
No, they definitely mean artisanal, handmade, organic sql. 100% free of character escaping or corporate ORMs.
822.
by ehutch79 6y ago
My backend take a 'fields' parameter, I use it mostly in list views. My backend has nested models. I can request the line_items field and get that list along with the root object, submit it back with added fields easily.
823.
by ehutch79 6y ago
This is like a worse version of javascript semicolons. Sure you dont HAVE to... but there's gotchas and corner cases to not doing it that you don't have to think about if you close your file desciptors when you're done with t
824.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Ouch. that's rough. I've seen some incidents before where backend frameworks were posted before they had things like authentication ready.
825.
by ehutch79 6y ago
This page does not inspire confidence in the framework. I don't need a non-ui piece of software to have the slickest site... but no lorem ipsum please.
826.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I'd love to know what the other options are out there, as mentioned in the article. Right now, patreon is well known, and I'd be concerned with an unknown site turning supporters off.
827.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Reminder: If your jwt only contains a session_id from your framework, which you then look up in a database every request, you absolutely should not be using jwts.
828.
by ehutch79 6y ago
docker on macOS runs in a VM. If they're already on macOS, that's a thing.
829.
by ehutch79 6y ago
the SE is a parts bin phone, not an entirely new design.
830.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I eat at mcdonalds regularly. It is not a high quality burger. at all.
831.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Moving to clean electricity is not strictly about money. Even if it is for you, factor in the difference in health costs of people around a bunch of burning coal, vs solar or wind. also environmental cleanup. etc.
832.
by ehutch79 6y ago
javascript is a dumpster fire. unfortunately it's the only actually viable language in the browser.
833.
by ehutch79 6y ago
PHP wasn't good, fine maybe, though I understand it's better now. it was kind of slow, and all the functions were inconsistent, and had a lot of foot-guns. It was easier to write more robust code and model-view-controller code in
834.
by ehutch79 6y ago
If an spa is behaving like that, the coders have failed at their job.
835.
by ehutch79 6y ago
I THINK the situation is more... Let not X be "It is okay for me to use discounts at another restaurant that bans discounts."
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by ehutch79 6y ago
10 to one says this is because you've run something calling /bin/sh before. if he switched the /bin/sh out to /bin/zsh or /bin/bash which ever his default shell was, he wouldn't have seen th
837.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Have you actually done anything to try and fix these issues? Because this is not typical I use 1password and it doesn't take 5 seconds to open. Did I accidently install linux or something? because since it's the OS causing your de
838.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Why do you need access to the areas protected by SIP?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Agreed. Even across the internet, it's not bad. Most of the ssr for performance is around how a couple extra milliseconds will increase your bounce rate. For some of us, if our users bounce, they get fired, because the site is the tool
840.
by ehutch79 6y ago
Think SAP or Salesforce with a bunch of custom/addons. Sometimes account features are built in. It's very much on a different scale of complexity than a todo app. Or any app that 'does one thing well'. I think a lot of d

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