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by fiedzia 11y ago
Rule 20.4 (required): Dynamic heap memory allocation shall not be used. Good luck writing misra-compliant web browser. And yes, safe languages can be written in safe languages. See rust and servo.
452.
by fiedzia 11y ago
MySQL: half-backed, inconsistent, full of quirks and traps PG: My db of choice.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
To be a bit more specific, pypy can be much faster, for certain usecases. For others it may not be, or it may be even significanlty slower - writing JIT for python is not an easy task.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
If you'd have any contact with init system, or one of services systemd integrates, you'd definitely know what you need from it, so apparently you don't. Systemd will integrate many things that were not integrated before, but
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by fiedzia 12y ago
Github is simple and good enough for vast majority of users. Gerrit UI sucks. I really cannot express how much I hate it, and how broken and counter-intuitive it is, after working with github. For new users its just unusable. If github woul
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by fiedzia 12y ago
I'd suggest starting with understanding the term "open source". It doesn't apply to photos.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
Anything statically typed can easily beat js at speed, there is no magic here. Obvious problem with dart is that on almost every browser it will be translated to js. Also you want to compare it with asm.js.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
/dev/null
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Idea: all webservices in your command line. One command to use them(github.com)
3 points by fiedzia 12y ago|0 comments
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by fiedzia 12y ago
Not sure about cloudflare, as I never used them, but typically such services will ask you to create some subdomain (ie. cf1234.example.com).
461.
by fiedzia 12y ago
I am pretty sure Cloudflare will verify that you are owner of the domain.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
wget --header='Referer: () { :;}; touch /tmp/vulnerable ' www.example.com
463.
by fiedzia 12y ago
Out of curiosty: did it cause any problems with intended use of this shell feature? Did anyone complained that it broke something that worked before?
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by fiedzia 12y ago
No, because wsgi (i is for an interface here) does not use shell to pass data. Subprocess.Popen would only be a problem if it passes user-generated data as environment variables, and it doesn't do that by default. That's rarely ne
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by fiedzia 12y ago
Its a bash thing, or more specifically, the issue is with the fact that many (mostly old) web applications/web servers pass content from user straight to bash as environment variables, not expecting this to cause any problems.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
to get proper perspective, be sure to read all of their articles
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by fiedzia 12y ago
elasticsearch is the way to go.
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by fiedzia 12y ago
Jenkins. Main reason is usable and simple interface and ability to integrate with your coffee machine if you want to. Go looks interesting, maybe next time I'll take a closer look, but jenkins instances I've set up years ago are
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by fiedzia 13y ago
They all (except php) work fine. Python has several async frameworks and libraries (but django is not one of them). The main reason is that its easier for webdevelopers to reuse js skills then to learn another language. For me python works
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by fiedzia 13y ago
For last couple of years every python project I was working on was using requests, so its welcome addition.
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by fiedzia 14y ago
1. apt-get. While mac comes with several unix tools, they are old and limited comparing to what comes with linux. Many grep or find options are missing for example. Setting up new linux account the way i like takes one command and few secon