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by fowl2 7y ago
Why can't I express my denormalization for performance reasons separately from my data model (like I do indexes) and let the database handle it?
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by fowl2 7y ago
Kinda off topic, but I always feel like this is an opportunity for databases to fix a leaky abstraction. I mean databases are basically an abstraction over the storage mechanism, so why does the choice of json/column as an api have t
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by fowl2 7y ago
In a well designed system I guess this is the only thing that can go wrong.
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by fowl2 7y ago
800 is a lot of people. What do they all do, and why do they have to do it from a satellite downlink?
125.
by fowl2 7y ago
It's funny, as an Australian, TV's are probably the only think I know exclusively in inches.
126.
by fowl2 8y ago
DnD/Quiet Mode has basically supplanted "off".
127.
by fowl2 8y ago
I miss the multiple destinations and "backup to another computer on the same lan" feature. Had mutual between the grandparent's computers, an attached USB hdd and then both to the cloud. Easy. :/ Switched them over to
128.
by fowl2 8y ago
Presumably data integrity is ensured with encryption, which is not covered by this document.
129.
by fowl2 8y ago
That would be very much not free
130.
by fowl2 8y ago
Except of course if you want multiple instances of the same daemon
131.
by fowl2 8y ago
trailing slash works and is easier to type ;)
132.
by fowl2 8y ago
What would be more/also interesting would be a way of expressing this intent by a sender . Seems like (with absolutely no thought here) a new header could me minted for this - eg. "Transport-Security: Require". Tough part as
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by fowl2 8y ago
So this is kinda like the HSTS preload list, but includes MX server names, and is supposed to be updated every 48 hours. Couldn't we just put this in DNS?
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by fowl2 8y ago
well there's https://haveibeenpwned.com/ , but that only covers if the breach has also been leaked
135.
by fowl2 8y ago
Plastic SCM claims to have C#, Java, C and VB.net semantic diff. Looks pretty impressive - sad that it's proprietary! https://www.plasticscm.com/features/semantic-version-control...
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by fowl2 8y ago
Microsoft have something they claim is wire compatible: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/mongodb-int...
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by fowl2 8y ago
They also* change the ACLs on their executable directory to world writeable, despite having a system service. I say despite because: a. With a system service you wouldn't need to change the ACLs b. now anyone everyone has a system serv
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by fowl2 8y ago
"real" serverless - mesh databases! ;p
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by fowl2 8y ago
The marketing jargon is entrancing.
140.
by fowl2 8y ago
FileVault has this option too, at least on the Mac Mini I have.
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by fowl2 8y ago
I'm assuming this is the "LSP" discussed? https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/ Mapping json-rpc onto xpc... Sure why not
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by fowl2 8y ago
From the big players there's also Azure ( https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/postgresql/ ) and Amazon ( https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/ )
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by fowl2 8y ago
> banning version control wtaf. embarrased to be aussie
144.
by fowl2 9y ago
Everyone can controls who can send them friend requests.
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by fowl2 9y ago
> In React 16 we rewrote almost the entire codebase !
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by fowl2 9y ago
Summary: WPA2: - not dead, in some unspecified way it will be improved. WPA3 - 4 features: - Some sort of poor password mitigation (stretching?) - Another go at WPS, eg. PIN/push button network join (currently easily crackable) - &quot
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by fowl2 9y ago
I must be jaded, but isn't this obvious? If you don't validate certs you're vulnerable to MITM. If you don't mandate encrpytion on your client, you're vulnerable to downgrade attacks. It would be nice if the common
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by fowl2 9y ago
1. It's mostly in-process. 2. Yes, there's a "pipeline" concept. It's a quite a... quirky language, but you can[2] do pretty much anything down to calling C functions, etc. PS. PowerShell is on Linux now too[1] [1]
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by fowl2 9y ago
I read "Encryption in Google Transit" for a second and was confused.
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by fowl2 9y ago
This is really cool! I wonder if this will become the new "S3 API" and get everyone to copy^H^H^H^H implement it. Also a little concerned about writing anything substantial without an onprem version!

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