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by frays 5y ago
> Additionally, we recommend disconnecting Heroku from your GitHub repositories. I have respect for the Heroku/Salesforce Security team for willing to ask users to perform this action. Many companies would be too worried about losin
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you.com is great. Will also check out Neeva. Fantastic article, thanks for sharing.
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This time last year he was the reason why Dogecoin skyrocketed. Look at where it is now. Don't let him do this to Twitter.
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Wow. Thank you for highlighting and sharing this.
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This was the final straw. I'm switching over to Buildkite now.
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You can say no to the people who have normalised this, and still be highly successful in this industry.
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What happened to Mixer? I remember some huge names like Ninja going over to it.
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How can you tell that these subdomains are legitimate? Any URL *.okta.com resolves and loads an Okta login screen but doesn't mean it's an actual customer. For example, https://fake-ycombinator.okta.com works and shows
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by frays 5y ago
Works with other DNS servers. $ nslookup developer-cdn.apple.com.akadns.net a.ns.apple.com Server: a.ns.apple.com Address: 17.253.200.1#53 ** server can't find developer-cdn.apple.com.akadns.net: REFUSED $ nslookup devel
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Who will become #3 if GCP is going on #4?
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Increase in attrition across the industry. A lot of institutional knowledge in these massive tech corporations is disappearing and we're starting to reach the tipping point.
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Is it just me, or does it seem crazy that we all just accept that private businesses are obligated to protect themselves from state-sponsored hacking? Imagine if Wal-Mart had to fund a private air force and patrol over their stores in order
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by frays 5y ago
Very useful article and thread comments, thank you all.
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Will check this out. Thanks for sharing.
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HN is easily one of my favourite websites. I get to learn from interesting posts and smart comments from people all around the world, then bring this knowledge into my work and life. Thank you.
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The comments in this thread are giving me a good laugh.
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Congratulations. I look forward to watching where ScrapingBee will be in another few years. This is certainly a gap in the market which you can fill. This new look for your website is also great. What front end framework + back end stack ar
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by frays 5y ago
Great thread about PDF scanning/combining tricks.
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That photo with MLK is amazing. Rest in peace TNH.
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Thanks for this thread.
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Are drive-by attacks still actually possible if you're using a modern browser?
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I'm more interested in hearing why these Sys Admins haven't switched over to O365 yet?
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If they were stored as characters you could still do a string comparison using greater than and less than signs and logic. "202201010001" > "202112122359" evaluates to True in Python, SQL and many other languages.
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The only reason I can think of is YYYYMMDDHHMM represented as an unsigned long is 4 bytes, while the equivalent in characters would require 12 bytes. Is it possible that at Microsoft's scale this would actually make a significant diffe
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As an engineer who has primarily been focused on technical skills the last 15 years, I can attest that having good social skills would get you further in 5 years than I have in the past 15.
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Is anyone here running production workloads which perform read and write operations on a remote SQLite database? Currently using Postgres and I'm open to switching but I haven't seen any libraries or implementations of SQLite bein
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Fascinating thread. Thanks HN.
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What's stopping someone from writing a program that iterates through all of the different ntfy topics with spam messages? e.g. curl -d "Visit my site spammer.com for your chance to win $100" ntfy.sh/{phil_alerts,controve
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I can attest to this. There have been times I spent 20-30 minutes understanding a new problem at 5pm, which at the time seemed like it was going to take up a significant amount of my working hours the next day. Then come back the next day a
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Former Ubiquiti employee charged with extorting company for $2M ransom(theverge.com)
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