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by gethly 1y ago
Just use Signal, it spun out of OTR anyway - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-the-record_messaging
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by gethly 1y ago
I run on VPSs as well. I ditched cloud a long time ago. Once my project starts making money, I will definitely buy my own hardware and collocate. Cloud is like dating apps. We had fun for a decade but it's time to get serious and get s
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by gethly 1y ago
Event-sourcing is a powerful tool that helps with exactly this. Why spin up a cache server when you can spin up another read DB instance for the same price and get unlimited capabilities...
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by gethly 1y ago
Because those ephemeral LE certificates are such a great idea...
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by gethly 1y ago
We knew more technical information about the CrowdStrike than we know about this. It's ridiculous.
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by gethly 1y ago
Nah, Facebook Groups killed it all in 2010s. Now they are dead too but no one went back to the old model. So now we have nothing left.
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by gethly 1y ago
I'm sure that lives of those animals whom are being tortured for this tech to be developed were changed as well.
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by gethly 1y ago
> Google will begin to verify the identities of developers distributing their apps on Android devices, not just those who distribute via the Play Store This is absolutely unacceptable. That's like you having to submit your personal
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by gethly 1y ago
What is your opinion on token response type and/or id_token for oidc being part of the fragment of redirect uri? I have noticed that apple only supports "code" response type, which is the most secure way. Downside is that it
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by gethly 1y ago
> the refresh tokens should theoretically not expire That is subjective. In essence, they should last long enough so the client can use them to get new access token without the user(resource owner) having to authorise a new grant. Each c
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by gethly 1y ago
I am implementing oauth server with open id provider capabilities. I agree with what you sad, that is my experience as well.
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by gethly 1y ago
I am implementing oauth right now, along with oidc. I must say that for such a simple concept, getting to the facts that help me to actually implement it is insanely hard. I have no idea why but everywhere i look it just seems like it only
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by gethly 1y ago
Just a little side note - in this context, it makes sense if the website tries to connect to a local port because you might be running a card reader(ie. terminal). This is how it works with some(all?) EU countries that have a chip in their
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by gethly 1y ago
I've used Zen for a while but it had bugs with addressbar and there was no interest in fixing it, so i moved on. Competition is always good.
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by gethly 1y ago
Yeah, man. The golden era of the internet when only nerds like us were online :)
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by gethly 1y ago
In the past, people used to fix bad eyesight by walking in nature and constantly focusing on near and distant objects which forces the eye to constantly work and fix itself in some cases. People nowadays sit behind a computer screen and the
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by gethly 1y ago
Good times. I think my first CS was 1.0 beta. I played thousands of hours of this game, even seriously considered going pro back in the day, haha. Well, i was actually on that route, not just considering it - i was actually doing it. Clan w
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by gethly 1y ago
Syntax highlighting for markdown input is a good idea. I too have a markdown input and i have two modes for render - either the github style where you manually toggle between editing and rendering or i have two columns with editing on one s
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by gethly 1y ago
Chargebacks are indeed quite detrimental to merchants as they are the ones paying it. And if you have bad customers(maybe competition is trying to put you out of the business), you might get deep into red quite fast. Usually it is anywhere
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by gethly 1y ago
I never mentioned bitcoin and you are missing the point here. Cryptocurrency network is just a publicly available distributed ledger that records "financial" movements, these movements are denominated in the inherent cryptocurrenc
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by gethly 1y ago
There is no difference to the bank transfer(as that is what all of this is just wrapping inside). If you are paying with a debit card, you have the same "protections" as basic bank transfer. And from personal experience, the bank
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by gethly 1y ago
ES is at the core of the system where it is being used, so there really is no in-between option here. I've built two production ES systems and I was toying with few ideas to make it more DX friendly by using json as core of any entity&
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by gethly 1y ago
Actually event-sourcing solves most of the pains - events, schema, push/pull, caching, distribution... whatever. The downside is that it is definitely not suitable for small projects and the overhead is substantial(especially during th
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by gethly 1y ago
Sadly, a lot of good torrent websites have gone down in past years. Especially after the coof, the internet has not recovered from it and torrents were one of those things. Sure, there are still options, but it's slim pickings compared
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by gethly 1y ago
Oh man, so true. Don't even get me started on the red tape in EU.
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by gethly 1y ago
> I mean there's fraud and theft on all levels you are confusing payment card issuers and processors with banks
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by gethly 1y ago
I think your mistake here was that you registered the TM but it was not linked to any business, therefore you lost it, which is expected outcome(irregardless of how you feel about it). If you would create a non-profit organisation that woul
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by gethly 1y ago
The entire banking industry is the most backwards, outdated and barely functioning sector in the whole world. I have no clue how we have not yet collapsed the financial system via some hack or basic data loss.
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by gethly 1y ago
I have been using bitbucket before it got acquired by atlassian, which was in 2010, so i am sure github changed quite a bit since then. Even though i do have a github account, i don't use it for anything else other than creating or com
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by gethly 1y ago
But you cannot have reason without substantial proof of how things behave by observing them in the first place. Reason is simply a logical approach to yes and no questions where you factually know, from observation of past events, how thing

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