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by gregoriol 9y ago
There is another one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEaJW-Mk0Bo
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by gregoriol 9y ago
What saddens me the most is that there are a lot of "small" issues that are found now (and by small I don't mean that they are not critical or important, just that they are a small feature/% of the whole), and we forget
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Exactly what just happened to me: I was planning to stay on 10.12 for some more time, but now I need to do some testing on the new iPad 6, which is provided with iOS 11.3 in the box, which is only supported by the new xcode 9.3, which only
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Not sure about least secure, but clearly least production ready: High Sierra is like a public beta of the version to come.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Deeply agree: React will be dead (maybe not internally at fb, but to the rest of the world) long before facebook goes dead. Whether you consider it a trend or a point-in-time technology, it will be surpassed by something quickly enough.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Power can be critical in many ways: loose it at a meat processing plant and all production is lost too. Reminds me of another situation where power loss was... a huge problem: http://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-chemical-pla
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Drowning can have bad reasons: you are not ready, your product is under-priced, your product is trendy based on an point-in-time event/PR/whatever, ... And it can have bad consequences: your customers might get unhappy because of
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by gregoriol 9y ago
If you are "drowning", it's not market fit, it's actually how unfit you are for the market.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
I think it's time: let's make a php implementation on the Blockchain
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by gregoriol 9y ago
While the images over HTTP seems really trivial to fix and can be considered as a "big mistake" from the devs, the other point in this article about the number of bytes is trickier: wondering if any other HTTPS traffic could be &q
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by gregoriol 9y ago
It's quite simple actually: just make very long names for everything, instead of very short ones.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Have been usinh Tinc to create a private network between a few servers for a hosting that has servers in the same datacenter but only public IPs, no private networking available. Transfers of quite large files as well as mysql/redis co
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by gregoriol 9y ago
As long as a password is requested, it has to be checked! Also this wasn't possible on Sierra.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Most of the recently discussed High Sierra bugs were not there on Sierra, while the features were there, like this one. So it's not that much pen tensting, but Apple making changes and not validating them correctly. Maybe they have the
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by gregoriol 9y ago
You have to check The Simpsons, I bet they did it first
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by gregoriol 9y ago
If you are able to do that, then I insist: you probably have failed at best practices. Most likely on this part: a good password hashing (ie. security hashing) should be fast so that you can log-in but slow enough to prevent brute force (ie
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by gregoriol 9y ago
If you, as a developer, are technically able to check that the password is used by another user, you have failed pretty big at best practices.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
And as the article states: "it is largely symbolic since oil and gas produced in France accounts for just 1 percent of domestic consumption" I don't understand who/what this "ban" is for actually. If the curren
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Tsung definitely! Harder to use at first, but amazingly powerful
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Reminds me of HHVM: a specific solution developed by a specific team for their specific problem. Might help Redis on the long run though: some ideas might be brought back to Redis, or at least it will bring some challenge to the devs. Meanw
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Why make all that noise with a detailed blog post then? If it's a custom-fit internal tool, then good for you, the rest of the world doesn't care. Each company has internal tools and stuff.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
In Paris, "ligne 14" of the subway has been built fully automated, it opened in 1998 (~20yrs ago now!). "ligne 1" has also been transformed from manual to automated in 2012. "ligne 4" is in progress of being tr
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Like most of their IDEs, it's not about UX but about features. And on that point, they have done a lot! Having used it for some projects as an alternative to JIRA, Trello, GitLab boards, and a few others that I tried, I think it's
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Maybe YouTrack from JetBrains, these folks got some things right.
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by gregoriol 9y ago
I tweeted some frustation about this a few days ago ( https://twitter.com/GregoryOriol/status/889859849353383937 ). What is surprising me, is that in the Facebook iOS app, there is a "FBSharedFramework.framewor
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by gregoriol 9y ago
Best thing I have on this is a quote from Steve Jobs : "When I was 17, I read a quote that went something like: "If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you'll most certainly be right." It made an impression
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by gregoriol 9y ago
One time, I got one of those questions: two columns, on the left names of some people, on the right names of some frameworks, please associate who created which framework I really should have left at that point: >1 hour lost there...
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by gregoriol 10y ago
Actually... https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/17/france-creates-a-special-v... #FrenchTech
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by gregoriol 10y ago
It's not about a language or a technology, it's about what you do or can do with it... All trendy technologies might be replaced anytime (hey React, Go, I'm looking at you!), one day they are very cool, the next day nobody ma