hahn-kev

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   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   I use https://github.com/maildev/maildev which you can run from docker. But +1 for dotnet, don't see much of that these days.
2. 182.▲
   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   You say they chose not to fix it like it's a simple problem with an obvious solution
3. 183.▲
   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   Ignore this, I misread what the author above wrote.
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   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   The assumption that only one party knows the password is not always (maybe even usually) incorrect. Plenty of sites store the password in plain text or hash on the server side. Meaning it's very possible for both parties to know it.
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   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   Yeah that's strange, it's like they heard that null was a mistake and removed it without realizing that it provides a useful function
6. 186.▲
   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   Yeah the company asset is not source code. It's the relationships with devs and trust built up over years of delivering.
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   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   Airbnb has a similar kind of verification (which makes a lot of sense in their business). It's a pain but it would obviously not be hard to adapt it to Facebook. But as for what to do for existing accounts? That's where it gets ha
8. 188.▲
   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   Except you don't have a legal right to post content on a private platform, that private company can do whatever they want, they aren't required to give you freedom of speech.
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   by hahn-kev 2y ago

   If that's all you want then couldn't you just print to PDF?
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    They did that before, it all depends on your definition of bare metal. They probably don't teach assembly, or circuit design even though that used to be bare metal
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    There are other countries
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    The difference is that I can't login to your account using a pin. I need to use your master password or passkey, then once I have I can use a pin. Basically the pin is only local to your machine, so yes if someone steals your laptop it
13. 193.▲
    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Passing parameters kinda sucks, someone else made a comparison in another thread about named parameters and how easy it is to pass and define them in Just. Love taskfile otherwise
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Before I read your comment I thought you were referring to blurring in general, then I read the article and... Yeah, it's not worth it for software that needs to be maintained, for a fun hobby project sure do whatever
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    I'd love to try it out, but I get an error about an invalid URL in the console when I try to open a database. Also it does not support Firefox
16. 196.▲
    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    If you want to store language preferences then that means you only know client side and you can't serve html in their language
17. 197.▲
    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Premature optimization is the root of all evil
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    In all their docs they now have links directly to the source for the method you are looking at, for example https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.string.s... As for source for nuget packages, it
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    I wonder if you could combine it with BitTorrent to get the distributed nature
20. 200.▲
    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    This is cool. My first question is what is the transfer rate? Like in bits per second.
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Yes, in my opinion the biggest problem with straight SQL is dynamic filters. It easily becomes a huge mess and that filter is only good for that one query, sure you can layer on stuff to make it better, but then you might as well use a libr
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    If this is not related to Mongo Db why is the name so similar?
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Sounds like a problem with the Python sdk
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    Yeah but who wants to contribute to an SDK for a service that you need to pay for? That would be like if Oracle DB was open to contribution
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    IIRC the plan is for rapid reuse, the idea being that it can land on the launch pad.
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    by hahn-kev 2y ago

    And where do you think many of those bugs come from? Usually utility code that isn't working in some edge case, those types of things can be easy to pull out and test in their own independent of the game
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    by hahn-kev 3y ago

    Read the first article, great example, I'll have to remember that next time I'm trying to teach OOP
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    by hahn-kev 3y ago

    Never heard of docker/k8s?
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    by hahn-kev 3y ago

    For the lay person being able to access any image on any page is pretty much the same thing as being able to access all pages.
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    by hahn-kev 3y ago

    What is the use case for this? I've never needed to measure something on my screen.