hakre

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by hakre 4y ago
I also suspect their builds have no good reproducibility tests.
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by hakre 4y ago
You can't find a solution? There is no revision of the source code that still compiles? Then find that revision first. Divide and conquer. And define things out of existence.
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by hakre 4y ago
Well if you already execute an application server like Apache, you should handle auth&z in there. Would be stupid to let PHP deal with it. Or would you handle the TLS termination as well in the PHP script? Well just like that. Perhaps
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by hakre 4y ago
if impossible to test certainly incredibly done wrong, yes and therefore to maintain. but I naturally know what you mean but its not that it must be that way. and at least there is still the one file for the entry-point. but not every en
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by hakre 4y ago
Can you share a bit more about your motivation writing and what drove you to the topic?
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by hakre 4y ago
It existed in the platform. But Mozilla has lost the first _and_ the second Browser War and has been sentenced to shepherd some "web developer" Wiki and tell everyone how fun that all is. Yes it can make your day sad, but I'm
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by hakre 4y ago
Browsers of today are begging so much for new clothes, they ain't browsers anymore. Gib dem Affen Zucker.
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by hakre 4y ago
But wait, isn't Cloudflare exactly offering that as a service?
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by hakre 4y ago
Sounds like this was the job. And also well executed, 1-2 years is relatively short for that.
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by hakre 4y ago
> Bankruptcy in Japan doesn't work the way it does in the West Doesn't work in which part of the way it does work in the West? Is the brand part of the assets and impossible to be sold - as a brand - locally or globally as part
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by hakre 4y ago
only shipping, likely this is hosting.
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by hakre 4y ago
Is there an alternative copy, I only get https://railway.app/error-pages/project-error?domain=www.cur... ?
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by hakre 4y ago
Do you remember which are > All the good things when you wrote your comment? Those that > are going out the door ? Maybe my criticism was grave regarding the post, but still though I'd be grateful if you give what you coined posi
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by hakre 4y ago
Which can be easily seen as it proclaims "many good things" without naming a single one. It's written to play with feelings in a very cheap way.
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by hakre 4y ago
If one can suggest such a law and perhaps even get it through, it already shows how much power one has usurped. It is about the doing already, and less about what can be even done afterwards.
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by hakre 4y ago
Perhaps not designed, but the rest of the EU has to dance to the waltz - or break/exit.
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by hakre 4y ago
IMHO you should still take it the other way round. What Conway wrote: You can use the development of the software as one tool to learn about the social interactions in the organization. Only doing microservices and then saying: Hey look, th
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by hakre 4y ago
> In the monorepo world, your whole system is broken, it is all hands on board to try to fix this, everyone is stressed out. No, not at all. And the kernel is a single repo even. > In the microservice world, you have only one microser
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by hakre 4y ago
An they pose(d) some attraction. A boss after getting tired developing the baby that turned into a monolith and brought enough wealth to the table started to outline a new system with 12 or so microservices. Each one could be designed and p
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by hakre 4y ago
In this case the pin is the person identifying date. If such a database system was used at place and in time of the incident, it is known how many individuals are affected and what data got out. It is just not known which individuals in spe
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by hakre 4y ago
> How can they know this? No insights on that, but this is more the way I read such statements: This is their report of what they know. Common sense dictates that this does not mean much as we normally only know a fraction of what is. Ho
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by hakre 4y ago
> I've looked at a lot of random number sequences in my life and I was trying to make it look like one of those. This is perhaps the difference between pseudo and statistically random. No idea which of those the study or the experim
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by hakre 4y ago
I always pressed the same button. Let's say 10x 1. You get a rating below 60 then. Just in case you need the sequence to come towards your real age group when you redo the experiment. Perhaps to guess random is also in the property of
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by hakre 4y ago
There is docker secrets and some specialized convention for example to share the ssh control socket during build time etc.
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by hakre 4y ago
> They know Europe isn't playing around. Haha, look how long it took. That's Billions gathered and I wonder/never heard anyone is asking the money back from these A-Z companies that make their money on the grey web.
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by hakre 4y ago
> Why would a random dev guy suffer from his/her government actions. It's hard to keep the facts in order in these days, so just saying: The action that dev likely suffer from is from a foreign and not his/her government.
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by hakre 5y ago
I wonder when the first crack comes out for WASD + free movement.
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by hakre 5y ago
Very well made to navigate the site, just missing a birds-eye perspective or mini-map to show the current location of the camera (and angle?) within the city. and I very much like the sound effects.
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by hakre 5y ago
> In a B2B setting you get rid of a LOT of paperwork and due diligence by just saying "We use Okta for X, Y, Z." No, not just that.
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by hakre 5y ago
Okta is a company in the United States of America, by law companies under GDPR are already in violation when transferring data to Okta and would have needed to report themselves long before the breach.

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