hckr1292

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by hckr1292 12y ago
For all the naysayers, I think you're right to be disappointed that things weren't done better. It'll drive you to become a better engineer and spend a little (but hopefully not too much) time building things when it's y
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by hckr1292 12y ago
ditto! I was disappointed not to have fresh meat myself.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
"I think both the duct tape engineer and his opposite are both extremes to be avoided most of the time." Very true! Everything in moderation. My first job in software development was addng features or fixing bugs in Drupal sites b
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by hckr1292 12y ago
My thoughts precisely! I also love that official driver for js is a join to use, unlike mongodb...
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by hckr1292 12y ago
"If you have reason to believe your personal Wi-Fi hot spot has been blocked, ... you can visit www.fcc.gov/complaints" Right, so if my wifi is blocked, I should go online to report it! Great plan :-)
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by hckr1292 12y ago
True, this isn't designed to be an end all solution. Based on the number of comments and range of opinions/supplemental links, I'd say you are spot on about this being a great starting point. Personally, I found the very idea
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Ditto! I see code review as an opportunity to learn from other members of the team and also to make sure I don't have to fix something tricksy in the middle of the night. I think that others are more (rationally) motivated by the desir
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Videoconferencing sucks -- it's not as effective as having your coworker come over to your screen for pair programming, or talking face-to-face with your UXer. Anyone who has done any amount of remote work will realize that the OP is d
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Ditto -- like the other respondent to this comment, our company has avoided solutions like Travis to keep our enterprise software source code closed. CircleCI's breach about a year ago was a little scary...
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Why Startups Will Always Fail to Displace Email(bryce.fisher-fleig.org)
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Flattr doesn't seem to be getting much traction unfortunately. I think there might be some growth potential for Coinbase to popularise bitcoin and micropayments (one can hope anyway)
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by hckr1292 12y ago
This is really good point -- these buttons really ARE advertisements. Personally, I've had a hard time figuring out how to get any ads on my personal blog. The costs of hosting are very low (about $75 including AWS, a cheap SSL cert, a
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by hckr1292 12y ago
If you care about SEO, you betcha.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
> And anyway, most websites don't need SSL. Anyone who tells you different is probably wearing an aluminum foil fashion accessory. Encrypting the transport layer ensures that the marketing dribble your execs have written is exactly
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by hckr1292 12y ago
I'm not sure that this is a 100% correct proposal, but it definitely seems like the right direction. To the author's point -- setting up transport encryption should be painless, not the awful experience it is today.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Definitely not a perfect solution -- all your points are definitely gaps in Strict Transport Security. However, there's still a lot of value to adding HSTS. As for #1 and #2 and #3, HSTS is a standard that can and will be more broadly
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by hckr1292 12y ago
This is really cool -- also, I'm curious why Ogeon built this. It seems eerily similarly to what reem is trying to accomplish with IronFramework.io and what the good people at Nickel.rs are doing as well. I'd love to hear if this
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Those are fighting words ;-) Just kidding. Great minds think alike.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
You should checkout IronFramework.io and nickel.rs. They are both a little farther along and try to do something similar to ExpressJS.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Checkout Rust Postgres: https://github.com/sfackler/rust-postgres That's what the community is focused on.
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by hckr1292 12y ago
Amazing!
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Secure SSH with per Service Key Pairs(bryce.fisher-fleig.org)
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by hckr1292 12y ago
it's not blocking the scripts from being inserted. Inspect the DOM and you'll see them there.