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by hdhzy 9y ago
ME is a separate chip running alongside main CPU. You can't disable it via Windows services :) I recommend Platform Embedded Security Technology Revealed book [0] from designers and creators of ME for further information. [0]: https:&
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Apps like that make me think about vanity vs actionable metrics from Lean. What difference does it make if last week you were happy or not? Does it make you change your attitude or take a deeper look on what to do to improve it?
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> I know what you're thinking: "How can I get this masterpiece?" > I'm glad you asked. You can try a demo here, or grab the source on GitHub. Haha, it really is beautiful. I wish more products have this level of at
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by hdhzy 9y ago
I think developers are kind of afraid to estimate, especially when these estimates are treated as commitments and not... well, estimates. Evidence based scheduling [0] is an interesting approach to scheduling that may ease some of these pai
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by hdhzy 9y ago
>... and there are plenty of other cool bits in the language. Could you elaborate what you think is cool there ("other cool bits")? Serious question, I'd like to hear a personal opinion.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> It was eye-opening how simple the concepts of git are. Exactly! Sometimes I'm bewildered how complex git porcelain (CLI interface) is compared to the basic building blocks. Usually when I want to do something complex in git I thin
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by hdhzy 9y ago
It's not that simple as they can backdate the cert, like StartSSL/WoSign: > It turns out WoSign has repeatedly been lying to Mozilla about backdating SHA-1 SSL Certificates Source: https://www.riskiq.com/blog&#x
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Note that web view oauth logins to Google are disabled since 20th of April: > On April 20, 2017, we will start blocking OAuth requests using web-views for all OAuth clients on platforms where viable alternatives exist. Source: https:&#x
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Note that links marked with Nofollow can still be followed by well-behaving bots: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nofollow#Interpretation_by_the...
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by hdhzy 10y ago
I don't know your experiences but the "performance optimizations" that I've seen lacked obvious technical support around it. Usually people thought "it will be faster" without using profiler (sin no 1) or did n
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Well I don't think the author advises to go all the way down with your code but rather shows how to do that if you want to. As usual - what will anyone do with that knowledge is up to them but you surely will not advise not using a too
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by hdhzy 10y ago
I think the problem lies somewhere inside "completely sanitized data"."If you have them completely sanitized it usually is not what many would call object serialization (php unserialize) but rather a data format (JSON).
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Excellent post showing how to correctly improve code w.r.t. performance using the scientific method: hypothesis, measuring the baseline, change, measuring effect with real tools, real code. Thanks for sharing!
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Paying now $100 will get you a discount of $2000... But since the total price is unknown this seems...dubious.
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I suggest reading the spec. 5.1 [0] although dated is written in very easy to understand language (well, most parts). After that, fragments like this suddenly make sense: n = 1 /1*"\/\//.test(n + '&qu
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Good point.
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I wonder what's the use case for serializing and unserializing objects using php built-in functions. Is this some kind of "I'm too lazy to json encode a subset of properties" or are there some edge cases where one would
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Looks very good in Reader mode on Firefox for Android but the bare layout is indeed not mobile friendly.
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Maybe it's part of the process. It's easier and cheaper to maintain good image to get people interested in working for Google (improving workforce supply) than to optimize the interviewing part. It's the same with manufacturi
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by hdhzy 10y ago
In JavaScript it depends on how it is invoked: eval(a) has access to scope variables but x=eval;x(a) does not.
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Exactly. Many European countries have similar laws.
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If they base their decisions on things like that you've got a bigger problem there...
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> Caddy just works when you start and stop containers That doesn't sound great for zero downtime deployment but > notices DNS changes That sounds like it could support zero downtime (new container started, DNS records updated to
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by hdhzy 10y ago
For PDF you can use X-Robots-Tag HTTP header [0]. Nofollow is a good suggestion of you control links to the resource, robots of you don't. [0]: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/control-crawl-index...
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A Conversation with Anders Hejlsberg (2003)(artima.com)
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by hdhzy 10y ago
I think it's valuable to read interviews with Anders Hejlsberg [0] about the design process for both .NET and C#. They are old but clearly communicate why certain decisions have been made (spoilers: compatibility). [0]: http:/&#x
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by hdhzy 10y ago
I don't think it's about security. For example I've got a link to do delegated login like /login-with/github. When people click it an oauth flow will start. But it is useless for robots to follow so I disallow it in
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by hdhzy 10y ago
There is a plugin for Exchange [0]. It works. The search is really weird. I had to install an extension to always filter by date but even then it's broken to the point where I have to open webmail to do real searches. [0]: https:&#x2F
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by hdhzy 10y ago
Yes, exactly. After setting a cookie server usually cannot check if it is secure or not but using this prefix on modern browsers guarantees to server that the cookie is certainly secure. Of course it works only in modern browsers but it&#x2
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by hdhzy 10y ago
16 char passwords provide around 30 bits of entropy while 30 char passwords give you 46 bits of entropy according to old NIST pdf [0]. [0]: http://csrc.nist.gov/archive/pki-twg/y2003/presentations/twg...

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