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by henvic 6y ago
The main issue here is that in the JavaScript ecosystem there is this trend of using external dependencies for everything, regardless of size (i.e., leftpad), and trusting forward versions blindly. Security in npm / JS / node_modu
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My Go Mistakes(henvic.dev)
1 points by henvic 6y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 6y ago
In short, you need to be careful how you package and distribute software (including updates) for a couple reasons related to security. Many distributors doesn't do it properly, but thankfully companies such as Apple and Microsoft are s
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by henvic 6y ago
For me the worst part is that the install routine is `curl | sh`.
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Pika: An open-source colour picker app for macOS(superhighfives.com)
2 points by henvic 6y ago|0 comments
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Environment variables, config, secrets, and globals(henvic.dev)
2 points by henvic 6y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 6y ago
It's even worse when you remember plenty of victims are behind bars due to victimless "crimes", police fraud, or minor infractions.
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by henvic 6y ago
Thanks for the insight. Do you have a great reference? https://www.ft.com/content/1416a056-833b-11e7-94e2-c5b903247... might be a reference.
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by henvic 6y ago
* Someone had access to a delivery system that could be used to attack thousands of people's machines by rolling out a rogue release. * This someone was forced to install a specific antivirus due to compliance with an industry certific
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by henvic 6y ago
Nice! In the past, I've tried to use Let's Encrypt with ESXi, but didn't see a clear and simple way with Let's Encrypt (and that itself might be overkill)... as I just needed it to admin my own servers, I decided to use
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by henvic 6y ago
What if I wear eyeglasses and have to fork anything from 1% to 10% of my yearly income (in many cases even more, driven up by taxation) just to be able to see properly? It's especially bad if your economies mean you cannot afford to ha
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by henvic 6y ago
I'd say in the US, as this is an immigration issue. Things are so much easier for those who have the luck of either being US citizens or somehow being allowed to legally work there...
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by henvic 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_spaceflight-related_ac... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_spaceflight_non-fatal_...
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by henvic 6y ago
Exactly. I'd argue also that NASA was specially bad regarding safety in its infancy, probably because it was very militaristic and they don't need to care about profit, given its nature – so dozens of accidents might happen and th
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by henvic 6y ago
You're right. Politics doesn't work this way, and taxpayers have no say on this matter (lest civil unrest, but it didn't went this far). To be honest, I only ended up saying taxpayer because I know how people here are and I w
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by henvic 6y ago
Thinking about how wasteful was the early exploration of outer space gets me thinking if it didn't backfire. There could've been a moment in society where people where supportive about it, when the costs weren't clear enough.
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by henvic 6y ago
I love it!
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by henvic 6y ago
Thankfully my team is making the switch from gorm to vanilla SQL. I joined the company a little over one year ago on another team that also uses it, and using gorm turned out to be a really pain. It was the first time I had to use an ORM, a
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by henvic 6y ago
Great bargain for a remote-first world, isn't it?
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by henvic 6y ago
Am I the only one worried about: * The privacy of consumers who might eventually buy some of the stuff stuffed with their trackers. * The scene at 1:49 where it appears they put a tracker in a plastic bag inside something like a coffee kett
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by henvic 6y ago
> There’s a distinction between freedom to trade and legal tender. uh? Obviously? The enforcement of a legal tender implies in a blatant lack of freedom to trade in whatever currency the parties want. It's an >implication<, no
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by henvic 6y ago
Uh? What you're talking doesn't make any sense. If one of entities involved in the exchange doesn't want to trade, there is no trade. Simple as that. There is no such thing as privilege here. I think you don't understand
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by henvic 6y ago
This is awful news. Inflation will always make people decide to phase-out the smaller denominations. One can argue that the smaller denominations are already useless, but then starting to phase out the smaller denominations will only make s
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by henvic 6y ago
So we should trust a state to have an app store on our phones? Thanks, but no thanks. I'd rather not even have any state app instead.
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by henvic 6y ago
Well, it's probably almost the truth.
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by henvic 6y ago
The last time I got rejected was after the final interview. The recruiter scheduled a call to talk with me without letting me know they had an offer. I could only have imagined they'd be making an offer. He thanked me for the time and
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by henvic 6y ago
Yes. Thank you.
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Signal.NotifyContext: context cancelation with Unix signals coming to Go 1.16(henvic.dev)
9 points by henvic 6y ago|2 comments
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by henvic 6y ago
Uh? This is exactly what I am saying. You should be free to buy a Mercedes in Canada and sell in the US or to anyone else you want peacefully. Your original post seemed to be a criticism of free trade. It's not that the "free trad
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by henvic 6y ago
I bet there is plenty of coverage there for LAX already. In my impression, services like this (and even Flightradar24) at this day and age are mostly interested in coverage in spotty areas in rural areas and far away from civilization. Don&

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