heyoni

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by heyoni 3y ago
That’s why they teach you to write pseudo code before code in bootcamps.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Got a link to that study by any chance?
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by heyoni 3y ago
I wonder if this post is timed to coincide with Easter Sunday and everyone sensitive to sugar being more receptive to a study like this.
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by heyoni 3y ago
I didn’t know that about pypi but github has seemed ok to me. I’ve also implemented my own scoped authentication systems so even if they’re not perfect I know it can be done
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by heyoni 3y ago
And that’s the answer isn’t it? Banks are behind the times in terms of security and tech.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Passwords have full scope of permission while session tokens can be limited.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Session keys expire and can be scoped to do anything except reset password, export data, etc…that’s why you’ll sometimes be asked to login again on some websites.
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by heyoni 3y ago
They’re a bank. If they can secure their portals with hardware keys, at least allow customers to onboard their own keys.
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by heyoni 3y ago
But why won’t banks at least support customer provided yubikeys?
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by heyoni 3y ago
It's for fixing the vulnerability.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Right. To me it came across as the editorial work was now being outsourced. A common cost-cutting practice that would result in: a) many names changing and b) names sounding foreign. The whole racist thing felt like flimsy extrapolation, th
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by heyoni 3y ago
It means they changed from what they remember. No need to go for that low hanging fruit.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Now I get it. You ARE a nice guy! I also realized I never read usernames.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Thanks for what? I don’t get it!
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by heyoni 3y ago
You’re almost there. It’s saying that you’re at risk for central diabetes insipidus known to cause abnormal thirst and urination in like the next paragraph. What I find hilarious is that the whole first paragraph is about things being named
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by heyoni 3y ago
Why would they do that??? Are we really going into this era where we have to reverse engineer every binary we touch?
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by heyoni 3y ago
You might be able to fork and use just this patch: https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp/pull/7835/files I found it on this page: https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-q3qx-c6g2-7pw2
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by heyoni 3y ago
Call me when there’s a nix flake for it!
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by heyoni 3y ago
Is this less serious if you have some reverse proxy not passing the Connection header on?
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by heyoni 3y ago
I feel like there was a moment where “love was all you needed” and people just followed their passions with real careers as a backup. Hollywood pressed that view (or echoed it) into the zeitgeist and I’m not sure what the turning point was,
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by heyoni 3y ago
And the one thing they are vehemently protecting from scrapers and other entities. Even nitter threw in the towel.
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by heyoni 3y ago
You kinda can if you archive the repo. Not sure if that stops other things like releases though.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Go has a race detector that you can leave on for a while in like a dev environment and it’ll flag race conditions. There was documented overhead and at some point even a memory leak but they spent months looking into it and eventually plugg
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by heyoni 3y ago
We just had our daily stand up and I was asked to downvote you. Hi!
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by heyoni 3y ago
That second part of only storing reference ids sounds like db normalizing but for logs. Seems reasonable though!
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by heyoni 3y ago
You’re right that we would know immediately but I figured the we in that sentence would be the telcos and there would be a delay between the event and the report… But writing this out now I’m thinking that multiple telcos being affected mak
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by heyoni 3y ago
You don’t send bitcoin to a country! Maybe the act of buying the bitcoin gets your account frozen but certainly not the sending.
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by heyoni 3y ago
As long as they’re not using third party apps and clicking multiple times per thread to expand the comments section by 3 new comments with a potential break for ads.
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by heyoni 3y ago
Surely they accomplished this by having their AI assistants dial the suicide hotline for you right? I said something the other day that sounded like suicide and Siri decided to call the hotline for me. I hung up before anyone picked up so t
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by heyoni 3y ago
Have you considered calling the fbi with this information?

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