ikiris

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481.
by ikiris 3y ago
You're free to handle a billion qps in authentication requests if you want. I don't suggest it.
482.
by ikiris 3y ago
So I'm curious what happened for them to do a complete 180 in belief as to the security implications of syncing tokens off the phone? Did the holdouts on the relevant team not make it through the layoff rounds or something?
483.
by ikiris 3y ago
or usually just try again with backoff.
484.
by ikiris 3y ago
just returning the error isn't handling it.
485.
by ikiris 3y ago
people who aren't used to actually handling their errors get annoyed at typing return err all the time. They'd prefer an easier way to not bother dealing with them with them without outright ignoring them via _
486.
by ikiris 3y ago
its kind of frustrating how this description of the book doesn't even mention what language is used in the examples.
487.
by ikiris 3y ago
Once you've seen it happen you think to check for it pretty quickly.
488.
by ikiris 3y ago
No one really peers at above 1500 without some really good reason. There be dragons.
489.
by ikiris 3y ago
only the entire design of the product and standards around it specifically so it can do its job.
490.
by ikiris 3y ago
What? they are now massively losing money.
491.
by ikiris 3y ago
Its nice to have some pro regulation people in the FCC for a change. This was really needed.
492.
by ikiris 4y ago
its trivial with a simple rate limit.
493.
by ikiris 4y ago
it's not hysteria to report people for crossing the line and blatantly breaking computer security law.
494.
by ikiris 4y ago
You seem to fundamentally misunderstand how this works, and are smug about it in the process. There is no big firewall to bypass here. That's the whole point of zero trust.
495.
by ikiris 4y ago
Advanced threat actors would have developers working for Google . This isn't a high access bar.
496.
by ikiris 4y ago
Also shown in this documentary https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0757745/
497.
by ikiris 4y ago
Yeah, ignoring the problem does a lot to make it go away for you . It doesn't help to make it stop being a problem though. This is basically the definition of privilege.
498.
by ikiris 4y ago
If your MySQL queue can't handle 100qps you've done something really wrong.
499.
by ikiris 4y ago
ptp to the ToR isn't rocket science. If you need something hyper precise and are a large enough customer, you can get just about anything you need built in even the big clouds. crazy customer needs is what made up most projects I saw o
500.
by ikiris 4y ago
It's much more that servers are ephemeral, so the DBs are as a service from another team. Would you run sqlite in kubernetes? (if so... whyyyyyyy?)
501.
by ikiris 4y ago
If you've never seen the costs for bulk ship shipping, they're effectively infinitesimal. The downsides are high latency, but not cost or throughput unless a disaster strikes.
502.
by ikiris 4y ago
You're way overestimating the proximity advantage. Shipping things via train or boat is stupidly stupidly cheap, even across the planet both ways .
503.
by ikiris 4y ago
Now I'm just imagining an april fools event where they replace the really nice internally hosted code editor with google docs, disable code search, and call it interview awareness day.
504.
by ikiris 4y ago
If you've bombed an interview in a skillset that you've done productive work in, the fault is with the design of the interview. This doesn't mean that you won't be expected to skill up in the different set to pass those
505.
by ikiris 4y ago
Almost all regulations are written as a result of some entities' abuse. That's why it's always so baffling to me how libertarians exist. Like the entire world view requires the holder to not understand history.
506.
by ikiris 4y ago
Why would someone at google ever use sqlite?
507.
by ikiris 4y ago
As long as its disclosed I have a hard time with the pearl clutching going on over this. If you don't like something the maintainer of an OSS product is doing, fork it or don't use it.
508.
by ikiris 4y ago
Ahh fair, I was under the impression this was disclosed telemetry.
509.
by ikiris 4y ago
you opt in by using the product. especially if its open source.
510.
by ikiris 4y ago
what political solutions do you envision that would reduce demand for electronics in a meaningful way?

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