jesusprubio

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First Strapi Plugin(dev.to)
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Exhaustive checklist to assist in security reviews of Node.js web services(github.com)
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Delightful Node.js packages for pentest, exploit, reversing, crypto(github.com)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Thank you for the feedback. It's only my first crate I wrote to learn about the environment. It emulates more or less this one in Node.js a lot of people uses: https://github.com/sindresorhus/is-online I wanted to
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Launching a distributed attack by publishing a crate which makes one request? XD You can relax, I know how they work. My final year project was about DoS. I would send you the link but it's Spanish. But I can say you I've written
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
BTW, there're parts of DNS over TCP.
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Thank you! Very interesting thoughts, adding them to the repo here: https://github.com/jesusprubio/online/issues/7 Please feel free to contribute ;).
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Agree, answered in other comments but the idea is I truly believe in this micro modules way of building things. If it reduces complexity it's welcome. :)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
It's only my first crate I made to learn about the environment. But I truly believe in this micro modules way of building things. If it reduces complexity it's welcome. :)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
About the first page of HN I agree, it's crazy xD. I wrote it as my second crate to learn about the environment. But I truly believe in this micro modules way of building things. If it reduces complexity it's welcome. :)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Obviously, you're right. And I can imagine any developer can imagine the same thing :). But I couldn't find a better way to check if I am online than making a request to any server. In fact, I'm using two over different proto
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
About the option to pass other services I agree, answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20028483 About DoS attack, I think you need to review how those work, the library is not implementing amplification or som
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Couldn't agree more, thank you! :)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
This why we're called engineers, we put pieces together. So, your solution to "left-pad" is to write all your own code? xD. I think you need to review what was the problem there. About the support to different services, those
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
An open minded in the forum? I can't believe. Thank you! :)
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
The third one is to use `print!` instead of `println!` to keep the cursor in the same line. Thank you for the feedback!
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Please, see this response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20028428 Thank you for the feedback. Thinking in a CLI, do you think the timestamp is important? I also had this doubt, but it only bothers me.
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
Please, see this response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20028428 Thank you for the feedback.
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by jesusprubio 7y ago
You're right, being discussed in other places right now. Finally, changing the description to clarify that the goal is to be used in CLIs, not as a logger. I prefer to keep lower complexity and there are some crates that cover that cas
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Show HN: Leg – Simple, elegant logging for Rust(github.com)
29 points by jesusprubio 7y ago|17 comments
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Show HN: Rust Library to check your Internet connectivity(github.com)
41 points by jesusprubio 7y ago|37 comments