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jfroma
10y ago
All of those are very valid concerns and I agree with you what I tried to express is that some times developers underestimate what it means asking for a username and password in their websites. For a proof of this, read haveibeenpwned.com.
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jfroma
10y ago
Yes, some websites will automatically block the attempt and further attempts, other will challenge the user with multifactor auth etc. Google is sending an email every time you login in a different OS or browser even if you are on the same
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jfroma
10y ago
This server-side call to Twitter, Facebook etc is a bad idea. I understand you are trying to educate your users with a nice UX but let's say this software is running on USA but the user trying to sign up is based on France, the attempt
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jfroma
10y ago
It happens to us as well. The interesting thing is that there is also an evil crawler that will automatically launch thousands of windows vms to mine bitcoins (that's all they do). Amazon told us that we have leaked our account id and
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10y ago
This is one of the reasons preventing me to switch from Sublime. The other reason is slowness to open a single file from the CLI, it seems Atom doesnt reuse the already open shell like sublime does, there was a tracked issue for that one.
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jfroma
10y ago
I wonder if some processors like prescot actually need to run hot
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jfroma
10y ago
I bought a desktop computer in ~2004 and as usual I just pick the best hardware I could afford back then. I still feel cheated by Intel, because working on that crap was like working on an airplane turbine. The noise and the heat was imposs
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jfroma
10y ago
To be honest I haven't had this feeling but maybe it is just because how I am and because I am 30 minutes away of Cordoba, which is the second bigest city in Argentina and has good nightlife etc. Most of my friends and family live th
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10y ago
Idea for gh: It will be a nice feature categories or even tags for repos. I would like to see a similar list for databases for example, or even relational database, blog engines, etc.
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10y ago
I moved four months ago from a very crowded city to an small town in the province of Córdoba, Argentina called Mendiolaza. We have beautiful landscapes and it is near (25kms) the big city. I am a software developer like you and I work from
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jfroma
10y ago
Agree! I think in this case these drawing have a lot of implementation details. It is actually the pattern table, the palette etc.
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jfroma
10y ago
Prod owner of a capsele too. I didnt have Legos when I was a kid but loved so much my capsela. I wrote a blogpost about it and the positive effect on my career: http://joseoncode.com/2012/02/01/capsela-the-gam
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10y ago
Even before bsdiff and this new file-by-file patching mechanism I find Android updates much faster than iOS. I don't know if iOS updates are just bigger becuase application are bigger, or is just that apple has a worst CDN (I live in A
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10y ago
She goes for Spain Spanish, you can notice this because most S sound like Z and she says something like "pues" (which is commonly used in spain). The last sentence she says something like "a huevo cabron" with spain acce
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10y ago
It is not the point of markdown, in fact any html tag is valid in markdown if you read the original description [1]. Github does strip some tags for security reasons like <script>. Some of the parsers I have seen offer this feature. 1
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10y ago
It will be nice to have a list with all steps at the end
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10y ago
I have a <firstletter><lastname>, my lastname is very uncommon but it turns out that someone in another country has the same first name and last name and you can get my email by googling my name. So, I have received few emails f
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10y ago
Not the mention inconsistency in commands, examples of how to remove something: git remote rm foobar But for branches git branch -d my_branch But for remote branches is : git push origin :my_branch
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10y ago
Serious question, whats the difference between executable lua and executable json regarding apple restrictions?
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10y ago
We have this in Argentina, at least where I live is called Boliche. I think is the same game after reading the rules, main difference is that the ball is smaller and maybe heavier without holes for fingers and you have three per frame inste
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10y ago
It reminds me the "Postmodernism Generator" http://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/
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Bcrypt as a Service
(auth0.engineering)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I have a Samsung ML-2165W, which is a wifi printer and every time I want to print something is a pain regardless if I am on Windows, Mac or Linux. It does a decent job when it works, but the software is a crap. If I run out of paper, there
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10y ago
You can run a dnsmasq locally with "--stop-dns-rebind". I have this enabled on my router.
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New AWS Application Load Balancer
(aws.amazon.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think this one is that archaic. I remember this one from high school (1999/2000). Is "verseno" (Spanish).
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10y ago
This annoys me few times 7 years ago, and I never searched the reason :) I remember I was maintaining few vb6 applications and I often tried to create a "con.udl" file just to trigger the wizard and windows just complained with an
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10y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Auth0. I couldn't agree more with this comment. Storing username and passwords is really hard. Using a secure hashing alg is trivial compared to other time consuming problems like handling brute force attacks or
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10y ago
Agree, also check out credstash[0], a very good and secure solution if you are running on AWS. Credstash is an small utility that encrypt with KMS and store the ciphertext of the datakey and secret on Dynamodb. I configure my application ro
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11y ago
This link was working for me before but not know maybe they shrunk the video. This does work https://youtu.be/7pUAydjne5M?t
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