joantune

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   by joantune 11y ago

   Although, by using an existing tool, as long as it fits your needs, you'll avoid reinventing the proverbial wheel, ofcourse at the expense of learning something new.. which might not be a bad thing..
2. 182.▲
   by joantune 11y ago

   a minor con of this approach is that you have to add an extra layer to your application to do these operations, i.e. to abstract them. But probably the speed & other gains surpass the cons, and in such a big team, i'm sure they wil
3. 183.▲
   by joantune 12y ago

   I'm not the user for this, but you might have a 'market' Just one thing, don't do infinite scrolling when you have a footer, either take the footer out and put the links on the top, or don't do infinite scrolling
4. 184.▲
   by joantune 12y ago

   From the landing page I didn't get exactly how it works. How about a diagram with the common use case?
5. 185.▲
   by joantune 12y ago

   Typo: 'Foster innovation' not inovation
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   by joantune 12y ago

   yeah, this is what I was talking about. Once for a college project we had VMs acting as honeypots, to try to get the big bears (not just bots) so we changed OpenSSH source code, let them in at the 3rd try and then the idea was to send back
7. 187.▲
   by joantune 12y ago

   That looks cool! How about letting them in and gather the 1st ~10 commands issued :D (i done something similar for a college project)