jonfk

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by jonfk 1y ago
What withinboredom meant is that running processes in containers don't add overhead vs simply running them outside of them. That is mostly true because of the way that containers work in linux through cgroups and namespaces, which mean
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by jonfk 2y ago
Since finding out about Kowloon walled city, I have been fascinated with it. Most cities have sections (usually older parts of them) that are maze like, and they are often my favorite parts of those cities. It reminds me of the hive cities
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by jonfk 3y ago
I prefer using markdown files in a repo and generating my website using a SSG, because I find managing plain text files and a simple CI/CD pipeline to deploy easier to manage. The tooling for writing is my editor of choice, deploy is a
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by jonfk 3y ago
My understanding is that this is usually done by companies that need to implement delegated authorization which is the bread and butter of OAuth 2.0. By starting and implementing their authentication flows with OAuth2, you can support both
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by jonfk 4y ago
I have found 1 to 2 week leaves not unusual. I am taking a month off this year after not taking any ptos around the holidays other than the mandatory ones for the last several years. I think I have seen summers to be much more common for lo
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by jonfk 5y ago
Here is the github repo for httpyac [1]. Not sure why it's not part of the httpyac org that hosts the site. [1] https://github.com/AnWeber/httpyac
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by jonfk 5y ago
To add another data point, I also moved on from Postman a while ago. Similarly to several commentors here I had found it to have become bloated, slow and buggy imho. In my particular use case, I found the urlencoding when using oauth1 to be
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by jonfk 7y ago
The use case would be the same as the one covered by jdbc and odbc. That is creating a standard interface to connect to databases at a lower level than the orm. This could then be used by an orm or query builder to communicate with the data
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by jonfk 15y ago
I think he makes some valid points. At first I was a bit ticked off that he is redefining what operating system means somewhat. But he is right in many ways and what really counts is the user experience(End user and developer). What mainly