jteppinette

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by jteppinette 8y ago
I bet those unnamed sources had evidence though.
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by jteppinette 8y ago
My experience working at tech companies. Also, not assuming that sponsors of Let’s Encrypt don’t trust their certificates.
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by jteppinette 8y ago
What risks? Major sponsors not using Let’s Encrypt is most likely due to marketing departments using third party software running the company site. I don’t know why, but marketing usually doesn’t want engineering anywhere near their public
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by jteppinette 8y ago
Does anyone know how the C code is ported to the web in the examples?
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by jteppinette 8y ago
A developer who does not know/care about running things in production is not a developer. These are not different skills. Security, high availability, reliability, these are concepts that hold as much weight at the application side as
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by jteppinette 8y ago
This is bad advice. Cookies should almost always be used in browser session management. This is due to the built-in security advantages that browsers give cookies e.g. HTTP Only. Even if your main auth strategy is using tokens, you should s
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by jteppinette 8y ago
> user's personal data (which are the notes) are guaranteed to be secure and private if you use YourNote This might be a stretch, since it is not true. You cannot make this guarantee. No one can make that guarantee today.
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by jteppinette 8y ago
I am getting Access Denied errors when adding to queue or pressing the plus button on the ingredients list.
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by jteppinette 8y ago
> 6. Every document can contain links of any type including virtual copies (“transclusions”) to any other document in the system accessible to its owner. What does this mean? What are the different “types” of links? What is a “virtual co
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by jteppinette 8y ago
I spent a few months of side work time working on a "secure-deployment-seed" project, https://github.com/jteppinette/secure-deployment-seed . It is a set of Ansible playbooks/roles that have Vault/Co
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by jteppinette 8y ago
I am always working on side projects that usually become businesses or lead to a consulting/full time opportunity. I’m currently working at Apple as a tech lead. I worked my entire way through school doing IT (6 months) then software e
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by jteppinette 8y ago
I dropped out of a Computer Science program at KSU. It’s been great.
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by jteppinette 8y ago
I get 1Gbps up/down at $60 per month through webpass... also live in San Francisco
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by jteppinette 9y ago
What if for 8 hours a day your job was to avoid crashes in remote vehicles... every 6 seconds your monitor changes feed to a near accident and you have to react, your decision saves the vehicle and passengers or there is a crash.. next.. ne
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by jteppinette 9y ago
Where does it say you can regulate my rights?
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by jteppinette 9y ago
What is your opinion on cycling in the city. I live in SOMA and haven’t started riding yet. I used to ride all the time in GA, but it definitely seems more dangerous out here.
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by jteppinette 9y ago
I also appreciate more “out of office” articles.
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by jteppinette 9y ago
> If there are many client programs sending SQL to the same database over a network, then use a client/server database engine instead of SQLite. https://sqlite.org/whentouse.html
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by jteppinette 9y ago
the comments are literally making my Saturday
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by jteppinette 9y ago
The blockchain supports untrusted nodes. This is typically not a requirement in the typical distributed commit log usecase. Also, this wouldn’t be a simplification. It would increase your costs and decrease performance.
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by jteppinette 9y ago
+1 This site is perfect. It allows my browser to convert it into "reading mode", so I can simple read the content with my preferred size, colors, font, etc. I want to move to more content focused simple sites like this with my own