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> On May 2nd, 2023, we identified that the Flask session secret for the points.com global administration website used to manage all airline tenant and customer accounts was the word "secret". After discovering this vulnerabilit
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Instead of dumb, maybe arrogance is closer to why people reject such solutions?
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Welcome to the enterprise. Where “lift and shift” was sold to corporate CTO’s as better than maintaining their own IT infrastructure.
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I assume this is irony, since isn’t Crowdstrike exactly that these days?
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One of the downsides of WFH. How do you contact your IT support via Microsoft Teams when you don’t have your laptop or Microsoft Teams.
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Ironically some /r/wallstreetbets poster put out an ill-informed “due diligence” post 11 hours ago concerning CrowdStrike being not worth $83 billion and placing puts on the stock. Everybody took the piss out of them for the post.
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Please at least an archive link. That website is trash.
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Several times a day especially if it feels urgent, is unusual. If you see any blood in your stool then visit a doctor as soon as you can.
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I always had a negative view of pigeons as being “flying rats”, but someone pointed this out to me that humans domesticated them, revered them, bred them, used them to deliver messages and then the telegram and telephone came along. These n
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I’d be interested in the tail end of the graph. I assume that the longer the software is in operation, the more complex and worse it gets. From an anecdotal perspective, that’s my experience anyway having worked on some legacy projects in m
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Cool script. My hack is to live in a country where the local language is not my own, and not the one I have set in my Facebook settings. As a result, Facebook rarely has advertisements that can target me, because my language has been filter
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It’s unclear whether this is all Azure services or a handful of preview or a subset of services that are only available in a few regions. I also assume that this is within the EU when it says international and not outside the EU? Does anyon
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James O’Keefe is behind this, who worked for Project Veritas, and was fired because he hired women to go on dates with people he wanted to target to get them to say things on hidden camera that suited his political opinions and that would b
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The only cost is paying for the developer’s time and the risk of disruption to the business. It’s often something that the client just doesn’t want to pay.
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I’m going through the same thing at the moment. I’ve come in two years after the project was started, where the key strategy was to replace a in-house developed maze of spaghetti that had become unmaintainable, with a collection of SaaS bas
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Having worked for solutions providers for years that built such apps, it’s extremely hard to convince a customer who has built their business around that software to invest in a database upgrade, when the software still works and changing a
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Does anyone track their stress levels whilst programming? Anecdotally and non-scientifically I’ve noticed that my health (stress related illness) has vastly reduced since moving from being a staff engineer to engineering management. It’s no
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It’s that it’s well established and there’s little need for hype on the topic. I work in a large enterprise with lots of autonomous teams where decoupling is key tenet for loose coupling those team systems. We are now based firmly in the Az
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> Windows service Bus?? MSMQ?
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You need to improve your telemetry to feel the benefits. I can trace all the way through multiple services easily on a simple detailed flame graph in our systems. https://www.datadoghq.com/knowledge-center/distributed-t
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Fun fact. Post-Nazi Germany recognized that centralized records storage was one of the main reasons a rogue state had been able to target Jews, “undesirables, and bohemians (woke) during the holocaust. As a result the modern ID card system
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In other news, yesterday two thieves used a Volkswagen Golf to flee the scene of a robbery yesterday along the A12 motorway. Both Volkswagen and the builder of the A12 motorway will be prosecuted for supporting this criminality.
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There are a number of services that provide recruiter tools for scraping potential candidate contact data into their CRM’s and candidate management / lead tools. So if you ever share your details with a recruiter on LinkedIn for exampl
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If you become a German civil servant the hours are lovely, the pension is super and the pressure negligible. You need something, you ask your boss, then wait and twiddle your thumbs and watch YouTube videos until it goes up the chain and at
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This looks somewhat similar to websockets and SignalR. What am I missing here? Is it like GRPC as a protocol, built on top of HTTP/2? I’d be interested in working on a port for .NET.
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I think back to my childhood and cannot remember much of it before the age of ten. Small snippets here and there. I certainly can’t remember gaining self consciousness or learning to speak. We know that most children do not remember anythin
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B2C or B2B? As a buyer of SaaS software for enterprise I have to fill in a bunch of risk assessments and procurement forms to get SaaS products onboarded. As such I normally find it much easier to get it signed off if there is an upfront bu
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Moin! Congratulations on what looks to be a great deal of work for a solo developer. Whilst you might see some kickback here, I personally think it’s quite brave to take something like version control that has such a large established user
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I also noticed that. 95% F# too.
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Related HN post from 5 months ago links to another article that I found fascinating about the quest to recreate it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38513073

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