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There is such a thing as post-quantum cryptography, which many modern cryptographic applications are already taking in to consideration. Although, the algorithms and protocols are still theoretical...I suppose time will tell :)
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Sorry, not too familiar with rendering API's. Do you have a reference that you could link me to that further explains the reason for this?
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9y ago
I've been a PHP developer for over ten years. Paragon Initiative is amazing. Their Github repos are full of useful things: https://github.com/paragonie
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9y ago
Just as reference as the comment here was deleted. Pretty important stuff. http://omnichest.info/lookupadd.aspx?address=3MbYQMMmSkC3AgW... https://i.imgur.com/BsPSZKO.png
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9y ago
I am experiencing this. The button does not appear on Chrome.
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9y ago
This lead me to the discovery of FloydHub... Very cool stuff. https://www.floydhub.com/emilwallner/projects/picturetocode
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9y ago
Gf and I play this on the switch. It's brilliant.
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9y ago
Have fun! If it's your first time full-time remote, please invest some time in to researching and optimizing your time management and work-life balance techniques and habits. Working remote for over six years now and the first couple o
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9y ago
One of our network's primary goals is to maintain a sizable collection of exclusive and AOR offers, including adult. Doing so successfully for 10 years, we're considered "top-tier" by our publishers and advertiser and ar
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I have many large applications running on NodeJS 9.3.0 that rely on exceptions in promises for both control flow and error logging...no issues here.
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See above comments by me. Unfortunately I cannot go in to much detail regarding the nature of the application, but I've shared some extra details.
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We use Lambda for our event processing pipeline and also for our GraphQL API consumed by our clients (frontend management application, mobile applications, etc). The GraphQL API is backed by DynamoDB and is served via API Gateway. The front
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Unfortunately I cannot provice much detail about the nature of the application, however I can say that we collect and process various types of events and perform automated actions based on them. The ingress begins at API Gateway, runs throu
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9y ago
The cost difference is purely based on hosting a similar stack on something like dedicated servers with OVH. However, as you would imagine, it would be far less robust unless we had a team of DevOps to manage it, and clearly that's whe
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9y ago
I built a fairly large system using the Serverless "framework" on AWS. It's been running for over 8 months now with zero maintenance and zero service disruptions, with an ingress of ~50M events per day and providing a sleek R
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9y ago
This. I have a large directory containing side projects that will never and were never intended to see the light of day; solely built for the learning experience. Generally speaking, when I discover some interesting technology, I attempt to
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9y ago
The amount of work that goes in to novelty mobile apps these days is seriously impressive :) Seriously though, this is cool!
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Mentioned on this list, Druid is #1 is my book. Imply[0] has a very nice system built around Druid. [0] https://imply.io/
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9y ago
Extremely well said.
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9y ago
+1 on the render prop style HOC. Wish I had the time to write an example, but a good one is React Router's withRouter HOC [0]. I've used this a ton and it works extremely well. [0] https://github.com/ReactTraining&
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9y ago
Wow, cool! Thank you!
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Sweet! I've been waiting for this! I've yet to tinker much with 2.0 though... Is there a nice way to debug state similar to Redux DevTools (now that Apollo no longer uses Redux)? Being able to use Redux DevTools is one of my favor
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9y ago
Try 1<<63 on macOS calculator.
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Read the ToS of most websites. :)
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9y ago
+1 for snowplow. really cool system
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9y ago
i second this. works great for my home!
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Everything! :)
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9y ago
As someone trying to build a portfolio such as yours, could you recommend me something fun to build? :)
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https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php
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10y ago
Before I clicked the OP link, I originally thought it was going to be this type of implementation...cool nonetheless, but would really like to see someone try this and share!
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