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lowwave
4y ago
or use https://axios-http.com/ for ajax stuff
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lowwave
4y ago
for sure, PostgreSQL is feature complete as Oracle, however it is the best open source db that is close enough. And not everyone needs multi-master replication or automated materialize view, etc. Many feature in Oracle can be build custom
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lowwave
4y ago
start a server with static ip and start ip warming! Send email only for your purpose. That is the only way to send email now days.
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lowwave
4y ago
> and in fact I'm usually glad when they choose not to uncritically and promptly implement every single feature Google adds to Chrome, but I understand it bothers some people a lot, so would definitely count against Safari if those
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lowwave
4y ago
why does shopify not just use Crystal https://crystal-lang.org , it is faster than go, with Ruby like sytnax. Invidious the youtube proxy is written in it.
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lowwave
4y ago
why not just use Crystal https://crystal-lang.org , it is faster than go, with Ruby like sytnax.
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lowwave
4y ago
HN is one of the places online that is NOT a wast of time. It is full of useful informations. After using internet since mid 90's, and being one of first people that got the first gen iPhone, now days I try to NOT use smart phone or
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lowwave
4y ago
interesting. Kinda like fastify json schema.
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lowwave
4y ago
My experience using GraphQL is the same as using React. Look great at firs glance and it makes sense. Using it for a while and I realize it designed to be used by the fb team. For example, they are design for a large team to work on a smal
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lowwave
4y ago
>I’m coming to dislike this kind of content-less content - it’s a waste of time to produce and consume. Ah just skim the article. The first time says that he is a VC. I think one ought to expect that much from VCs. As you can see emy exp
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lowwave
4y ago
good thing you brought that up. I have not read the article, so not sure if I like it. However, a lot people read articles not for thee information, rather style or flavour. I guess this is one those for you. Most stuff online don't r
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lowwave
4y ago
don't use Lyft or Uber. Why would I want a company to keep track where I'm going linked to my credit card. It is creepy.
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lowwave
4y ago
thank someone brought this up. Wire is always better than wireless. Wish the world would go back to everything being wired, more secure as well.
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lowwave
4y ago
that is the exact reason I don't like to use bluetooth for audio devices. Nothing beats physical jack cables.
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lowwave
4y ago
I've being in tech since Apple II. this is one of best articled I have read in a long time! Thank you, and would like start group that can support this effort.
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lowwave
5y ago
es6 is much more pleasurable to code than PHP. Check Little Javascripter [0] [0] https://www.crockford.com/little.html
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lowwave
5y ago
Hey if it was free, why not give it a try?
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lowwave
5y ago
You can hash all that info, so if the user provide the right info (ip, browser string whatever), then the session key would be reconstructed as true.
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lowwave
5y ago
>yeah, I always wondered why there isn't a standard field in the JWT containing a fingerprint/hash of the client's machine/browser/etc. Good that you brought it up. That's why I still bake my own verificatio
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lowwave
5y ago
For sure, but then the user assume they know what they are doing. It is to prevent cookie hijacking.
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lowwave
5y ago
Or you can put device/or ip related info baked into the token. That way when the user device or ip changes, you can invalidate the token.
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lowwave
5y ago
that is first thing popped to mind as well.
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lowwave
5y ago
For sure, however really get the feeling now days people are too sensitive now days get offended by anything a bit taboo, not PC or out of norm.
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lowwave
5y ago
Be very interesting to know if it is the rds proxy that is causing the problem. It is one things that annoys me about rds and aws services.
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lowwave
5y ago
Just saw this on the page: >Parameters are automatically extracted and handled by the database so that SQL injection isn't possible. No special handling is necessary, simply use tagged template literals as usual. Dynamic queries and
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lowwave
5y ago
great to use template lilerals, but any way to use in perpare statement in order to escape sql injection etc type of stuff?
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lowwave
5y ago
>I suppose there's not many other ways to incentivise people in America other than offering them money that about sums up the problem for Americans and the world have in general.
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lowwave
5y ago
yeah and get myspace back as well.
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lowwave
5y ago
there was http://cel.ly , they are no longer available.
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lowwave
5y ago
Probably why all the countries are using funds legally and illegally to space exploration and space assets.
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