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by luismedel 2y ago
Awesome. I don't do security stuff anymore but I feel chills when I see (great) things like this,
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by luismedel 2y ago
Why the "from JSON" part? JSON is the storage/representation format and, IMHO, the less interesting thing about this. Is like saying "Synthesizing Music from a binary file" if you write a S3M player. Outside of that
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by luismedel 2y ago
There are a lot of vulnerability categories. Memory unsafety is the origin of some of them, but not all. You could write a similar rant about any development stack and all your rants would be 100% unrelated with your point: never expose a h
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by luismedel 2y ago
Define "unnecessary", please. > [...] or a iOS developer work in Linux In the past I did a lot of successful work on iOS apps from a Windows system, thanks to Xamarin and a mac sitting on a shelf, acting as the remote system.
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by luismedel 2y ago
Same club here. I feel comfortable even with the crappiest terminal out there, as far as it allows me to write commands and read/copy output. Even the terminal in the Inferno OS felt good enough for me, like 20 years ago.
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PC Globe Maps N Facts 1.0(winworldpc.com)
1 points by luismedel 2y ago|0 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
Honest question: Can I have a paper backup of passkeys? How can I pass them to tech-illiterate relatives?
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by luismedel 2y ago
It surprises me how much companies rely on that kind of projects without 1) making a proper assessment and 2) cloning the project to ensure it isn't tampered in the future.
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Great Filter(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by luismedel 2y ago|0 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
I wonder how this kind of post can bother someone enough to downvote it. I think is related with the posted link :shrug:
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by luismedel 2y ago
Nice. I didn't know about Just. Just (pun intended) a personal plug: I always liked the Make ease of use and the declarative GH Actions phylosophy. I also like to have the same workflows in local and in my remote CI, so I recently wrot
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Native mobile apps are a stopgap (2013)(vivekhaldar.com)
1 points by luismedel 2y ago|0 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
Thanks. I didn't expect to have this answer to my snarky comment and I find it very interesting. As far as I remember, I never saw it this way in Spanish literature.
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by luismedel 2y ago
IMHO, an interesting content a bit devalued by the presentation. Sometimes less is more (I know, nothing new)
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by luismedel 2y ago
I sincerely don't know where the marvel is. A glorified Battle Chess with static sprites? C'mon, it's ~2025.
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by luismedel 2y ago
You put the most interesting part of your comment the last. BTW, it's "Additional Tools for Xcode", without the final dot (sorry I couldn't resist) :-)
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Lex Fridman interviews Javier Milei [video](youtube.com)
6 points by luismedel 2y ago|1 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
Now you only need support for qcow columns which you can mount in your embedded engines....et volia, enjoy your storage and compute separation.
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by luismedel 2y ago
I don't like the "state of the art" of tech hiring but I think this thing you say can be said to any of us in our jobs and that's not fair. We all part from the same place (understand me: from the standpoint of the hirer
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by luismedel 2y ago
Everybody uses methodology and processes, being it explicit or implicit, cool or not, written or tribal-transmited. We tend to go to the other side of the pendulum when something disgusts us but there's no single company without it&#x2
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by luismedel 2y ago
Very similar to "kikiriki" in Spanish.
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Terra: A low-level counterpart to Lua(terralang.org)
3 points by luismedel 2y ago|0 comments
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Hacker labs – open and managed web services leveraging SSH(pico.sh)
1 points by luismedel 2y ago|0 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
People absurdly trying to circumvent company rules, security team trying to secure the mess and avoid data loss...the vicious circle.
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by luismedel 2y ago
I know not everyone shares my world-view, but I need to be literally starving to consider selling whatever I discover to a criminal. principles > wild market
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by luismedel 2y ago
I like to be able to ear any siren around me, to be honest. They're the way they are for a reason.
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by luismedel 2y ago
Nice to see you again, HotDog.
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by luismedel 2y ago
I understand what you want to say here but... Do you need these things to write Sokoban, Tetris or any other simple 2d game?
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The Boo Programming Language(github.com)
15 points by luismedel 2y ago|16 comments
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by luismedel 2y ago
This trick worked in Telefonica's phone booths in Spain in the 90s too :-)

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