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by n0w 8y ago
I've never felt like any of this was "added" complexity though, just different complexity. Managing a full operating system inside a virtual machine or packaging an application for installation with dpkg/rpm/etc is
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by n0w 8y ago
I don't want to come across as disagreeing with you, but can someone explain the complexity they see in docker/containerization? It's always seemed to me as nothing more than a way to package a (mostly) preconfigured piece of
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by n0w 8y ago
It would be nice to have a JavaScript API that allows you to create a client certificate locally, generate a CSR, and install the signed certificate for automatic use when connecting back to the associated host?
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by n0w 8y ago
In a world where we are trying to codify more and more of the operational side of our applications, I personally look at operators as a better alternative to the configuration management systems we use to configure generic operating systems
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by n0w 10y ago
I might have misinterpreted the overview, but the key server/service that provides authentication for users sounded like a central point in the system.
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by n0w 10y ago
The only thing I dislike about this idea is that it appears to be another centralised service. Why can't we come up with something similar but using HTTPS and Public Key Infrastructure that I can host on my own server but still be inte
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by n0w 10y ago
You don't know what you don't know. This is what struck me about my formal education. While I also believe you can learn anything with enough material and dedication on your own, having the structure to ensure that you cover a set
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by n0w 10y ago
I've been looking forward to 1.8 to solve this problem. I wrote a small tool using the new `ColumnType` info that takes my SQL queries and generates code to query the database and unmarshal rows into an array of structs.
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by n0w 10y ago
I don't believe it's reasonable to expect a CA to police the content of a domain that they have issued a certificate for. As the original article points out, you can perform these kinds of attacks with any address by setting up su
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by n0w 10y ago
This is actually a strategy in game. Go and hit a neutral unit so that you have 2+ hits in a row without your ability/item proc'ing and then save the next hit for an enemy player since your next hit is likely to have a higher chan
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by n0w 10y ago
You're right, I'm confusing the issue. I re-read pcwalton's comment and I think understand the point they're trying to make. Not sure the last part was correct though. > So Go makes a tradeoff with its structural typi
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by n0w 10y ago
The original comment mentioned being able to decouple Go code from specific implementations of functionality by relying on self defined interfaces instead of specific functions. pcwalton's example seemed to confuse this point, which I
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by n0w 10y ago
I think you're a little off. The only boilerplate required for your example is the interface definition. After that you can define your own implementations of the "Do" interface as suggested by the parent. // bo
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by n0w 10y ago
What's wrong with DotA2??
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by n0w 10y ago
My experience was similar. I taught myself C during high school, and found transitioning to higher level languages to be fairly simple after that. C was taught as one of the later languages in my university course, and many of my friends (t
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by n0w 11y ago
The point is that the average person doesn't use PGP. My take: If someone has something to hide, they're likely to encrypt their communications. Encrypting their communications alerts the NSA that this person has something to hide
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by n0w 11y ago
I don't advocate the creation of a new media type. My take on REST is that for an API to be RESTful, the API definition should really be the definition of a hypermedia format. The format definition then informs the interpretation of a
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by n0w 11y ago
I'm not sure this is correct. Even the link provided does not exclude JSON as a media type. Just because there aren't (m)any examples of RESTful JSON API's doesn't mean there can't be. My understanding is that as lo
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by n0w 11y ago
On the contrary, I got a kick out of the quoted line because it was exactly what I did.