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Generally, in my experience, an individual who says, "DevOps is a culture, not a title", does not know what DevOps is. It can be both, and exclusive, at the same time. https://link.medium.com/tC5p4nfYCib
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I also recently wrote a blog post about this, trying to sum up why different definitions exist. https://link.medium.com/tC5p4nfYCib
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I am working on one. HMU if you want more info @nhumrich
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Except, if there is XSS, its usually in user submitted data, like a post. You wouldn't type in your password on a user post or alert box. And the login page is usually on a different page altogether, by itself.
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in which country?
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only java :(
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>> machine generated code is not derivative work Even if true, that doesn't indemnify copilot here. There is no way to _prove_ whether the code was generated by copilot vs yourself. Copilot is just autocomplete, so its still a hu
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I would love to see an equivalent where it generates all the tests for you
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Well, if you can modify the client, then you simply, dont encrypt the messages.
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The people who have the big bucks to give, usually made that money by being "right" a lot. I would wager that it is very difficult for those same people to relinquish control, when doing so flies in the face of everything they hav
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I mean, of course! This is like classic sales book play. Your previous "costumers" are almost always less effort to dollar than new prospects.
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Which is only possible if you are using a version of postgres which is new enough, and isn't restricted, such as some versions of RDS. Which, explains the whole original post.
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I use pgbouncer and had no idea it supported logical replication. I cant find anything about it in the docs. Do you have something you can link me to to read more?
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Can (s)he work in office and get all the perks, while you with remotely and receive none of those perks, at the same company? Sure. This "hybrid" model has been working for a lot of companies, small and large, pre-covid.
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Where does your "50%" number come from? If the number was 50%, then the number of underpaid women would be the same as men, which invalidates the entire headline.
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really isn't long enough. was expecting 56 subdomains of 56 a's, with at least 5 times the path length
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Does this work on people with aphantasia?
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Sure this impacts google docs free users, but the blog post is on google workspaces, which already has 0 ads. Google never has and never will advertise on a google workspace account.
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We also had the entire worlds resources to do it.
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6y ago
Is this the shoe equivalent of arch linux?
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they come in the different transposed keys for instruments that read in different keys, but technically. the actual key, is all the same.
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On the flip side, this data is already public. (its a leak). And by HIBP exposing it, the cost of selling this data goes down, playing the long game to help us. By HIBP locking down this data, you get a false sense of security. (it is st
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Sure, but to be fair, credit cards really aren't that dangerous of a credential to wave around. You can cancel your card at anytime, and even dispute the charges. Its like instant key rotation, with a way to also roll back time.
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Has nobody heard about the logging module in python? It can essentially do all of this. it's also: 1. built in. 2. configurable by others so you can add it to a library. 3. allows different log levels per line (debug, info, etc).
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Similarly, I see people leaving jetbrains every day. VS Code is getting better and better, and jetbrains tools are becoming more and more niche. While jetbrains may always be ahead, the gap is widening.
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Horizontal scaling is not a _performance_ tactic, but rather about availability and cost. Having higher availability means trading off consistency, or in other words, using distributed systems. Also, you can not elastically scale verticall
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Not sure elixir qualifies as "old and boring tech"
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This is honestly the feature keeping me on PyCharm over VSCode the most. The "local history" feature of JetBrains IDEs is amazing. It saves on every blur, and has a diff viewer when comparing with history.
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pip is installed by default on mac and linux. For non posix experienced users, pip installing packages is actually easier than figuring out how to put a binary on the path. Not to mention, updates are just a command, you dont have to go fin
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