novaleaf

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Operator is a $200 font designed for developers(thenextweb.com)
1 points by novaleaf 11y ago|0 comments
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by novaleaf 11y ago
also the amount of boilerplate needed to use redux leaves a lot to be desired.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
I've been using Redux, and it is pretty much required if you have multiple components who need to update when a single state changes.... but pretty unhappy as the amount of scafolding required. It's not nearly as "isolate
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by novaleaf 11y ago
reminds me of the 5.25" Quantum Bigfoot. I'd be happy with a big disk like that in a storage network / raid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Bigfoot
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by novaleaf 11y ago
i can also vouch for this. I founded and ran a software company in Thailand for 8 years, and regret doing it the "right" way (incorporated) because of the administrative burdens associated with taxation. Additionally due to US
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by novaleaf 11y ago
This is an argument against patents. Not software patents. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man
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by novaleaf 11y ago
from the disclosure: > After examining the image from our July investigation, we discovered software capable of generating TOTP codes if provided a TOTP key. We found software implementing the decryption method we use to secure TOTP keys
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The Best Infrastructure-As-a-Service Solutions of 2016(pcmag.com)
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by novaleaf 11y ago
Princess Bride gets the quote from Mcarthur. (and I'm not the one(s) downvoting you btw)
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by novaleaf 11y ago
i am betting those persistent connections are bots, but not sure what kind of software they'd use? PhantomJs crashes every 50 or so requests.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
right, but running bcrypt on a server, why run a pure javascript version? Why not the C-compiled version? So to me the logic behind a pure js version is one that can run on the client too. It actually sounds interesting, as it could impro
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by novaleaf 11y ago
my own testing. maybe not a 1 sec to 1 minute factor though. see my other reply in this thread a few seconds ago.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
when I was figuring out password security I did some tests. on my phone (a galaxy s3) I got about a 40x slowdown of pbkdf2 versus an x86 server running a compiled version (C I assume). I suppose running the js version on a server might g
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by novaleaf 11y ago
wow that's some serious downvotes. Why? a 1 second KDF function on a GPU will take upwards of a minute in javascript ... and conversely a 1 second KDF in Javascript will be trivial to crack brute force. There is no point in it.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
lol at pure js KDF's
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by novaleaf 11y ago
OK, not half the world's problems. Half of the USA's international problems. And if you are American, USA===World ... And I am ;)
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by novaleaf 11y ago
i can confirm this, I recognize the video from when I saw the exhibit. Too bad there isn't a higher quality vid of this out!
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by novaleaf 11y ago
last time I tried using PayPal, it failed my transaction with a non-useful error message. I disabled my VPN to PrivateInternetAccess and then it went through. Pretty annoying that they don't inform users of this guaranteed failure pri
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by novaleaf 11y ago
the video was taken down. Anybody have a working link?
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by novaleaf 11y ago
as mfkp said, that's where I got mine too. Important though, for compatability with firefox and some other browsers, you'll need to copy the intermediate cert to the end of the cert file. it works fine with 2 certs in the file,
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by novaleaf 11y ago
can anyone give advice on what a reasonable indemnification clause would be? (reasonable for both parties)
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by novaleaf 11y ago
i almost went down this route, then realized I could avoid all this R&D and just pay $40 for a wildcard cert.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
Related: but Seattle's $750K+ housing market is dominated by Chinese cash buyers.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
Anybody interested in browser automation, can try http://api.phantomjscloud.com disclaimer, I wrote it. No crawler yet, though that's next after a new website.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
I love the features of Resharper, and every release I hope they solve the "large project" performance problems, but time after time Resharper crashes my IDE or makes intellisence unresponsive. Maybe it's due to the visual stu
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by novaleaf 11y ago
thank you so much for the link, I wasn't aware of this. It's a very easy way to help harden the webpage! (especially because I can do this via headers)
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by novaleaf 11y ago
I went with Google Cloud, and my 1 to 10 user infrastructure is the same as 1million+ users: 1) Use Load Balancer + Autoscaler for all service layers. This effectively makes each layer a cloud of on-demand microservices. 2) Use Cloud Datas
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by novaleaf 11y ago
keep in mind that B2B requires sales. Assuming you are comfortable making sales pitches, also consider the large time requirement you'll have to put into it: constructing your pitch-deck+supplemental materials, executing the sales co
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by novaleaf 11y ago
he was reading between the lines. A little too much of course, but people get pretty race-sensitive when you throw around look comparisons of black/white/whatever people.
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by novaleaf 11y ago
I came here to mention Hapi, so I'll piggyback on your post. For those looking for an "enterprise" alternative to Express, give Hapi a try! It's very mature, has tons of extension modules (as pfooti mentions), and basic

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