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FTC hits Dlink with a security program lasting 20 years [pdf](ftc.gov)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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Formalizing the Robots Exclusion Protocol Specification(webmasters.googleblog.com)
10 points by pbowyer 7y ago|1 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> The interesting thing about robots.txt is that there really isn't a standard for it. This [0] is the closest thing to one and almost every modern website deviates from it. That is changing, and was announced today: https:/&#
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by pbowyer 7y ago
FosUserBundle is no longer recommended, and is superseded by Guard. Guard is considerably nicer to work with, and doesn't take long to build the extra bits (password reset etc) but (a) it's not built-in, and (b) if done as a bundl
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Anyone trying to use: they've all been redeemed
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> The Authn/Authz story of Phoenix is a joke though compared to Rails/Devise or Django. The framework authors refuse to ship a first party implementation and instead leave it to the community. I agree, but it's not unique
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Ask HN: I have a popular spreadsheet I want others to edit
7 points by pbowyer 7y ago|1 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Re his rant on IS0 8601: is there a better format to use, that doesn't hardcode the offset?
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Time · Technichal Sourcery(technicalsourcery.net)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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Things I learnt the hard way in thirty years of software development(blog.juliobiason.net)
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by pbowyer 7y ago
And it's not like it's not been tried before. ODrive does it [1], and has revised their offering as (from the outside it seems) people didn't pay what they expected for the convenience. 1. https://www.odrive.com&#x
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(Open) Source of Anxiety(increment.com)
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by pbowyer 7y ago
+1 for dataflow analysis, though I'm thinking about dynamic languages and realising how tricky it would be to implement..
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Having observed the decision-making process for 6 months and thought about PHP's direction, I'd agree. Either a foundation is needed, which sets a vision and sticks to it, or a company, or a BDFL. But with none of them, you get e
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by pbowyer 7y ago
What's needed to be able to do this with our own nginx servers? The article is somewhat light on how it works on Cloudflare's servers.
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Virtual HSM and key management solution receives FIPS 140-2 certification(helpnetsecurity.com)
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How to handle forms with just React(medium.com)
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Logging Made Easy – From the UK National Cyber Security Centre(github.com)
2 points by pbowyer 8y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 8y ago
> - Zoom is indeed great. Reliable and clean UI. Local recording to MP4 makes for easy sharing. I disagree on the "clean UI". The actual "call in progress" window, yes - easy to find screen sharing, chat etc. The Zoom
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eBay/beam: A distributed knowledge graph store(github.com)
2 points by pbowyer 8y ago|0 comments
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Revisiting the Rendering Tier (why we're rewriting using CSS-in-JS)(theguardian.com)
4 points by pbowyer 8y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 8y ago
The good IDE is key for me (I am dyslexic too). I find Jetbrains' products to be a saviour with all the autocomplete and intellisense. I don't have to worry if I've spelled the variable incorrectly or (more frequently) used a
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by pbowyer 8y ago
Thanks, good to hear. Elsewhere I've added something similar, and populate the data this way: var vue = new Vue({ el: '#app', created: function () { for (var key in __app.dataForVue) {
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by pbowyer 8y ago
I'm doing my first proper project with VueJS, enhancing a traditional web app with components. I picked Vue because a year ago when I first started experimenting it seemed much easier than React to enhance parts of existing pages with.
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by pbowyer 8y ago
That attribute syntax is awesome! I've found VueJS's handling of attributes to be somewhat confusing, sometimes getting a different type passed through than I was expecting. Marko takes the approach that would least confuse.
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by pbowyer 8y ago
I've been using BPMN to unpick what businesses are doing and document it. It's been great to check assumptions like "We need software to do X in this way" -- which on inspection doesn't match with what needs to be d
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by pbowyer 8y ago
I'd missed the announcement of Neptune, so thanks for alerting me. Have you reviewed the Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, with its graph access layer?
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by pbowyer 8y ago
If you're interested in challenges, could you consider temporal graphs? Both from the perspective of tracking graph evolution (audit trail), and using a graph to model historical events, where relations occur for periods of time - it a
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by pbowyer 8y ago
Postmark is awesome!
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Pwn the LIFX Mini white(limitedresults.com)
53 points by pbowyer 8y ago|61 comments

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