rahkiin

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by rahkiin 10y ago
You might want to add SSL (through Lets Encrypt) to give the user any trust. I am not uploading a list of email addresses of other people when they can he hijacked.
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Battle of the secure messaging apps: how Signal beats WhatSapp(theintercept.com)
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by rahkiin 10y ago
All media can do this
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by rahkiin 10y ago
yes. Phony is only about making sure that 'all' is seen as target, not as file or folder
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Could you explain your app in one sentence without 'like Tinder for'?
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by rahkiin 10y ago
In the Netherlands, to get a drivers license you need schooling (often 20 or more lessons of an hour), a written theoretical exam (of the rules and when you should break and when you are (not) allowed to drive etc), and a practical exam wit
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by rahkiin 10y ago
> And at what point does my own infrastructure become more cost-effective than cloud? I am no expert at all, but one idea came to mind: say you have this small festival each year (or once) where you have 1 month (or less) you can buy tic
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Because it is not a standard. It is still in progress and deemed unsafe by Apple. (See their mail to the PR mailing list)
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Android has 2 'home screens': they have the menu with all the apps like the iOS home screen, and a customizable home screen with limited space and it is always a mess. I like the iOS homescreen.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Using IP addresses for session (in)validation is pretty useless now that everybody has a mobile device that moves between networks (WiFi at home, WiFi at work, 3G/4G). If you use the website while walking from WiFi to 4G you would lose
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by rahkiin 10y ago
If you give the tokens an expiration time of 5 minutes, the application either needs to auto-request a token every 4-5 minutes automatically using a JavaScript timer, or your session times out way too quickly. If you close the tab, you will
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Yeah, I guess it is. I only use redis for a simple cache and for worker queues. For authentication I use JWT. I store the user permissions inside the token, purely to be used by the client side (for showing/hiding interface elements).
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by rahkiin 10y ago
You would do it by adding a Redis server that stores stateful sessions (mentioned in the article). I however disagree with most of the points made in the article, and use stateless JWT myself.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
And what about memory usage?
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by rahkiin 10y ago
And that is why size_t exists. And stdint.h with uint32_t and uijt64_t: always guaranteed to be that given size.
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by rahkiin 10y ago
Well, the data is already on the internet...
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by rahkiin 10y ago
That is not at all how it goed. If someone mills all your children they gets a much higher sentence. It all depends on what you killed or what you stole. (Stealing two AA batteries vs stealing 10 million dollars with years of planning) But