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by sakopov 10y ago
Ha! I'm heading over to northern Spain where wine flows like water and everything is super cheap. :) I'll be there for a little over a month slowly making my way to west coast to enjoy the ocean. Then... I don't know. Maybe h
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by sakopov 10y ago
Same here. I'll be joining ya! Last day June 30th :)
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by sakopov 10y ago
I just logged into VK to change my password. It happily accepted a 30-character generated password (alpha-numeric with upper/lowercase and special characters). However, i was not able to login with it after changing the password. Tried
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by sakopov 10y ago
What about radiation found during autopsy?
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by sakopov 10y ago
I don't think Flickr had any interest in becoming yet another gallery app. It always marketed itself as a place of photography with above average content from professional and hobbyist photographers. As a photographer who uses Flickr I
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by sakopov 10y ago
Technically JWTs cannot be revoked once they're issued (they just expire). You have to make sure that you delete the JWT from your preferred storage when you sign a user out and issue JWTs for a short period. You other option is to all
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Science of “forest bathing”: fewer maladies, more well-being?(youtube.com)
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by sakopov 10y ago
You have to query token validation endpoint to have your reference token validated. That's how oauth2 works. With OpenId connect you get JWT which can be validated without a call to the identity provider.
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by sakopov 10y ago
I know it's in the title but I don't see any OpenID capabilities here. Looks like Oauth2 spec implementation. Am i missing something?
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by sakopov 10y ago
I'm also a big, macho looking guy. I think just about anyone who knows me thinks that I'm dead as a rock inside. But I cry quite often. Never in public and always in complete solitude. I never really cried until about 25 when I ha
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by sakopov 10y ago
Isn't housing just a painful side effect of an astronomical influx of people moving to one city? IMHO, the problem is the tech industry being too centralized.
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Kinetic Bombardment(en.wikipedia.org)
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InstaBrute: Two Ways to Brute-Force Instagram Account Credentials(arneswinnen.net)
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by sakopov 10y ago
Absolutely agree. You want a satellite phone for true emergency situations in the wilderness. A good one will cost you around $500 and you just have to buy a temporary plan before your excursion. The sad thing is that this phone appears to
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Diver finds ancient underwater city off Mafia Island, Tanzania(seaunseen.com)
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by sakopov 10y ago
Something I see a lot of in my area. A couple of people, usually friends, pair up for an app or a saas idea. It falls through for one reason or another. A little later the same folks end up launching a web dev agency, work on random contrac
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by sakopov 10y ago
I'm simply talking about scenarios where one API needs to talk to another to get a resource it needs to act upon in some way. This can get vary hairy very quickly especially when each microservice ends up with copies of resources owned
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by sakopov 10y ago
From my own experience building a platform of products on top of microservices, I find that the most difficult part about this architecture (and the one that nobody ever talks about) is how to share data between microservices via message bu
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by sakopov 10y ago
I think if you're deploying .net code you're almost certainly going to follow similar build architecture with TeamCity doing most of the grunt work. We have a very similar build structure but a bit more polished I think. Our TeamC
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by sakopov 11y ago
My family immigrated to the US from Russia back in 1998. We were below poverty-level poor. It was a real, tough struggle to stay afloat, but I never remembered the sense of dread, desperation or depression. You were just too busy surviving.
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by sakopov 11y ago
I don't think this has anything to do with photography. As someone who's always out with my DSLRs and lenses on nature/wilderness hikes I can say that every picture I take is with the intent of freezing something that is beau
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Is the Hum, a mysterious noise heard around the world, science or mass delusion?(newrepublic.com)
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The Pyongyang Metro(businessinsider.com)
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by sakopov 11y ago
Meetups where you slap a sticker on your shirt to let others know you're single? Do you not think this is just sad and you're trying too hard? Finding a "soulmate", if you believe in such things, or really just a genuine
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by sakopov 11y ago
Isn't Germany trying to make a monetary deal with Turkey to provide asylum for "Syrian" immigrants? Considering that nobody else wants to take them I'm sure there is quite a bit of ass-kissing required to get this workin
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by sakopov 11y ago
What's everyone after when acquiring Yahoo? I can't even think of a product outside of Flickr that they've done a decent job on. I started forwarding my Yahoo mail to Gmail because the mail client was always buggy and slow. T
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by sakopov 11y ago
Online dating is the death of dating. Period. Dating apps and sites are making relationships disposable. People start treating relationships as this high which is only good while it's new and then they move on to the next great thing b
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by sakopov 11y ago
When I check my Facebook feed, as I do once every 3 months or so, I find literally nothing from my friends and a whole lot of sponsored posts or posts from groups I follow. I've shared this with friends and basically confirmed that Fac
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by sakopov 11y ago
So much bias in this thread in general. Have you missed the news on .Net Core?
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by sakopov 11y ago
I was just about to post this. I've been referring to this site for years all the way since University days. Invaluable resource! Thanks for posting!

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