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I hurt my hands a few weeks ago so I've been pairing out of necessity and I can't believe that it took me this long (10+ years) to get on the pairing train. Just got access tuple about a week ago. Worked really well, I plan on try
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Multiple CVEs Released for RubyGems
(blog.rubygems.org)
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8y ago
I think it's about 40. checks link Looks like they were right.
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Cache Invalidation Complexity: Rails 5.2 and Dalli Cache Store
(blog.heroku.com)
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8y ago
Of note, this is the first security vulnerability that Heroku has ever decided to explicitly target via config https://devcenter.heroku.com/changelog-items/1437
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Rails Asset Pipeline Directory Traversal Vulnerability (CVE-2018-3760)
(blog.heroku.com)
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9y ago
s/for email//
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9y ago
Fan-freaking-tastic article
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9y ago
Thanks for the info and thanks for source maps! I wrote the article. I'm updating to clarify that I meant that "version 3 was released in 2011" instead of reading as though the original version of source maps came out in 2011
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9y ago
Article writer here. I meant that "version 3" of source maps were introduced in 2011, which is the date on the google doc. I'm updating the article.
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Announcing PCI Compliance for Heroku Shield
(blog.heroku.com)
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WTF is a Thread
(schneems.com)
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I know how to code, I can code in anything
(schneems.com)
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9y ago
He's dead now :( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hahn Another related good read is "The Boy Who Played with Fusion: Extreme Science, Extreme Parenting, and How to Make a Star".
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9y ago
Go to Japan.
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9y ago
This. Most schools are moving away from C or Java being their primary language. Most comp sci professors acknowledge the usefulness of a scripting language and so when they need to pick one, they pick one they have the most familiarity with
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Adding a Blog Feature: 'Say My Name'
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How I Lost 17,000 GitHub Auth Tokens in One Night
(schneems.com)
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[Podcast] Balancing the Feature/Feedback Cycle on CodeTriage
(betonyourself.com)
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9y ago
Sounds a bit like "Superior orders" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superior_orders . > that the defense of superior orders was no longer considered enough to escape punishment; but merely enough to lessen pu
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I Spent $50 on Twitter Ads So You Don't Have To
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9y ago
I have an electric bike and I love it. It makes places that were "just a bit too far" away without assist perfectly close. It won't replace a car 100% for me (I live in Austin, Tx), but it does cut down my total car trips qui
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9y ago
Thanks for linking! I just saw this thread and posted too.
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9y ago
I wrote about my experiences a few weeks ago: https://schneems.com/2017/07/26/omscs-omg-is-an-online-maste... I'm through my second OMSCS semester, and it you want to know if I think it's worth it..
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Conversation at https://lobste.rs/s/w8rpwl/sending_massive_emails_considered...
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Sending Massive Emails Considered Harmful
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9y ago
Am I "op" here? I live in America so it's all I've ever known. Another example involving insulin: The client got free insulin but did not pick it up. It was only after a social worker dug into the issue found out the cli
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Many people who are currently homeless are not the bums you see on the side of the road. Many have assets (computers, clothes, maybe even cars) but have been temporarily displaced from a home. Usually due to unforeseen financial hardship li
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My S/O used to work at a company AuntBertha. They're a "search engine for social services" but they are a for-profit company (a B-Corp). Their biggest clients are hospitals and insurers. There are people called "fre
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9y ago
Aren't posts supposed to have the same title as the article? Should be: "What fraction of social programmes don’t work?"
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