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by spapas82 5y ago
One thing to consider about services like this is the actual value that they add to the store owners or customers. In my opinion this value is more is less zero! They don't offer anything in the business of delivery. In reality, the st
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by spapas82 5y ago
This is a welcome addition but isn't such a big deal... There are great third-party packages (i.e https://github.com/jazzband/django-redis ) for whoever needs a redis cache backend in a project. Myself, I just use
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by spapas82 5y ago
Wow I didn't know that nor I even expected it. Can you recommend me a way to achive this behavior (i.e not allow users without permissions to create tables in the public schema) in Postgresql 13?
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes. Just use a framework like bootstrap to build your mvp. Then you'll need to learn a bit of bootstrap of course but it's really simple after you understand the basic concepts (layout, grid, nav etc). If your mvp takes off you&#
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by spapas82 5y ago
They have so many toys (which use for so little each time) that it ain't really worth it to use rechargeable batteries... I am just buying a lot of normal batteries each time and install them whenever needed. I just don't know wha
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by spapas82 5y ago
It would be great if this was available for purchase from somewhere. And if it also included an on off button! I've got a lot of dead batteries (because children toys) and it would be nice using them to get some light for night reading
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by spapas82 5y ago
Forward and reverse proxies is an important concept that a lot of technical people don't know about but it's really important and if not taken into account will bite them. I'll explain them in as few words as possible for the
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Token Authentication for Django-rest-framework(spapas.github.io)
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I was developing python/django for a couple of years in notepad++. I had a very slow computer this time and using anything else seemed way too slow. The featured I missed most from notepad++ was not being able to quickly open files for
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by spapas82 5y ago
Excellent thank you so much!
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Thank you for this great explanation! I understand that the prolem is inherent in in web-ased security systems and not much can be done. However, let's suppose that I packed the client functionality to an electron app (i.e executable w
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes you are right, nothing. However that is a different and much more difficult kind of attack than the common one where an attacker retrieves all the files stored on the server and goes away. Also I'm really not sure if such a determ
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes that's right. The backing up of the private key and its passphrase is done out of this application. So if an authority loses access to its private key then they need to generate a new key pair and start over. Of course they will lo
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes, this will be used in our organization to transfer various documents (mainly pdf/word files) that contain sensitive data (i.e medical conditions of colleagues).
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by spapas82 5y ago
The private key is not uploaded to the server, only the public key. It is loaded to the client javascript (localStorage) as you say. Also both the encryption and decryption are performed client side. The result is that if the server is comp
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by spapas82 5y ago
Thank you for the suggestion, I'll get to it ASAP.
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Yes there's no PFS in ETSD. The data is encrypted with the recipient's public key as normally in PGP so if the private key is compromised then the malicious user can decrypt all messages that were encrypted with that key (if he al
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by spapas82 5y ago
Hello friends, this is a Django project that we are going to use to submit sensitive data across the departments of our (public sector) organization. It uses Openpgp.js to encrypt/decrypt all files locally to the users's browsers
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Show HN: ETSD – Transmit sensitive data encrypted across your organization(github.com)
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I couldn't find it from a quick search... Do you know if this tool supports non English languages (specifically greek)? Also why idea if it also supports stemming for these i.e I would like to search for σκύλος (=dog) and get documents
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by spapas82 5y ago
Here is Greece we just call them bugs (we use the English word, not any transitions).
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Yes, that's an explantation that could support his behaviour. However I don't think that he was doing it just to present himself as smarter than the other people. He firmly believed that opinions, at least that's what I was g
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes I understand this, the current covid situation has taught us that scientists don't always agree, especially when the answer isn't a universal truth. However, for the covid (or for example that smoke causes cancer debate) each
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by spapas82 5y ago
About this, what was very puzzling to me was the opinions of the late Michael Chrichton. He was constantly expressing the opinion that the global warming was a frame up, both in his books but also to various talks. He had even written a boo
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by spapas82 5y ago
Very useful for me to download the filfre articles as mp3 so I will be able to listen to them off line! Thank you!
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by spapas82 5y ago
It ain't Thunderbird's big feature but it's an important one at least for me. The fact that pgp is not growing in popularity is not related to its security but its difficulty of using it properly (and the fact that it is an o
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by spapas82 5y ago
Yes that's the case. Thunderbird does not use gnupg anymore and the enigmail extension is not needed. However I think that Thunderbird having everything integrated in its UI, without the need to use or even install a third party progra
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by spapas82 5y ago
Late versions of Thunderbird have integrated GPG functionality. I have tested and used this extensively and I think it's a required feature that enables most users to have excellent security in their communications. For me, only this
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Sentry has become impossible to self host(twitter.com)
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Thanks for the link I'll take a look. I agree that you don't need to understand y to be an effective lisper. I have used lisp and various other functional languages over the years in various projects and there wasn't a use ca

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