tyleraldrich

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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   I don't know what you're working with, but you don't need a JWT to figure out access in the request pipeline. A session ID does the same thing and allows you to associate a session to a user, and most frameworks are capable o
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   But... that's not really something you _have_ to avoid. Check permissions, if they fail the test -> http401 (for an API) or some user-friendly redirect. Something similar to this is how things work without JWT currently, so it'
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   Google pays Mozilla a bunch of money to be the default search engine, and Mozilla needs the money as they are a non-profit. If somebody cares about their online privacy, they can change the default search engine very easily - I think what w
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   This same exact strategy works with a salt as well.
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   This isn't necessarily true (and is very dependent on what your password was) - they could have iterated through lists of common passwords w/ special characters, hashed them, and compared them to their DB, forcing a pw reset for e
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   I guess pointless depends on what you're reading the comment section for - I'd put you in the minority if you came here looking for book suggestions. It's certainly unrelated to the article, and the OP didn't understand
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   You didn't read the article. "09.08.2018 20:10 CEST : a 5000$ bounty is awarded – the server was in a separate VLAN with no users’ specific data."
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   You may want to look into media bias and the One America News Network. I suspect you haven't rethought your position at all, and rather parrot the position you see on the media you consume. Think outside the box.
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   by tyleraldrich 8y ago

   If your sources include two conspiracy-like youtube videos, and a legitimate article saying "maybe", you may want to rethink your position here.
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    Unfortunately for us, Trump doesn't think climate change exists, so he would never do this.
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    It's now abundantly clear you didn't even attempt to read this article. Paragraph after paragraph listing developers and direct quotes from some of them: To list a few: Pine Gate Renewables, GTM Research, SunPower Corp, Cypress Cr
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    > Why didn't the journalist at least cite the source of the informatoin? The source is cited in literally the first sentence. "President Donald Trump’s tariff on imported solar panels has led U.S. renewable energy companies to
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    Have you heard of "examples." They are things you provide in order to make your point more clear. Seriously.
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    > The comment is essentially saying that if I do great things and become a role model then I'm not welcome because we already have plenty that "look like me". The comment isn't about you at all. The OP said we need mo
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    by tyleraldrich 8y ago

    Yeah but the OP said nothing about biking for an hour every day... OP was replying to a guy who said "We lift 2 times a week. Warm up, then do 2+ reps of a heavy set." That does not at all sound like a guy who burns 3k kcal on a r
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Reddit is also the 6th most popular website in the world, and likely gets thousands of potential new users daily that are turned off by the design and don't become Reddit addicts.
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    I think you completely misunderstand why people build fences or walls around their homes. House wall: - keep pesky neighborhood kids from running through it and ruining your grass - keep your neighbors from being able to see you while you
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    There's a huge difference between having a wall around your home so your neighbors/peeping toms can't look at you and having a wall on the border to keep immigrants out. These things aren't even comparable, I have no ide
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Instagram and Snapchat share exactly 1 feature ("Stories"), so I really don't see how this shows that Snapchat is failing due to Google/FB monopoly, and not due to the reason I listed above. Instagram is more analogous t
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Perhaps there isn't just a good way to weave advertising into an app originally designed to send ephemeral pictures to friends? It seems like that's the real reason Snaps fate was preordained, and has nothing to do with Google&#x2
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Did you really think you'd be able to trade around money without being taxed?
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    > left-leaning google/facebook/youtube/twitter using alt-right as a banner to ban conservatives What? Citation needed. I haven't heard of any conservatives getting banned from these services due to their political aff
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    I doubt any of my non-technical friends know what DDG is.
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    > What is concerning is that Twitter controls a massive platform and has revealed itself to be heavily biased and intent upon ideological control of the content that exists on its platform. Your entire post is making the assumption that
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    > Wasn't it revealed the Trump Dossier was paid ofr by Pedestal/DNC? http://www.newsweek.com/republicans-trump-russia-dossier-cli... Allegedly also partially "funded by an unknown Republican during the GOP
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Nothing you mentioned is being affected by this change. They are no longer to purchase advertisements, but you can still follow RT and get news updates from them. Your post is just as much a political statement as Twitters, which is hilario
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    If you're applying for a jobs you should probably make sure you have at least 2 hours of spare time to do an interview... Take home or not, it's an interview, and if you want the job you can find 2 hours - it's a completely r
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Hah wow my reading comprehension is apparently not working at all today, my bad OP. Gunna just leave my comment up so I can be properly shamed :p
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    I'm pretty sure they both operate at a loss or at least come very close to breaking even. There is a 0% chance Uber or Lyft make "billions" in _profit_ every year.
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    by tyleraldrich 9y ago

    Who knows, maybe for legacy code reasons? This seems to be the documentation: https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/JSON-RPC#eth_gettransa...