underyx

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by underyx 10y ago
Pretty small fish compared to everyone else in the thread, but outside of work, I'm pretty happy I published my first actually useful open source project: https://github.com/underyx/structlog-pretty
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by underyx 10y ago
Tape recorders are not still being made; verdict: obsolete T-shirts are still being made; verdict: not obsolete Python 2 is not still being made; verdict: obsolete
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by underyx 10y ago
I'd argue Python 2.7 counts as no longer produced. The 2.7.x releases with their bugfixes are akin to an electronics company still honoring the warranty of tape recorders and still repairing them. That doesn't mean tape recorders
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by underyx 10y ago
It seems to be just 3.6.0 RC1 actually: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-announce-list/2016-...
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Lesser Known Tools We Love at Kiwi.com, Part 1 of 3: CLI(code.kiwi.com)
2 points by underyx 10y ago|0 comments
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by underyx 10y ago
>It was the days back when phones still had mechanical keyboards. This should probably say physical keyboards. Mechanical typically refers to the ones that go clickety clack. Edit: And >our username’s in the channel persisted in the c
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Coala 0.9.0 release announcement(github.com)
2 points by underyx 10y ago|0 comments
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by underyx 10y ago
That is reasonable, but do you think you can go into more detail about your main product? What is it about, exactly?
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by underyx 10y ago
But when I paste it in the Slack message box it shows the ɢoogle.com version.
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by underyx 10y ago
It was a pretty nice surprise that when sending this URL in Slack it was automatically converted to `xn--oogle-wmc.com`.
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by underyx 10y ago
>ilovevitaly.com This Vitaly guy… I got tons of referral header spam (that shows up in e.g. Google Analytics) for all sorts of social media buttons and EU cookie law scare tactic sites. And then there was Vitaly who just spammed me with
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by underyx 10y ago
I've seen commenters on reddit calling it the 'burning down of the library of Alexandria of digital music'.
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by underyx 10y ago
Ah, now that, I did not know about. Do you have any specific examples?
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by underyx 10y ago
A scenario for leaking passwords would be (from a comment of mine below): >Someone naively sets up error reporting that takes the POST data and logs it somewhere. Employees can now see the passwords from POST data and impersonate each ot
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by underyx 10y ago
I don't know, this is why I'm asking. I don't know if the issue even really exists or if there are workarounds. But OAuth tokens for instance are bound to services, aren't they? If I'm correct, that would make that
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by underyx 10y ago
Yes, I totally messed up by not explaining the scenarios, so here's two I can think of: - Someone naively sets up error reporting that takes the POST data and logs it somewhere. Employees can now see the passwords from POST data and im
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by underyx 10y ago
My bad, I forgot to include that I meant a bug that leaks the password. Basically my problem is with having one password for everything. Set up a package index with LDAP auth, and people will just carelessly save their credentials in plain
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Ask HN: How is LDAP not a huge security risk?
5 points by underyx 10y ago|16 comments
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by underyx 10y ago
Alright, this following comment is not an official communication by Kiwi.com, it reflects solely my personal guesses/opinions. I'm not sure about the details since I don't have much to do with the legal side of things, but
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by underyx 10y ago
See reply two levels above .-.
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by underyx 10y ago
Glad you asked. We do: https://www.kiwi.com/us/content/guarantee Apparently the rewrite of this dry wall of text is not live yet, so let me paraphrase: You contact us and we book you the flight that gets you to yo
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by underyx 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Kiwi.com. At https://kiwi.com we combine flights ourselves instead of just taking the combinations from the big guys, you should try it out with a few queries. Not being limited to airline agreements when c
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by underyx 10y ago
People like to comment on things because feedback and discussion helps you and others do better work later on.
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by underyx 10y ago
Wait, I always tried to make my pattern as short as possible and I thought it would speed up the searches. So I guess this means I'm actually better off searching for the longest possible match then?
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Coala 0.8 release(github.com)
1 points by underyx 10y ago|0 comments
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by underyx 10y ago
>Ironically, only the first commit is signed. Yeah, and even though I had set this up myself just a few minutes before I submitted PR #3, I ended up committing on the web UI as well, with no signature :D
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by underyx 10y ago
https://github.com/coala-analyzer/coala — 'Language Independent Code Analysis' Love the idea, love the execution, the maintainers are amazing people, and it somehow only has 250 stars.
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by underyx 10y ago
Don't type in that 'brand Twitter handle' input box unless you want the site to flood your browser history :(
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by underyx 10y ago
>Proves Primary Was Rigged And of course, this is just a huge lie to bait people into clicking. The emails show a negative sentiment against Bernie from a few DNC staff members, and that's it.
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by underyx 10y ago
In all honesty, there's probably more need for that than for this comment.

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