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by varunkho 13y ago
What's equivalent of this in US that can be used from outside?
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by varunkho 13y ago
"a consultant hired to build an in-house CRM wouldn't pitch "Our CRM is going to be easy to use", they'd pitch "Your sales team will close more deals in less time when using our tool." Sadly, we product pe
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by varunkho 13y ago
These are full of actionable advice if you are planning to do or doing consultancy/product business. Anecdote: reading [0] in Patrick's last Friday email was a light bulb moment for me. The timing was perfect as I was about to thr
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by varunkho 13y ago
No Problem – the power of ASP Security Kit hlies in its flexibility and extensibility. You can provide your own implementation for most things including hashing routines if you don't find existing implementation suited for your particu
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by varunkho 13y ago
No third party library. It uses standard algorithms like Rfc2898DeriveBytes (for pbkdf2), RNGCryptoServiceProvider ETC defined in System.Security.Cryptography (bundled into the .NET framework)
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by varunkho 13y ago
Glad you asked this. That is just a pre-launch page so it does not go into detail in length. Nothing built in-house – it uses Salted password hashing with PBKDF2-SHA1 and key stretching as mentioned on [0]. Password hashing is too delicate
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by varunkho 13y ago
Most of it is installed as source files in your mvc project so you are free to change and inspect things. This is where protection against XSS/XSRF/over-posting attacks is handled as in Mvc. Only the core module is delivered as cl
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by varunkho 13y ago
Hi author here! if you have any feedback or suggestion, do let me know. you can also drop me a mail – varun@ASPSecurityKit.net ASP Security Kit is my humble attempt to solve membership management problem for applications built on ASP.NET Mv
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by varunkho 13y ago
Hi author here. Thanks for the feedback. Definitely get this corrected.
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Show HN: ASP.NET devs, no need to code user management for your site ever again(aspsecuritykit.net)
3 points by varunkho 13y ago|0 comments
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by varunkho 13y ago
Your words are always inspiring! I'm building #1 with features more than authentication for a particular platform. I have found those features minimum for every web application I have built for clients, and decided to package them to f
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by varunkho 13y ago
> Whole premise of making inroads in service providers servers is that information stored there is human readable. Store it encrypted. Nobody is inroading, government has access to the data by law or by policy. Service providers, that op
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by varunkho 13y ago
This is not a software engineering problem but social and political one. Thus, any attempt to solve it only by means of some smart engineering would be bound to be rendered uneffective for most or all of the masses.
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by varunkho 13y ago
History has shown us repeatedly that concentration of power and resources is the root of all evil. Let the world be a collection of thousands of small states with maximum autonomy to each to govern itself. We used to have this exact configu
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by varunkho 13y ago
You can use accelerator for worker roles as well. Though it is not updated any more but it is open source.
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by varunkho 13y ago
With Azure websites (in preview) deployment of Mvc4 projects is in the matter of seconds (I have been using it for some months). If you fork a hosted service, yes deployment does take time if you use the official way. Afaik, you can also us
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New Israeli Device Helps Blind With Daily Tasks(unitedwithisrael.org)
1 points by varunkho 13y ago|0 comments
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by varunkho 13y ago
I have found books from Jon Evans very delightful and interesting to read: 1) Beasts of New York – http://www.beastsofnewyork.com/ 2) Invisible Armies (thriller, drama, computer hacking) – http://www.rezendi.com/invisibleArmies.htm Both
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by varunkho 13y ago
This is awesome! What would be the average cost per-mile to fly this? Considering cost of maintanence, fuel etc.
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by varunkho 13y ago
Though not living in the first world, I feel it the same way.
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18 Year-Old Girl Invents 20-Second Cell Phone Charger(youtube.com)
4 points by varunkho 13y ago|3 comments
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by varunkho 13y ago
Risk aversion – fear of losing what you have earned by hard-work is the key here. The attitude prevails in families, customers, investers and even in aspiring entrepreneurs. Even if they trust you, they don't want to bet on something that h
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by varunkho 13y ago
email in profile
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by varunkho 13y ago
I found the process of ctrl+c, open dropbox/<folder>, ctrl+v, alt+f4, somewhat annoying, so created this. Created this a few months back. Have been using it since then, recently pushed on Github. Maybe useful for some folks. No inst
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Show HN: send to dropbox, an explorer extension(github.com)
1 points by varunkho 13y ago|2 comments
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by varunkho 13y ago
Last time I checked, Udacity was built on angular.
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by varunkho 13y ago
Everything moves in cycle. Yesterday I started coding and found fragmentation to be the biggest issue so I thought I needed a framework to do anything reasonable. That issue got solved and I have got used to it. So today I am finding that
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by varunkho 14y ago
I can help creating it. Email in profile. We can discuss and I can show you recent mvp created.
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by varunkho 14y ago
Old thread on this topic: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4058761 SO discussion (linked in thread above as well): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/118984/how-can-you-progra... In my experience, programming, in general, has nothin
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by varunkho 14y ago
Please please don't use google recaptcha at least for audio, it is completely unintelligible [0]. I think speech parsing is an easy problem compare to CV for computers that's why recaptcha audio has been made difficult to the point that bot

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