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by watermelon0 7y ago
Using execve() and friends should be preferred, unless you have a really good reason for spawning a shell.
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by watermelon0 7y ago
Can you even know every transitive dependency in an average Node.js project? I just looked at a simple web service we have, which doesn't use any framework or such, and it's 5 dependencies pull in 75 dependencies altogether. Since
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by watermelon0 7y ago
Sure, it's got its problems, but please show me a better alternative.
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by watermelon0 7y ago
You can also use multiple AWS accounts to separate those environments, which also eases user management (usually you have different people with access to each environment, with some overlap). This also means that developers can have close t
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by watermelon0 7y ago
Wholesale rate is for businesses where they pay for the actual usage, and consumer-oriented providers, which you mentioned, oversell network capacity.
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by watermelon0 7y ago
If you have a device drawing high current, you would probably use a contactor (high-power relay), and then you can use low current (or even low voltage) relay/triac to drive the contactor from your circuit.
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by watermelon0 7y ago
Sadly, Edge is completely different from IE, and still cannot replace it in most cases. There are still too many public websites (e.g. online banking and other sites using digital signatures), and even more enterprise intranet sites, that r
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by watermelon0 7y ago
IMHO it seems problematic, that they can remotely push code changes, including replacement of trusted certificate, and bypass package managers. I don't expect software to (significantly?) change during runtime, outside of what was pack
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Hard in what way? Using my favorite client/library ( https://go-acme.github.io/lego/ ) I can generate wildcard cert with: lego \ --email="info@example.com" \ --accept-tos \ --path=&qu
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Like mentioned in another comment, HTML5 supports prefetching.
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Extreme optimization that can be achieved without AMP. Performance of web pages is heavily dependent on the amount of assets and their size. Hacker News loads extremely quickly without AMP, and the same can be achieved for other sites. HTML
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Support people should never require customer's password, and they should have to get explicit permission to access their account. For example, they can get access to basic information and option to reset password, if user forgets the p
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Instances launched from EBS snapshot (or EBS-backed AMI) are lazily loaded from S3, which probably explains slow performance, if you are doing lots of I/O operations (in my experience Windows is more I/O heavy, especially on boot)
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Native apps can benefit from using shared libraries, which can be updated in such case. Using WKWebView ensures that vulnerabilities are patched as part of OS updates. On OSes with sane package managers (e.g. Linux distributions) native app
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Does that mean that they can inspect all of your traffic (or at least the metadata since most sites are served via TLS nowadays)? I'm not implying they are doing that, but it's an interesting thought.
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Not sure you can say they are willing to pay it, considering the alternative is not being able to provide the application to iOS/Android users.
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by watermelon0 8y ago
I assume he meant https://slashdot.org/
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by watermelon0 8y ago
I would assume Clear Containers[1] are more lightweight solution, and they also leverage KVM/Qemu for isolation purposes. [1] https://github.com/clearcontainers/runtime
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by watermelon0 8y ago
If malware can modify /etc/hosts, then it shouldn't have any problems modifying Firefox executable or, even easier, it's configuration.
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by watermelon0 8y ago
What tracking scripts are necessary for any functionality to function (except for tracking/data-mining/selling user behaviour)?
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Seems like it's the same for .eu domains, and (I think) some other EU countries. For private persons you only see the email, and that's after entering the captcha.
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Am I the only one thinking it should be something along the lines of "We should not collect user data without an explicit consent?"
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by watermelon0 8y ago
Why do/should they care if people in the gym are on drugs or not? I understand you can be fired from the job because of them (due to negative affect they might have on your work), and when participating in competitive sports, but rejec