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weddpros
11y ago
1- serve your content over HTTPS ...
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11y ago
Only checks certificate, not ciphers... And does not offer monitoring
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How's your SSL security doing?
(medium.com)
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WebUSB is a way to make it useful from day one => if WebUSB was marketed with this business goal, then why not (except nobody would buy it)? but the implications are so much wider, in terms of security and usability... Why not WebSATA? W
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11y ago
and only works in a browser... which makes it useless for all the people who care about color. It should really be the responsibility of the OS only... and browsers should all be ICC aware to begin with (a few years ago, only Safari was)
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Seriously? What they really want is Javascript device drivers? Like so many things USB, it will be half baked at best... USB couldn't even design a proper connector, had data rates (USB2) 4x below specs, etc. I wouldn't trust them
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the industry was never able to deliver half correct default ICC profiles, and you'd like to alter these badly calibrated screens dynamically?
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Maybe the NSA thinks they don't have enough control on our machines? "If only we could control their USB devices too"... Then the FBI asks/orders Yubico (or others) to help bypassing USB dongles remotely? I think I won&#
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11y ago
protectionism and peace: pick one
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Author here... SSLPing was born as a side project. I'll be glad to read any critics/questions/whatever
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Show HN: SSLPing – two seconds to test your SSL servers' security
(sslping.com)
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"state of the art" is the keyword in the title. It does mean bleeding edge, most hyped, etc...
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"when our legislative bodies actually understand how the technology around them"... They probably thing they do, hence the problem
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11y ago
Some databases don't even support explicit foreign key constraints, and SQL doesn't make their declaration mandatory. And that metadata is not in the resultset, you get an id instead. So SQL dbs will happily let you join with the
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The article assumes having HATOAS is somehow more important than having an API. Maybe it's not. SQL and JSON APIs share the same vision (dis)regarding HATOAS. A foreign ID in SQL looks like a JSON field with an ID in it. HATEOAS links
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>> It's deadlock free. This one is easy, because Pony has no locks at all! > This is nonsense. Deadlock happens when multiple processes/threads are waiting for each other. It is not caused by locks. Actually deadlocks hap
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Yes, introducing intelligence into the equation is mandatory... Without it, you can't reach efficiency. I think success requires efficiency more than luck.
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You need SSL on your website. You really need it. Edit: I know it will switch to s.onesafebox.com when I click on "Sign up", but I think a security related company can't have an HTTP only website...
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11y ago
In that case, simply saving a file would also count as encryption now, since iOS devices are encrypted...
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Actually, it's because the DNS name doesn't match that of the cert. My current side project tells me: Hostname/IP doesn't match certificate's altnames: "Host: getplaya.com. is not in the cert's altnames: D
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Disclosure: I work for clanofthecloud.com, so feel free to ask questions!
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Backend for games goes essentially free
(clanofthecloud.com)
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I brought the performance argument (among others) because the article does. When I read 100k I thought it was rps, not rpm. It would have been an achievement. The achievable performance of dbs is linked to their horizontal scalability, and
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Add sharding, rebalancing, replication and partition tolerance to the mix... I know some nosql dbs don't support that, but horizontal scalability is the benefit you should expect for dropping sql
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If sharding, rebalancing and partitions didn't exist... And if 1600 rps were enough when nosql can reach 1M rps (600 times more)... And if that homemade replication infrastructure was as mature and supported as nosql dbs... Then using
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and he should be ordered to give back 25 years of his own salary to that poor guy
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Population growth is exclusively cultural. See how it's declining in Europe, still growing fast in Africa, etc. Science could change that very fast: birth control isn't available to everyone on earth... yet. But religion could cha
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_ up to a point where the next potential immigrant would no longer be interested in immigrating_ Do you really think economic immigrants can already afford the current prices? Do they move to the USA because it's cheap? or because it&#
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My experience: - uncaught exception should terminate the process... but - cluster.js allows restating failed processes easily - and you whole cluster should be restarted if it dies (we use upstart's respawn) - uncaught exceptions shoul
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I had a look too, and it seems it's an editor for XML + css-like + javascript... XML is used to describe the interface (there's no HTML), CSS is used to style the native components, and Javascript is used to script the whole thing
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