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by whodev 3y ago
Why not use https://any.run ?
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by whodev 3y ago
I was kinda with you until you made this statement: > No, "defense in depth" is not a valid excuse to use a WAF anyway, because it provides no real defense! I have to disagree here. You are making assumptions that every develop
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by whodev 3y ago
I answered this before on a pretty similar question a few days ago, but my go to stack for my small SaaS "startup" has been the HAG (HTMX, AlpineJs, Go) stack. With this you stack you have a dead simple web application that can be
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by whodev 3y ago
To be honest, while I have heard of Planetscale I never really looked into it. It does seem really interesting, but as you can probably gather from my answer I'm really into simplicity and ease of use. And since Turso is powered by Lib
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by whodev 3y ago
I've started using what I've dubbed the HAG (HTMX, AlpineJS, Go) stack for my "startup". It's really simple and easy to get into. I do try to minimize the use of third party packages/modules to reduce my attack
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by whodev 3y ago
> // Middleware automatically routes "/Foo" to FooController I don't know why, but I truly do not like this. So if I create a "HelloController" class does the middleware just start automatically ro
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by whodev 3y ago
I was legit about to say how are they at minimum not using `checkip.amazonaws.com`
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by whodev 3y ago
What do you mean with #3? A command like below runs perfectly fine with no PS* specific junk. ``` > Get-Process | Select -Last 5 Name,ProcessName,Company,Path | ConvertTo-Json [ { "Name": "winlogon",
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by whodev 4y ago
I've had to have this argument so many times when I was working as a desktop tech.
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by whodev 4y ago
I like bouncing my code problems off ChatGPT, it can give me an answer and I don't feel bad if I forgot something simple. The issue is I've had it give me completely wrong code only for it to be like "I'm sorry" and
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by whodev 4y ago
It's to defang the IP addresses https://defang.me/why.php
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by whodev 4y ago
I absolutely love Privacy.com for the service they provide. It's fantastic to be able to create a one time use card for a web purchase. I even have one connected to my Walmart app that allows me to pay in store via the QR code.
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by whodev 4y ago
No it's from my VPN. That's what is making me wonder about the data you used. If other intel sources say it's a clean IP not used for bots, I want to know what makes your service say otherwise. Are you labeling all IPs from s
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by whodev 4y ago
I wonder where you get your data from. I checked the dedicated IP I use against other services and they all come back as clean, but yours labelled it as a bot.
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by whodev 4y ago
You have to explicitly tell bore which server to serve your client on. At no point do you have to use 'bore.pub'. That is being provided by the developer as a public place if you choose not to run your own bore server.
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When it comes to diversity in tech, employers have set themselves up to fail(zdnet.com)
1 points by whodev 5y ago|0 comments
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by whodev 5y ago
This reminds me of a GCP issue that was opened in 2011 for users not being able to remove themselves from projects. It affects me still, I got an invite from a friend for a little hobby project he was working and he lost access to his Googl