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by wprl 13y ago
Password hashing with salt was one of the things I first implemented when switching to Node.js 3 years ago. It's an essential part of local password storage.
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by wprl 13y ago
I wish them the best of luck. Vim is already an IDE.
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by wprl 13y ago
How can I get a job making up stuff like this? Or is the author just self-deluded?
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by wprl 13y ago
I don't know. I think it's fine if a private company that is maintaing the registry also wants to monetize parts of it. They are after all expending considerable effort and resources, and they're doing nothing to stop other
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by wprl 13y ago
FYI Nodejitsu offers private npm...
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by wprl 13y ago
Is this really news?
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by wprl 13y ago
Both major parties are corrupt. Therefor, electing any non-corrupt party would be a step forward, perhaps even paving the way for ending the two-party system. We will keep having corrupt government as long as we keep voting it in.
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by wprl 13y ago
The only mathematical certainty here is that if you keep voting for corrupt parties, they will keep getting elected. If a few swing elections go in the opposite direction, it is a small price to pay.
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by wprl 13y ago
It would, and we should vote for anybody but the D's and R's until there's enough momentum to push something like this through. The US is way too big and diverse not to have coalition government. We have a great Constitutio
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by wprl 13y ago
On the flip side, people overvalue their comfort, and are often unwilling to sacrifice extravagancies they have come to see as necessities.
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by wprl 13y ago
Guys, guys... stop giving credence to the myth that we have to keep voting for one of the corrupted parties that control the federal government. Yes, you will be stepping forward into a lonely political area, but you can and should vote f
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by wprl 13y ago
It's easy not to write web scrapers even without this tool ;)
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by wprl 13y ago
It's hard to see this is anything but the symptom of sick global economy, and a sick global society. Automation should be making people's lives better in the short term, not just in the hypothetical long term. We exist within a
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by wprl 13y ago
Presumably pre-paid credit/debit card (bought with cash a at gas station, grocery store, etc.).
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by wprl 13y ago
How about basic decency? You have to admit that there is a parallel here with many "everyday" drug cases, and that the punishment of ordinary people in parallel situations is drastically disproportionate to the punishment of HSBC
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by wprl 13y ago
The system is a fraud.
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by wprl 13y ago
I'm surprised this poor excuse for an article made it to the front page of HN!
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PATCH, Idempotence, & the Importance of Standards(kun.io)
1 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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Use PUT for Partial Updates in your REST API!(kun.io)
1 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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by wprl 13y ago
We, the citizens, are the "top leaders." Who cares what the administration thinks? It's time to vote out all Democrats and Republicans.
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by wprl 13y ago
good
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Are Node.js Workers a Good Thing?(kun.io)
1 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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Code Obfuscation is Worthless(kun.io)
2 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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Why My Open Source Stack Is Right for Your REST API(kun.io)
1 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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by wprl 13y ago
Not to mention that if you have only one client, you may actually legally be the employee of your client, which is a big liability for your client! I think there are even situations where having a contract explicitly stating you are not an
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Ditch Gmail(kun.io)
1 points by wprl 13y ago|0 comments
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by wprl 13y ago
Perhaps it's a matter of taste but I was thinking yesterday that the iTunes app reminds of the old dial-in AOL.
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by wprl 13y ago
Beatport is more expensive ~100% of the time but has better music.
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by wprl 13y ago
These graphs are crazy.
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by wprl 13y ago
Better late than never.

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