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by y4mi 7y ago
Yeah, but how would you log a user out? Delete the local token? And if someone got access to the token, your account will be owned forever with no way to revoke the access. Unless you auto expire them... Now you need a flow to refresh the t
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by y4mi 7y ago
I should probably point out that I'm talking about an authentication framework which includes sessions etc. I just can't see any other way for jwts granted by your service to be useful. If it sounded like your service already exi
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by y4mi 7y ago
I don't see how. There are libraries to interface with these oauth solutions so you basically just send them to the corresponding server and wait for them to come back with their token , which you'll verify with said library... Yo
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by y4mi 7y ago
Jwt are usually signed with a private key, and the corresponding public key you need for verification is static/fetchable for dog-and-world. Not sure why he wants you to implement another oauth server though, there are several quite go
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by y4mi 7y ago
While I personally wouldn't use anything but Linux for .. basically anything, you're definitely living in a bubble if you truly think do. c# a viable language with great tooling, and there is a lot of enterprise software available
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by y4mi 7y ago
Haha, that example code made my day # check if frame is None if frame_stab is None: #if True break the infinite loop break A single comment saying "continue if stream ends" would be much clearer
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by y4mi 7y ago
I strongly agree on the former, but wasn't illegal only for criminal law? This would be a licence violation with a fine from civil law, no? I'm not is lawyer though, just surprised about the illegal term in this context
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by y4mi 7y ago
It seems slow because the content isn't loaded yet. The first visit is faster, each subsequent click takes longer. That is good for blogs, news and similar because you rarely go through several pages, but horrible for webapps where you
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by y4mi 7y ago
According to Wikipedia, melancholy included the present in it's reflection. I.e. you remember how great that house you grew up in was, and how your current apartment is terrible in comparison Wehmut on the other hand doesn't need
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by y4mi 7y ago
Tell that to the go enthusiasts. They're all claiming it to be peak performance surpassing everything else. though even java is faster in most benchmarks
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by y4mi 7y ago
You'd supposedly sacrifice performance though. At least that's the common complaint for Alpine docker images... It's based on musl and halve of the community always complains about serious performance degradation
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by y4mi 7y ago
"--" is also invalid in json, as it doesn't deal with mutations. The parent was talking about js.
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by y4mi 7y ago
And unanimous functions are basically non-existent. Yes, lambda works but only allows a single line, which forces you to name the function anyway.
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by y4mi 7y ago
None that I know of. Sorry if I made it sounds as if there are any alternatives. Capitalism is still the best system known to work, despite its incentives for pure profits at the cost of sustainability. It's just good to keep in mind t
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by y4mi 7y ago
Capitalism is about increasing productivity and profitability. There is no incentive for sustainability unless governments interfer, which would technically be against capitalism. I think capitalism was a great system, it's just going
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by y4mi 7y ago
Capitalism does encourage it though.
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by y4mi 7y ago
while i'd agree that outlook.live.com is a great webservice, i'm not sure i'd encourage people that only want mail service to use it. office365 is aimed at people that actually want to use the microsoft office suite. if you o
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by y4mi 7y ago
iirc, the calling number is reported from the calling device, not the service provider. I remember playing around with that on my rooted Android phone years ago (around Android 2.0-2.2) in germany. It would probably be possible to discard t
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by y4mi 7y ago
yes, most repositories arent documented well either, thats definitely true and was part of my point, really. how are you going to figure out why you're encountering a bug if not even the code itself is written in english? its fine for
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by y4mi 7y ago
I've actually stopped paying attention to https://github.com/vitalets/github-trending-repos because there are so many Chinese repositories each week. It's just rare to get them on HN, because it's a nigh
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by y4mi 7y ago
You made me laugh, but it is unfair. vue, (p)react and angular all have a better frontend development experience than you'd have with Django/rails. It just increases your tech stack from one component by at least 3 (webpack, nodej
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by y4mi 7y ago
I'm not the parent, but yes. It's basically the keyboard if you want to ssh or run a Linux distro in userspace. flow typing wasn't possible last time I used it, however.
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by y4mi 7y ago
> Do they also work if you have an American bank AND a German bank? why would that even matter? its not rocket science to add more integrations. especially in an asynchronous process like fetching bank transfers. you got all the time in
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by y4mi 7y ago
I loved ynab4 and actually build a smallish webservice to duplicate it's functionality after it went SaaS. It sadly stopped working with the PSD2 regulation this fall. I'd definitely pay for it, if I could connect my bank account
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by y4mi 7y ago
If anyone is parasitic, it's people selling their software. They're all using a lot of free libraries and tooling to actually produce working software. While I do agree that people deserve to be paid for their work, blaming othe
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by y4mi 7y ago
still doesn't make sense because the foreign nations aren't depriving the people paying for the research of the information they paid for via taxes. theft means that something was taken away from somebody else. this clearly isnt t
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by y4mi 7y ago
i'm not sure i follow... the GP is basically saying: "its paid for by public money, it shouldn't be restricted" how do you get from that to "i cant let anyone but people from my country look at this"? there no
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by y4mi 7y ago
You're right, I don't know their discounts. It's still more expensive unless they get paid for using the bandwidth though
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by y4mi 7y ago
i think the source of the hate is how little the dialog actually tells the user. imagine the message saying something like "{{ process_name || process_command }} is blocking the shutdown, press F7 to terminate it forcefully" i dou
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by y4mi 7y ago
Bandwidth is expensive on aws. Image and video hosting is usually significantly cheaper on bare metal where you just get unmetered bandwidth from housing providers

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