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by zimbatm 10y ago
Aliens works in mysterious ways?
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The linked article does a much better job of explaining the problem. Just read this one: https://idea.popcount.org/2014-04-03-bind-before-connect/
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The smartphone is a concept, a portable computer with Internet connectivity and a touch screen as a primary mode of interaction. I don't think we should limit our thinking to it's actual form. The key bit is the portable, connecte
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Yes basically this is the main reason. I could change it but I have better things to do. Also my www recommendation is for commercial websites who tend to have multiple subdomains, more traffic with HA requirements, and a more complex setup
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by zimbatm 10y ago
After having tried both I'm very much in the WWW camp. Even though the naked domain looks nicer, it's just not worth the hassle. > End users save an extra DNS lookup Most intermediate resolvers will return both the CNAME and A
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by zimbatm 10y ago
In both cases there is a DB somewhere storing the list. The difference is that with the blacklist the server can keep an in-memory cache because it's so small. Sessions don't need to be invalidated atomically so the blacklist can
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by zimbatm 10y ago
It would also send them to the CDN if it's hosted on a cdn. subdomain.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
If the SPA is doing XHR requests then a localStorage is also an option. It has the advantage that the application can control on which requests the token is being sent, in contracts with cookies where they are sent for any requests on then
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by zimbatm 10y ago
On the other hand, since the target users are developers, they are in a good position to fix these newline-containing filenames. Even if they are POSIX compliant they shouldn't be encouraged :)
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by zimbatm 10y ago
There is a big opportunity for Homebrew Cask[1]. It's already a fully-fledged app catalog. It's only missing a GUI for normal people to use it. [1]: https://caskroom.github.io/
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by zimbatm 10y ago
As a workaround it's possible to show them on the strip: System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Press Fn Key to: Show F1, F2, etc Keys
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by zimbatm 10y ago
What's wrong with using the X-Forwarded-For/X-Forwarded-Proto headers as usual? Or do you mean for non-HTTP protocol?
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The best move is to forgive the other person, it's not worth wasting your time over emotions at work. Maybe they had a bad day, it can happen to anyone. Just keep your ground and make sure you are perceived as being helpful in the situ
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The issue is that ICANN shouldn't have to verify that information. As a customer I only want to interact with my registrar. Why do I even have to talk to ICANN? My registrar can then interact with ICANN if necessary.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
On top of what peter_mcrae said, CSP[1] is a way to sandbox the page in modern browsers. But because GTM basically requires "root" access on the page it makes that sandboxing model useless. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Google Tag Manager is not very practical in cases where you want a secure website. It renders CSP useless because it requires all sorts of permissions like 'self' on scripts and CSS. It's good to have on the marketing webpage
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by zimbatm 10y ago
https://github.com/elitak/nixos-infect is similar but doesn't require to pivot root.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The buildpacks only define the content of the container, and what processes within that containter it can run. On deploy, the containers are all being replaced.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
A CLI is usable by any language that can fork/exec and read/write IO. A library is more likely to be usable by only one language.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Not for the browser but NaCl is going to get less support from compiler toolchains now that WebAssembly it there.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
To make this project viable they would have to re-build it around WebAssembly[1] instead. NaCl was conceived before WebAssembly emerged as the standard for binary executables for the web and is now in maintenance mode. [1] http:/&#x2F
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The term "zero-cost abstraction" is a bit annoying. By definition an abstraction has an obfuscation and compilation cost even if it doesn't add to the runtime cost. Too much of these and the program is not understandable anym
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Twitter is a content generation engine with a seed of 140 characters. Then everyone interprets it in their own way, preferably by being outraged. Unless something tangible appears all this exercise is a big waste of time.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Usually IO read (or writes) should only be handled by a single goroutine at the same time. I don't think that the Read() function provides concurrent access guarantees either. But you're right that myIO.ReadReady doesn't give
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by zimbatm 10y ago
ReadReady() could be made part of an interface, it doesn't necessarily need to be magic. That this pattern exists and it would be nice if there was a solution, I don't really care about the implementation.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
This would be solved if the "select" keyword was also working on I/O objects. It could gain special io.ReadReady and io.WriteReady channels that return a boolean. This would also simplify most of the code that tries to pull e
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by zimbatm 10y ago
If browsers are able to deprecate old encryption layers I don't see a reason why matrix client wouldn't be able to do the same. And as with browsers, if the clients or servers don't get upgraded then at some point they will s
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Promote tools that are compatible across clouds. The biggest contender is Kubernetes right now because Google is behind it. Anyone who adopts it is in a better position to move off of Amazon. Google has a better infrastructure and pricing b
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by zimbatm 10y ago
One part of the solution might come from using Nix; The release engineering team has started using Nix in their build process. Once all dependencies are mapped in Nix it means you just need to install the tool itself and all the dependencie
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by zimbatm 10y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing calendar spam invites bring people to unexpected locations. https://plus.google.com/+RonnieBincer/posts/ec3aZmhNMwg

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