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by 0xEA 6y ago
Dude! Nothing frustrates me more than people mistaking server version with api version. It means I can’t update one piece of infrastructure at a time or you can never break api compact. Your server needs to support multiple api versions for
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by 0xEA 6y ago
Where i work we abuse semver but I hope in a good way. Major is wire api break. Minor is effectively YYYYMMWW (we ship weekly) and patch is number of commits off stable branch.
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by 0xEA 7y ago
Please take this down. Load page with fresh cookies. It’s a scam.
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Using custom TypeScript definitions with TS 2.x(medium.com)
3 points by 0xEA 10y ago|0 comments
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by 0xEA 11y ago
I agree, you would have to tie IPs->peer keys to make this work.
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by 0xEA 11y ago
nacl says that for security each nonce/key pair must be unique for each message. If you send a "HELO" message, for example first, you've made it possible to build a pretty simple rainbow table if nonce just starts at 0 o
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by 0xEA 11y ago
Your message length is sent in plain text and unauthenticated. Does this present a problem?
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by 0xEA 12y ago
mind = blown
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by 0xEA 13y ago
Sure, you would have to know that. But you have to look up if the business you want to contact is open on Sunday anyway, even if they are local. Or what time they close today. Or you have to try to figure out the whole no work on Friday thi
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by 0xEA 13y ago
I was a huge fan of this in '98. Was very sad to see it fail. I even wrote custom software for Litestep so you could see what beat time it was.
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by 0xEA 13y ago
As an example: I don't know where you are, you don't know where I am. I tell you I am available from @300-@800 if you want to Skype today. Let me know which time is good for you.
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by 0xEA 13y ago
WW2 had a ton of propaganda about distrusting people, yet according to this article that was a very trusting time.
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by 0xEA 13y ago
This isn't one comment to HN with 127 spelling mistakes, it would be equivalent to 1000s of people as part of a collective group contributing 1000s of spelling mistakes over the past 15 years, then all of a sudden fixing a ton of the m
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by 0xEA 13y ago
This argument is akin to saying "isn't it beautiful that I can go from Lion to Mountain Lion within the same day". You aren't changing much, just who packaged the software together.
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by 0xEA 13y ago
I think this is probably a fair assessment. I just wish their website was slightly less shady.
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by 0xEA 13y ago
Must be a scam...
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by 0xEA 13y ago
Actually, you rarely want a predictable nonce as well. The difference is that a nonce must not repeat (or repetition is statistically irrelevant). Even per wikipedia, many often refer to an IV as a nonce: http://en.wikipedia.org&
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Bitcoin Transaction (blockchain.info)
1 points by 0xEA 13y ago|0 comments
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by 0xEA 13y ago
I just read this, interesting concept, albeit dirty. I still think we should all accept a logger and use this to work around bad libraries. $0.02
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your pet project doesn’t stand a fighting chance(ericlanderson.com)
1 points by 0xEA 14y ago|0 comments
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by 0xEA 14y ago
You could use the PGP endorsement model. Network effects should work out decently.
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by 0xEA 15y ago
Link to the patch?
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Making SSH Fast | 0xEA by Eric Anderson(0xea.com)
5 points by 0xEA 15y ago|0 comments
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by 0xEA 15y ago
Once your code base gets to a certain size, the feature set gets big enough, and the maintenance starts stacking up, you need a more robust language. Sure, plenty of web apps can run fine on Ruby, but even then, many of them start looking t
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Anonymous Versus EFF? Corporate Donation Riles Activists(wired.com)
3 points by 0xEA 15y ago|1 comments
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by 0xEA 15y ago
Would you drive drunk frequently if this became legal?
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by 0xEA 15y ago
You missed the point
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by 0xEA 15y ago
This is a really really tough question to answer. How many other people are contributing to the company? How big is the company? How long have you been there? How much has "the man" put into the company financially and in terms of time?
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by 0xEA 16y ago
4 PMs to 5 devs seems like overkill. why do this?
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Working at Microsoft – Day to Day Coding « Foredecker(foredecker.wordpress.com)
1 points by 0xEA 16y ago|0 comments

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