TobbenTM

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by TobbenTM 1mo ago
I'm the founder, so take this with a grain of salt, but depending on _what_ you're selling, https://moonbase.sh may be an option. We built it for selling software specifically, primarily downloadable/installable s
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by TobbenTM 6mo ago
What is the benefit of this app over the long-established open-source AltTab? https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos
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by TobbenTM 9mo ago
You certainly don't need a hardware token, you can store it in any FIPS 140 Level 2+ stores. This includes stuff like Azure KeyVault and AWS KMS. Azure Trusted Signing is 100% the best choice, but if for whatever reason you cannot use
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by TobbenTM 1y ago
The Ladybird project started a similar journey, and indeed they are mainly waiting on Swift 6+ features as documented in their blockers issue: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/933
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
If you're looking for a co-working space in Amsterdam, you have the https://hackerbuilding.nl/ , great vibes with lots of founders around
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
Moonbase AS | https://moonbase.sh | Remote (Europe) | Part-time / co-founder | Lead Commercial Growth Moonbase is building the ultimate e-commerce platform for indie software developers. We're already trusted by innova
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
Datadog is a monstrosity, they do so many things, most of which you don't know or don't care about, so which ones do you need? We ended up going for HyperDX, just because I really favour fast log searches and simple alerts straigh
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
You don’t open up for CSRF attacks if you use same site cookies, which I guess is part of why this pattern is seeing more use now.
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
I think the main attack vector they are trying to protect against is XSS attacks. If a malicious actor manages to inject client side code, there’s nothing preventing them from exfiltrating tokens and gaining persistent user access. This bec
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
It was serverless from the start, although there isn't a whole lot of serverless unique code in it, apart from some event handler bootstrapping to handle SQS triggered Lambdas. Everything else is just standard .Net that would look the
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by TobbenTM 2y ago
Fully managed so I can spend my time on actually building features. In my case, AWS is my go to cloud, and even with a couple of thousand users, Lambda for compute, DynamoDB for database and SNS+SQS for eventing is costing me less than 5€ p
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by TobbenTM 3y ago
Reminds me of the old Java Zone ad: https://youtu.be/RnqAXuLZlaE?si=Yo6xYRsGWYEu2pF6
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by TobbenTM 3y ago
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Remote: Prefer on-site, but open to remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#/.Net, JS/TS, Vue.js, React.js, AWS, Terraform, +++ Résumé/CV: On request LinkedIn: https:&#x2
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by TobbenTM 3y ago
Purely speculative, but I suspect quite a number of vr players have gotten used to the floating movements. Some vr games are just vastly better using floating movements, especially FPS games. Look at Pavlov VR for example, it's honestl
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by TobbenTM 3y ago
Rider is pretty good as an IDE, and .Net works on both M1/2 ARM as well as X64 macOS.
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
This was the first year I've been with them, and pre-paid for a year of dedicated servers.
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
(Anecdotal evidence) While I've been happy with OVH over the last year, literally last night they suspended my servers because they weren't able to charge my card. No warning that they would charge it, no pre-authorization, no gra
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
Some countries do _kinda_ have this, for registering `.no` domains you need to be a Norwegian citizen or do it through a Norwegian company. Not sure how much that actually helps tho?
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
For my full-stack AWS/Node/.Net/React/Vue.js contracts I usually charge 90-150€ depending on clients. 7 years of professional experience.
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
Dell's have so many issues that make me hesitant to ever get one again. Ranging from warranty being voided for placing them in a bag: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28639952 To having to _buy_ access to drivers;
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
Vendor lock-in is always omni-present, even if you are using Kubernetes. The only difference is that the vendor lock-in you get when you run Kubernetes is mainly with the infrastructure layer hosting the code, instead of the code entrypoint
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
Terraform only for me, have not experienced anything better.
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
Kind of? For my new projects nowadays, I'm pushing mainly serverless approaches using AWS Lambdas (behind API Gateways for stuff that needs to be reachable by HTTP). I think this shifts the complexity from managing Kubernetes and its
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
If you hit the print button, the print layout is pretty good, pretty much ready to print to PDF if you ask me!
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by TobbenTM 4y ago
While I totally agree with the sentiment, it's hard to produce diagrams using code-to-diagram tools that convey as much meaning and story. I'd welcome anyone to challenge me on this, but the styling options you have for tools like
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by TobbenTM 5y ago
Is it really forced tho? People are busy, you some times don't get the chance to sit down and just talk about anything on your mind. Something else than the current backlog or whatever. By scheduling regular meetings, it doesn't m
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by TobbenTM 5y ago
Martin Fowler talks about the same kind of events, using terminology I've heard much more often: https://martinfowler.com/articles/201701-event-driven.html
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by TobbenTM 7y ago
Location: Oslo, Norway Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes, would like to relocate Technologies: C#, .Net, AWS, Vue.js, Docker Résumé/CV: on request Email: m@dsen.tv --- Fullstack Engineer with diverse experience, mainly using the Micr
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by TobbenTM 7y ago
You might have misread the issue at hand, this is not discriminating on country of birth, but country of residence. You can choose not to continue living in the above mentioned countries, and this would no longer be a problem it seems.
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by TobbenTM 7y ago
While not directly about distributed systems, Designing Data-Intensive Applications explains much of the context for why we'd want them, and some examples of them: https://dataintensive.net/

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