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by deeebug 3mo ago
Looks like it's that, plus vibe coding (in areas like crypto!) - https://kerkour.com/stdx
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by deeebug 4mo ago
They have build.rs ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/build-scripts.html )
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by deeebug 4mo ago
As someone who uses gitea, honestly it’s because I set it up a while ago and foregjo hasn’t offered anything compelling to force a switch, nor has gitea “enshittified” like the concerns around the fork raised. Honestly, stay where you are
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by deeebug 7mo ago
Do note rustfs has had a...questionable...security posture. See https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs/security/advisories/GHSA-h9... as a good example (hardcoded static token).
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by deeebug 10mo ago
> So if the minio maintainers (or anybody that forks the project and wants to work it) can fix any security issues that may occur I don't see any problems with using it. The concerning language for me is this part that was added: &g
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by deeebug 2y ago
> That aside, I’m confused about the 250ms thing. You don’t have to hit a Google API to construct a signed URL. It should just be a signature calculation done locally in your server. [0] I assume the additional latency is the initial cre
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by deeebug 2y ago
Slight correction, the sales org uses GitLab, mainly to segregate any “code” they build for customers. Internal AWS/Amazon teams use an internal git-backed UI.
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by deeebug 3y ago
> I believe they had intentions of selling this tech to other stores but it never really took off (maybe uniqulo is using it?) They did, it's called "Just Walk Out" - https://www.justwalkout.com/ and http
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by deeebug 3y ago
As an opposite point - the airports I've been to have been pretty easy to opt-out, though they usually have snippy comments about "saying it up front". That being said, did your airport not have signs talking about the pilot,
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by deeebug 3y ago
> Why can’t T-Mobile issue me a free “advertising” eSIM that doesn’t actually provide service (or provides a ridiculously small amount) Not sure if you’ve checked, but they actually do. On the iOS, I downloaded the TMobile app and was gi
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by deeebug 4y ago
Unsure if it was added recently, but Splunk Query Language does have VAL IN (1,2,3) now -> https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.1/SearchRef...
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by deeebug 5y ago
This looks to be that version: https://github.com/ehmicky/dev-tasks/blob/1f6cd2a9c7bc2146b7... Though this was uploaded before April 1, and it doesn't appear to have any malicious code.
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by deeebug 8y ago
What’s your threat model? The latency you’re going to introduce with TOR will make everyday browsing slow
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by deeebug 9y ago
Just because the protocol has a formal set of proofs, doesn't mean it's production ready. The very fact that the only releases are snapshots and not eligible for CVE's makes me weary of utilizing this in a non-testing environ
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by deeebug 10y ago
University at Buffalo, SUNY. The person that teaches the course (who is the lectuerer) is Geoffrey Challen ( https://blue.cse.buffalo.edu/people/gwa/ ) Source: I took this class last semester (Spring 2016)
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by deeebug 10y ago
This doesn't sound like a Computer Science course. Maybe for something like a Software Engineering degree, but not for CS.
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by deeebug 12y ago
"FILTER_SANITIZE_EMAIL" doesn't do any validation. That only filters.
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by deeebug 13y ago
Yup, they include a free SSL cert for 1 year on all domain purchases
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by deeebug 13y ago
Actually they check the $_GET['id'] variable, which is used to set the $UserId variable. Check the top of the source: if (empty($_GET['id']) || !is_numeric($_GET['id']) || (!empty($_GET['preview']) &