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by developer2 7y ago
Why is that an opt-in option? No codebase should ever be willing to create a session id (any db/cache id/key) based on request details. The fact you have to opt in to a very basic security measure is, once again, a joke. Let&#
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by developer2 7y ago
I'm going to stick my neck out as someone who has refused to even consider Rails over a span of many years, for one simple reason: it permits session fixation. If a client's cookie says "I am session token 'abc123&#x27
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by developer2 7y ago
Haha, I knew the answer was going to be obvious, and it was so obviously obvious. Thanks for answering. :)
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by developer2 7y ago
Wallets are a very good example of an industry overrun with inferior "leather-based" products. "Genuine Leather" may as well be the brand name of the shittiest fake leather sold on Earth, because I'd bet that a majo
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by developer2 7y ago
In which case do you wind up with distance=2? I figured it'd jump out at me in an obvious way, but it hasn't.
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by developer2 7y ago
You're assuming that "take on debt" means literally taking on debt that you don't pay back quickly. Building credit doesn't require actually going into debt; you just need to have a credit limit available to you,
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by developer2 7y ago
My gut feeling agrees with "I don't trust the Dev's explanation tbh." Companies and developers often try to get away with doing Bad Things, and cry wolf publicly without offering up specifics about what they were trying
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by developer2 7y ago
Huh? Open Netflix and play any recently added 1080p stream that contains dark scenes. Those scenes are literally unwatchable. I don't mean "not perfect". I mean they look like they were encoded with a 256 color palette. Bitra
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by developer2 7y ago
Subtitles are not a burden; downloading a single torrent with a dozen subtitle tracks adds negligible bytes to the overall download size. Audio tracks are a tad rougher; the good torrents come with multiple tracks, but you are downloading a
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by developer2 7y ago
As someone who has spent the past two years delving into Kubernertes and other Docker orchestration platforms, the answer is currently ... "not much". Kong does have a certain position in the industry (they are at least "kno
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by developer2 7y ago
This is the whole problem. Sick and tired of people complaining about YouTube/Google. For them to "fix the problem" just for their own platform would cost hundreds of millions of dollars a year in man hours to process every s
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by developer2 7y ago
FYI, Postgresql also has DDL statements that are not transaction safe. The list is quite small compared to software like MySQL, but they still exist. I lost the list I had gathered from a handful of their developers in IRC once, so unfortun
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by developer2 7y ago
> with known spies in it Worse than a simple information "spy" would be having a security engineer with intimate knowledge of Apple's security leave the company to co-found a new company whose entire business model is to s
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by developer2 7y ago
The problem is that a k8s cluster requires hundreds/thousands of lines of yaml configuration just for the core components, including a choice of network overlay. Everybody copies the same default configs hoping they will work out of th
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by developer2 8y ago
For anyone else who was thinking of a dinosaur-related game, opened the article to see the screenshot at the top, got excited, but then realized that the graphics and the name "Nanosaur" just weren't clicking, perhaps you wer
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by developer2 8y ago
First of all, these two statements seem to be at odds: > I/O threading is not going to happen in Redis AFAIK, because after much consideration I think it’s a lot of complexity without a good reason vs. > the way I want to scale R
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by developer2 8y ago
The argument is that the article has nothing to do with gaming. The author just happens to be a game developer, and so this is their outlet to deal with their grief and/or guilt. The text itself talks about games, but that's not r
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by developer2 8y ago
I'm cynical enough to have gotten a similar vibe from the article. People tend to go through life never giving a second thought to others' misfortunes and suffering: disabilities, cancer, suicide, etc. Then someone they love is af
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Hacking DigitalOcean's New Kubernetes Service(4armed.com)
15 points by developer2 8y ago|2 comments
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by developer2 8y ago
Honestly, it sounds like the "recruiter" may not even be arranging an interview with an interested company. Perhaps they are trying to get gullible clients to fly in on their own dime to interview with the recruiter ? As other co
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by developer2 8y ago
>> I had a theater class in school that regularly included improv exercises like described. In 11 years of it (K-10 or so), I don't think it ever went well. My anecdote: theater/drama classes in middle and early high school
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by developer2 8y ago
If you think your 3 points cover privacy for Windows 10, you are grossly underestimating the extent of the problem, and have no idea what you are talking about. It's not even possible to outline in a comment twice as long as yours how
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by developer2 8y ago
Don't get too excited. You don't have to place your projects within $GOPATH anymore, but all your dependencies are still forcefully downloaded to – and imported from – the shared $GOPATH. AFAIK they didn't provide a way t
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by developer2 8y ago
So basically, the same problem rooted in management at most tech-heavy companies: Tumblr likely focuses every single dollar spent on development towards pumping out useless new features in under half the time those features would require to
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by developer2 8y ago
Their ultimate goal must be to be acquired by Apple, Google, or similar. This will never fly as a third-party app/install, even if it's "promised" to be on-device (such promises can change). Moreover, the average user is
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by developer2 8y ago
12 weeks is (approximately) a business quarter. Corporate finances are most commonly aggregated across a quarterly schedule.
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by developer2 8y ago
What is absurd is that one of the two largest smartphone ecosystems (Android/Google) is run by a company for whom their supposed "customers" are in fact also a product, with Google double-dipping by selling us off to a second
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by developer2 8y ago
I don't know where you live that you can stay in 2nd and crawl. Where I live, the moment you leave a few inches between your front bumper and the car in front of you, someone is guaranteed to cut you off and force you to brake to preve
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by developer2 8y ago
>> Valet parking is downright dangerous. My wife's car had its clutch literally melted by an incompetent valet driver, and the car was barely driveable when we got it back. As someone who will only ever own manual transmissions,
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by developer2 8y ago
The parent I replied to made me think so strongly of Go that I forgot the context regarding embedded systems. A quick search shows support for ARM; beyond that, I don't know if any options exist.

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