dustinmoris

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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Work for yourself if you can make it viable then it will be a lot more rewarding and grow you as a person as opposed to being a voiceless number in some open plan office just counting the days to your next holiday.
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Whale sharks are majestic creatures. I was lucky enough to swim with them in the wild in the Philippines which has a lot of whale sharks in the Donsol area. What I really like about that place is that the locals don’t feed the whale sharks
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Can’t wait for Warpbleed to happen.
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
When to use it: never
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
It's definitely a symptom of COVID. I know someone who had COVID and one day they coughed suddenly, dropped their iPhone on the floor and since then even the iPhone's temperature sensor doesn't work anymore. This is how infec
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
It's not just you. I know someone who had Long COVID for 1 month. I also know someone who works with someone who was running marathons every weekend and now they can't walk stairs because of knee pain, all because of COVID. I know
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
In China people can’t access objective and free speech media and they know it that they are being manipulated. In America people can’t access objective and free speech media but their oppressors make them believe that they 100% can and ever
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Moderna suing Pfizer over Covid vaccine technology(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|0 comments
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Here is something I discovered for myself: If I work on something that I truly enjoy, then I am 100% focused on it and can't get distracted at all. If I work off a backlog full of seemingly boring and meaningless tasks which some PO ca
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The lockdown files: Rishi Sunak on what we weren’t told(spectator.co.uk)
2 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|1 comments
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
People can’t be sent home because English people don’t give a shit about their family members. Brits think that the government should provide everything for them, even something simple as looking after an elderly person who is otherwise fin
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Who launders pocket money? Anything less than hundreds of thousands of dollars is just not worth laundering. Nobody is going to ask you where you got a few 10k from.
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
How is this money laundering? If you use dirty money to sign up to Spotify and listen to specific songs so that you get some of the money “clean” back wouldn’t that in case of Spotify be the dumbest and most inefficient way of laundering in
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Yes, if you'd compare all horror stories of people having huge downtimes because their on-prem system collapsed vs. people having an issue with their cloud provider then we'd very quickly realise again why the cloud has taken us b
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
(and how easily you can fudge numbers of active users if you force install Teams on every Windows 11 machine and force it to run in the background, same as ignoring browser or search engine preferences and always force Internet Explorer Edg
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
If you’ve been in the field long enough you can gauge a company simply by the tools they use and roles they hire for. They have vacancies for DevOps folks? Ok I know that the devs are not owning the full software development lifecycle and h
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
A hijacked session is bad, but nowadays not nearly as bad as a leaked password: - Sessions can be linked to a user's location and/or browser finger print - Sessions are short(er) lived - Sessions can easily get invalidated (e.g. d
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Exactly this. It's "a user". For the same reason it would be "an honest mistake" and not "a honest mistake".
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
What is this and is there a version of it that doesn't try to assault my eyes?
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
This looks like a rate limiting API rather than a Captcha. Captcha is a tool to distinguish automated bots from real users. Let’s not confuse the term like we already did with “crypto” please.
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
100% agree. This reflects EXTREMELY BADLY on Cloudflare. This changed my perception almost 180 degrees of what I thought of Cloudflare before. This is not a thing you'd expect devs to do at a moderately important company, let alsone sl
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Wow did Cloudflare outsource all their development work to some cheap agency or how come they develop features like this with zero security and pretty damn naive, simplistic and childish bugs you wouldn’t expect from a company that routes h
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Monzo Growth(tomblomfield.com)
3 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|0 comments
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
Do we need verified orgs on GitHub now?
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Monzo Growth(tomblomfield.com)
1 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|0 comments
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Building a secure note sharing service in Go(dusted.codes)
1 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Earnings Release FY22 Q4(microsoft.com)
40 points by dustinmoris 4y ago|0 comments
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Building a secure note sharing service in Go(dusted.codes)
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
.NET student (aka newbie) <> student in school And please stop this fake reality bullshit. NOBODY, not a single freaking person who wants to learn a new language will start off by searching the internet for an IDE and debugger where t
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by dustinmoris 4y ago
OmniSharp (VS Code extension for C#) has been discontinued and there is no replacement yet. Besides, Microsoft purpusefully sabotaged OmniSharp to make it so unusable that it forces people to use Visual Studio, so even if a beginner on Linu

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