maxymajzr

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by maxymajzr 7y ago
I see an interesting library, risk quantification (relates to what I work with). I click the link. Sniff/Accountwall stops me. I hit ctrl+w before I even thought of doing it (yes for muscle memory!) For people who went through the trou
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
Unless I'm reading it wrong, the text says "Please implement TLS". Not everything is evil, toxic and in need of your downvote hammer. There's no injustice to be fixed here.
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
How exciting! I can't wait for next brilliant idea. Maybe... "notify your friends when you're thirsty via click of a button! Subscribe now, only $4.99 a month!"
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
The author is right. It just sucks to read what's true. He's not entirely right but he's on the right track. You'll find a lot of tiny companies with dev. blogs where they explain in-depth the scaling strategy of their u
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
When I used "they have no right" - what I meant was this: they haven't experienced anything fundamentally different 10 years ago, therefore they can't be writing about something that "died" simply due to the fa
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
I remember the sound my 28800 modem made before connecting. I knew I have exactly 1 second below 60 minutes to be online before I get disconnected from my student dial-up. I had ICQ. We used Altavista (and Astalavista to crack the software
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
But it's not educating anyone. A handful of people who deal with this particular area on daily basis are capable of understanding what the blog post is about. Gist of the post is that if you have all the info needed to construct the se
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
> Mod_php was always faster at executing scripts I've never, ever witnessed that mod_php came close to be fast, let alone faster than PHP-FPM. There's more work to be done in order to prepare everything needed for Apache to pas
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
Can you elaborate? I've yet to see Apache + mod_php to be capable of coming even close to <anything> + PHP-FPM so I'm really interested in what you guys are doing.
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
You're reading the entire spec, but the flow is what's trivial. 2 systems are exchanging info, they use cryptograhpy to assert that message is coming from a valid, registered resource and the message carrier format is XML. You ask
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by maxymajzr 7y ago
In most cases, SP doesn't know user is removed from IdP. If there's a need for such feature, you resort to shared sessions - IdP has control of storage service where SP's save sessions (say, Redis). Once user is removed from