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Ayesh
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About Ayesh
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Comment #48248917
PHP has quite a lot of oddities such as how loose comparisons (`==`) are made, numeric-strings, and type coercion. But the two oddities mentioned in the article are not that "odd" …
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Comment #47065791
I think the previous post is talking about a search that will find the sibling domain names that have obtained certificates with the same account ID. That is a strong indication th…
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Comment #47065746
I'm surprised the ballot passed, unanimously even! I get that storing the DNS credentials in the certificate renewal pipeline is risky, but many DNS providers have granular API acc…
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Comment #47058800
Yes, and it's not that long ago, or I aged really quickly. For code signing certificates and EV certificates, (and OV certificates, if they are even alive), this is still the case.…
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Comment #46959425
LetsEncrypt doesn't see your private key when you obtain the certificate. So no, it's not _really_ a juicy target.
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Comment #46853206
If you update via Winget, you are probably safe. Winget downloads the installer from GitHub: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/blob/master/manifes...
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Comment #46299497
Microsoft had a very fair shot at redeeming themselves, but with how Teams, GitHub and all the AI crap they push into GitHub and Windows, it's clear they have not changed one bit.
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Comment #46229672
I know that HN replies must carry some substance, unlike majority of Reddit comments. But I wanted to say that this comment read line a poem to me.
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Comment #46213192
Local meetups are very easy to get selected into, and they often have two or three speakers lined up, with a balance of speakers they know and are experienced, and new speakers. Mo…
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Comment #46213185
I imagine it'll go against your talk getting into the shortlist. But there are some conferences that ask and respect your preference whether you'd like the video recording to have …
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Comment #46213151
To prove a very important point, that EV certificates are broken, someone obtained a "Stripe Inc." EV certificate by registering a company in a different state. https://arstechnica…
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Comment #46213127
Considering how many ACME clients are available today with all sorts of convenient features, and that many web servers nowadays have ACME support built in (Caddy, Apache mod_md, an…
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Comment #46213072
https://github.com/letsencrypt/boulder You can find a docker-compose.yml file to get some idea. Appears to be using MariaDB. They shut down OCSP responders and expiry email reminde…
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Comment #46213008
As someone else mentioned, it's a non-profit, so I guess it's not technically possible to get acquired. But I personally believe that the people behind LetsEncrypt genuinely care a…
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Comment #46212964
It's been a long time so this is my fading memory, but CAs used to generate a private key on their end and let you download both private key and the certificate containing the publ…
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Comment #46053624
This must be how winning in life feels like. I wish your family good health.
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Comment #46002155
the MySQL extension was dropped in PHP 7.0.
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Comment #45983186
iOS shoots HEIF natively I think. Raw photos probably are shot in DNG. DNG "images" are popular for raw images because theyb can be losslessly converted from to the camera raw form…
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Comment #45940658
Thank you. The linked third party article is a terrible incomplete rehash.
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Comment #45791839
Canonical URLs come to the rescue.
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Comment #45791827
> Everything after the '?' character. It only strips known tracking parameters b(like those utm_ query params). It does not remove all parameters; if that's the case, YouTube video…
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Comment #45721759
It's a typical pattern in, say react, to have just this scaffolding in the HTML and let some frond end framework to build the UI.
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Comment #45665151
Yes, I'm just as curious as you on _why_ does a staging setup needs the same amount of resources as prod. All of my staging setups are on a ~$15 Hetzner server, with a GitHub Actio…
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Comment #45247010
It's not better. Short lived certificates are definitely the better way forward. 24 hour certificates will add a significantly more load on CAs, a lot more than maintaining an OCSP…