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GitHub and GitLab will verify that a commit is signed by some key on the user's account. They won't let you require that it be signed by a specific key, like a hardware-backed Yubi…

I didn't know OnShape had such a feature. Will check it out! What you describe is one of the main reasons why I use Rhino3D. It can be scripted via the Grasshopper plugin, which in…

Wat, how have I never heard of this! Very cool. Do you have any insights you could share on your own setup, what worked well and what didn't? Are you just storing information in pl…

I recently used the AI feature in n8n to write a code node to parse some data, which worked really well. Feels more like LLMs are enhancing low-code solutions. Also, I see great va…

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You mean rack mounts for humans?

For us, introducing a simple device and location validation system (track which users log in with which devices and from where), combined with breached password detection from HIBP…

Thats what we did as well, via wolfram alpha. I.e. we were too lazy to look up everything ourselves and just asked it straight up how long of a roundtrip it would be between two de…

It would be really cool if it didn't just show the ping, but how much worse it is compared to the theoretical optimum (speed of light in fiber optic medium, which I believe is abou…

I recommend this book as well (absolute beginner here). Learned to see the world a bit differently because of it.

Also, if for example the SaaS you’re running sends a lot of system emails that really shouldn’t end up in spam filters, you can’t afford to let things like marketing campaigns nega…

After doing the first-time CTO thing three years ago in an established company with over 100 engineers, I think these two are the minimum required reading: An Elegant Puzzle: Syste…

Having seen the parts tracking system of a european helicopter manufacturer: They had the most insanely detailed parts tracking system (including certa for every part and sub-assem…

Interesting that this is enough evidence to the contrary for you. To me that looks more like what they say, not what they do, and is a well crafted smoke screen. They still seem to…

Yes, Milton Friedman, 1970, New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/1970/09/13/archives/a-friedman-doctr... Wikipedia has a summary on the idea behind the essay https://en.wikipedi…

Not sure where you’re getting your information from, but I feel like the opposite is true. If you want to work remotely, they even have a remote working contract specifically desig…

I’ve had similar issues and recently made a big step forward by doing one thing: I publish my posts but don’t list them and block search engines from scraping /posts via robots.txt…

Hmm no, sorry. We only ever had a small number of realms. I would be cautious and test it with the number of realms you intend to use it with. We used locust ( https://locust.io/ )…

Yeah, no issues here either in containers. We did have to make some custom tooling at the time to get all configuration files under source control though

Not really. But we also haven't had any issues that required taking a closer look. We're used to hosting JVM stuff since our devs produce a lot of scala code. I'm looking forward t…

No issues with reliability. We did some load testing and noticed that the first thing to become a bottleneck was the database, after running 4k concurrent logins or so. I suspect w…

TL;DR: We use Keycloak with millions of users and it works fine. You don't have to shell out for outsourced auth if you would consider a self-hosted solution. You also don't need a…

I learned the hard way that other companies than Google also contribute to the blacklist. A site I was working on got falsely flagged by netcraft.com (which they admitted after I s…

Can't wait to not have to faff about with configuring strongswan/ipsec for roadwarrior configurations anymore. Setting up WireGuard server and clients on notebooks and phones was a…

First time in a long time I actually enjoyed using front-end tech. Elm sparks joy, similar to Ruby/Rails did back in the day <3.