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Comment #22141771
Here's a list of various config changes to improve Intellij performance. These were just cobbled together and I have a feeling the JVM settings are out of date, so any updates or s…
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Comment #22141701
I'm also a huge fan of JetBrains products and how they work together. It's at the point where I'm thinking of slogans for them, like 'At JetBrains, the E in IDE stands for experien…
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Comment #16941497
There are multiple ways to vastly increase Intellij performance. They also have 'Auto-share Settings' feature so you can keep a whole team in-sync with them through a repo. tweaks …
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Comment #15892493
This clickbait headline is leaning on a study behind a paywall so we can't argue the actual points or data. Don't bother
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Comment #14131230
Thanks for clarifying this and your info on Burp's capabilities above. What are some of the commercial options you just mentioned? I'm dealing with a large app not written with C b…
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Comment #14129179
Big thanks for this reply. I was looking to cut through all the noise you mentioned. I'm finding all I was looking for in the Radamsa readme for starting and next steps. Use cases …
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Comment #14128948
Does anyone know of a list of categorized and recommended fuzzers for different purposes, or just more specifically for smart fuzzing web API's and how to get started with it? Sear…
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Comment #14112370
In either the day-to-day or 'team-building' events, does anyone have office cultures with a consciously positive attitude to 'shy' people? I think the whole subtext and title of th…
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Comment #14040010
I agree on the bigger question. I thought I was communicating the lack of random samples, but I appreciate you pointing out why just referencing the sample size is not good enough …
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Comment #14039025
This is what passes as science in 'scientific american'?! There's not a single absolute number reported aside from the laughingly small sample size of 400 adults in a world of 7,00…
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Comment #13985947
Your wondering why was just answered succinctly in the comment you posted your reply to: > There were some ISPs which were selling people's data prior to this order (Verizon was on…
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Comment #13964941
I have to add there is zero reverse-engineering here. The main purpose of this article seems to be name-dropping for the 500M company while trying to generate some 'thoughtleader'-…