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Comment #44385112
S/MIME is about the mail (content) itself, not the transport. For the transport part there are things like (START)TLS and MTA-STS. With S/MIME you include your certificate in the m…
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Comment #43414368
It didn't need to in my simple case. k6 doesn't do crawling / auto-discovering, from what I can tell - I just wanted to give the tool one URL and press start.
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Comment #43408711
Funny timing. Just yesterday I was looking for an easy Windows tool to do a simple stress-test on a website (legally ofc). A requirement of mine was to just give it the root URL an…
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Comment #39665580
I also use HeidiSQL almost daily. Besides MySQL / MariaDB it also can connect to MSSQL and Postgres. I recently had to import a CSV with some million rows into MariaDB. Neither Hei…
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Comment #34766753
A useful feature! I have this available to me as part of Refined Hacker News [1], which does a bit more. But if you only want the user popup, a slim extension is nice. [1] https://…
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Comment #30751567
time.Second * time.Second The type of this is `time.Duration` (or int64 internally), not `time.Second` (which is a const with a value). I agree, though, that this is not quite soun…
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Comment #30600276
I use them on my desktop, too. There are none in this WebView embedded in this mobile app, though.
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Comment #30600231
OT: popups and banners managed to cover the whole page... :/ https://photos.app.goo.gl/PqV9FpqyPCujtFTJ6
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Comment #30424655
> I hate email-based authorization. Authentication, not authorization. ;)
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Comment #29551739
Think of it this way: there is always a GROUP BY (implicitly), i.e. GROUP BY rownum(). So there is always a big group with all the rows (or rather many small groups).
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Comment #20576273
> Positive Technologies found that both of these checks can be bypassed using a device which intercepts communication between the card and the payment terminal. This device acts as…
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Comment #19782124
+1 for TeamCity. We tried GitLab CI before, but are happier with TeamCity now.
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Comment #18666933
> There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things. There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming thing…
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Comment #17941654
translation: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=h... Troy Hunt is already looking for the data ;) https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1038368815778648064
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Comment #17465638
I'm re-evaluating k8s again - tried it one or two years ago and hit some roadblocks for my use-case. Kelsey's tutorial is a bit outdated (Oct 2 2017 with k8s v1.8, v1.11 just got r…
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Comment #15655797
I'm very satisfied, too. Servers are ready in minutes, not hours, after ordering. We currently run ~30 servers there (dedi) and over the last ~7 years roughly had 1 HDD fail per ye…
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Comment #13679033
rook (which was linked in the README) looks pretty nice, though it's still in alpha (it wraps Ceph and etcd to easily run a ceph cluster, managed internally by rook). https://githu…
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Comment #13049105
That reminds me of a trick I discovered nearly 10 years ago on an Acer to reset the BIOS Password from Windows. There was this eSettings.exe which let you change some BIOS Settings…