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* Disclosure: I sometimes contribute to NSQ. We use NSQ at Dell for the commercial side of dell.com. We've been in Production with it for about 2 years. > what are the typical use …

A point of clarification for anyone skimming the original article: > Top Tip — Libraries should never vendor their dependencies. Peter goes on to clarify: > You can carve out an ex…

> having no stack for errors is insanely frustrating. Check out https://github.com/pkg/errors If you want more rich control of the output of the stack trace there's https://github.…

> Coming from pretty heavy background in MSSQL internals, this article is really great. Do you know of any good resources for the undocumented function fn_dblog? I'm looking to und…

Thanks for the varying levels of explanation (thanks to viraptor too). I think part of the reason I was confused is because GitHub's web hook setup allows for a supplied shared sec…

I have a question I haven't been able to find an answer to, hopefully someone here can help. Why is HMAC+(hash) considered secure, while being considerably faster than say bcrypt w…

Please remove the access to Private Repositories, or make it optional.

Even the wiki is a git repo, though there's no built in search like there is for repositories and issues.

One of my most often used Google queries is "time in [city]"

Oct 4: Apple launches Siri Oct 5: Steve Jobs dies One kind of side note. On October 5th, Steve Jobs died. He had been involved in a lot of the process leading up to it. We know tha…

> no good IDE LiteIDE is open source, cross-platform and pretty enjoyable. https://code.google.com/p/liteide/

To know something is insecure can be acceptable. To think something is secure when it isn't can be far more dangerous. I'm considering secure to mean encrypted and identity reasona…