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Comment #32997482
Cached mirror, since I'm getting a gateway timeout: https://web.archive.org/web/20220927155115/https://connortum...
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Comment #32180944
I recently left a boutique agency of 5 years and I can definitely resonate with this one. Our agency aimed to catch big fish, and we did, but since they are hard to land we'd pick …
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Comment #21537832
Along a similar vein, Sophie Alpert did a talk[1] at React Conf this year on building your own React custom renderer by using implementing the interfaces that React exposes. Sophie…
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Comment #18969876
I built a server a few years ago, and I determined it was more cost effective for a drive to fail than to use HGST. It would be more inconvenient, but having a drive fail on a home…
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Comment #18932853
The article covers the use-case of making small modifications to the build. react-app-rewired[1] and customize-cra[2] give you access to tweak the webpack build indirectly. While b…
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Comment #18401321
Have you explored the mithril.js [1] project? It seems to have reasonably similar goals, although the templating is pretty different from how you implemented it. Mithril doesn't ha…
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Comment #16072610
The problem is that it's not idiot-proof. If someone doesn't understand why the algorithm is important, they might choose none. It's easy to say "they shouldn't be using JWTs if th…
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Comment #15863698
Rather than maintaining a list of HSTS websites which isn't cross-browser, why is there not an optional HSTS flag attached to the DNS response? I don't know anything about DNS requ…
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Comment #15723609
Probably, but contract issues could lead to a hefty legal bill as well.
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Comment #15705952
The marketing site does it better [1]. [1] https://teletype.atom.io/
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Comment #14556641
I thought the post seemed to indicate it was production ready, but then again, they said the same for Coral. The forum post for this announcement indicates that they have no planne…
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Comment #14343747
Stephen avenue in Calgary has some structures that were built to prevent wind gusts between buildings[1]. The street has a lot of foot traffic and that area became windy after the …
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Comment #14132809
Atom tends to be my go-to, but being built on Electron is what hurts it the most, in my opinion. I don't reboot my work machine often, only for updates, which means that having 2 o…
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Comment #13971236
The entire HTTP request, including the destination, is bundled into the TOR packet, AFAIK. Only the exit node on the tor network can know where the destination is. But even then, w…
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Comment #13869452
I can't believe I missed that, for me that's a killer feature. I can't wait to try this out.
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Comment #13869243
I imagine an integration with Appetize[1] would be very useful, as well as an opening for a possible revenue stream. Being able to build an RN app and then run it right in the brow…
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Comment #13764913
All of your job postings end with (m/f), what do you mean by that? Additionally, I've looked at positions in Germany in the past, but I have no fluency in the language. Would that …
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Comment #13654239
This is pretty much how I found a couple exposed Stripe API keys. You just need to look through code of people who use the example implementation, and then dig in the history/confi…
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Comment #13561212
To be fair, 4.3.2 the current LTS version, but would ideally be migrated prior to April. https://github.com/nodejs/LTS