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moyok
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Comment #11974941
As someone working on a side project that allows people to upload data publically (think something like codepen), what can I do to stay away from trouble like this?
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Comment #11955907
Could be worth noting that the pay of an entry level scientist or engineer is less than 1,000$ a month, probably making less sense to someone from outside India. It's because of a …
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Comment #11932704
If the JWT is as long as the refresh token, then what's the point of having a refresh token? You would then probably need to get new refresh tokens then to make the session last lo…
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Comment #11931881
The point is that it would reduce the DB/cache load, as the refresh token would need to be verified once in a few minutes or so as opposed to verifying it for every request. Regula…
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Comment #11930091
I have personally experienced the security disadvantage you mentioned. I used my Google login to sign into an email client. I immediately realised that the app was going to store a…
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Comment #11929741
The thing that scares me about using JWT is that all security completely relies on the one secret that is used to sign tokens - any person with access to that secret has got potent…
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Comment #11929712
For this, you can use refresh tokens and set the JWT expiration to a low interval - say 10 minutes. After every 10 minutes, the JWT expires,authentication fails, and the client use…
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Comment #11867337
Julia is great too for this kind of work
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Comment #11865008
I really like go. I just love that it compiles to a native binary and is so easy to distribute. I love the way interfaces work and that types specify interfaces automatically witho…
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Comment #11863302
I used to get paid 500€ a month as a developer for a consulting firm, and it was a 12-hours-a-day kind of a job. The firm would then bill its clients 40-60$ for every hour I worked…
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Comment #11862342
That would be 4*26=104 hours right? That seems a good amount of time.
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Comment #11861698
I have been looking for a solution to the same problem - short projects with no long term commitment for some side income. Maybe this is useful - CodeGophers: https://news.ycombina…
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Comment #11855031
This used to happen to me every time I had to go to the airport in the night, and would book some local taxi to do that. The drivers just never cared about the traffic signals in t…
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Comment #11817130
I'm in New Delhi, getting 54ms to Bangalore, 84ms to Singapore and 304ms to London.
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Comment #11790880
Looks like it has been implemented in only Chrome and Opera so far. No Microsoft Edge support, and Firefox support is under discussion. https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/4672634…