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Comment #14534026
I don't know anybody that would do a sequential scan over a file in production Well, that's pretty much how one would try to crack a password using a wordlist. EDIT: If the goal is…
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Comment #14505391
There is another theory suggesting otherwise [1]: Saturn’s mid-sized moons are like the monsters in late-night horror movies. Smash them into tiny pieces, and they glue themselves …
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Comment #13055313
Screenshot from our management console. This looks like an amazing tool.
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Comment #12613304
The first commit of a repository can not be rebased like regular commits That's not necessarily true. This can be done with: git rebase -i --root
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Comment #12176840
The issue mentioned in the blog post was fixed over a year ago [1]. However, the issue reported by Tavis Ormandy [2] is new. [1]: https://blog.lastpass.com/2016/07/lastpass-securit…
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Comment #11887734
Why should, say, pip packages have any problems with each other as long as they aren't imported directly in a python sourcefile. Are you suggesting that package versions should be …
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Comment #11548843
Reported in https://github.com/OpenTSDB/opentsdb/issues/781
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Comment #11363383
There is nothing magical about computing (unless you use Source Mage [1]). But, I have to agree with the author: people tend to use the word magic if they cannot immediately grasp …
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Comment #11289875
Even though we had pinned all our dependencies (with requirements like package-x==1.2.3), pip would still reach out to PyPI before before deciding which version to pick. Another so…
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Comment #11244658
Just out of interest, what were the main challenges you faced when using Celery? Celery is a task queue. Pika could definitely be used to build a task queue (similarly to how Celer…
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Comment #11223191
I had a quick look at the transcript of Ben's talk, and it seems that one of his main issues with microservices which share the same code base (and therefore dependencies) is the o…
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Comment #11211182
This. Using setup.py for specifying min versions (and occasionally max versions) is definitely the way to go. However, manually maintaining a requirements file in addition to setup…
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Comment #11203993
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