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Comment #10554981
One example: http://curlpipesh.tumblr.com/
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Comment #9568599
Maybe I missed it. What's the security connection here?
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Comment #9536741
This one has a WYSIWYG editor and renders the markdown using only javascript. All content is in the URL and isn't even sent to the server. http://jbt.github.io/markdown-editor/#bVP…
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Comment #9536698
I think this is great. The page is basically a markdown viewer and the link has markdown encoded in it. If you pass the URL through a URL shortener, then the URL shortener is effec…
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Comment #9497238
One of the initial challenges I see from an OPS perspective is that the most recent logs are often the most interesting. The latency of the logs being ingested into a DB would prev…
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Comment #9497217
I don't know of any systems that do this. As an software developer, I generally use log levels to indicate severity in my logs. So grepping for ERROR should catch anything I had th…
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Comment #9497203
> That's a lot more information than you could get from a binary log without any tools. The environment I work in I am frequently looking at logs that other teams generate. If I ne…
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Comment #9497000
Sample code to execute some Javascript code inside PyPy.js. I couldn't find any examples. import js js.eval("console.log(\"hi!\")")
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Comment #9488297
You are visiting this page because we detected an unsupported browser. Your browser does not support security features that we require. We highly recommend that you update your bro…
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Comment #9475835
In terms of alternatives, AWS WorkDocs provides data storage in Ireland (and the US, Singapore and Australia).
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Comment #9437342
http://ipfs.io/
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Comment #9305120
Can you expand? JWT are a good way to remove state from the service and the HMAC lets you trust it. This looks like an implementation bug, which is unfortunate, but not a reason to…