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oneweekwonder

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    Comment #41898850

    > Any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript. - Jeff Atwood (2007)

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    Comment #37369085

    > However, in May 2018, the company chose to close down these corresponding gateways due to limitations inherent in those protocols. It was a way to onboard tech people and once th…

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    Comment #31355860

    little bit off-topic, but do anybody know of something similar for soap/wsdl? I'm aware of soapui mock service.

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    Comment #31128394

    playing something in windows media player also keep it open, or running a powershell script that presses F13 or scroll lock also works.

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    Comment #30922430

    If your up for jQuery-ui see SlickGrid examples[0] especially "Spreadsheet: features of the previous example but using a DataView"[1]. [0]: https://github.com/6pac/SlickGrid/wiki/E…

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    Comment #30782374

    If you have 2FA a OTP can be sent to a trusted device or app to allow a password reset without having access to email?

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    Comment #30313527

    Personally i use mqtt over websockets, paho[0] is a good js library. It support last will for dc's and the message queue design makes it easy to think of and debug. There also a lo…

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    Comment #29641381

    hah, before ci/devops tools was popular and you had to setup multiple identical/fall-over machines you could scp your .bash_history clean it up a bit and source it, neat.

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    Comment #29641356

    not op but we recently wanted to mount nfs and the sysadmin was adamant we use automounter[0] instead of fstab because if the nfs mount is not available it can hang the kernel. Not…

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    Comment #29637419

    Clickpocalypse 2[0] is a idle dungeon crawler i really like to watch with a Final Fantasy/Ultima kind of feel. [0]: http://minmaxia.com/c2/

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    Comment #29606165

    From the blog post, FF will keep the functionality to block web requests, unlike chrome. > After discussing this with several content blocking extension developers, we have decided…

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    Comment #29565500

    Thanks for invalidating my naive/fud scenario, I must apologize for fearmongering, when I played with it in a py repl it really felt like a vector for attack. I up-voted all partie…

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    Comment #29563908

    In my hypothetical scenario im not targeting the python logger but rather `''.format()` and f-strings that parse user input naively. A lot of people on /r/ mentions that they start…

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    Comment #29563860

    The author of flask(and a lot more python stuff) goes a bit into detail here[0]. And as pointed out by another commenter my scenario is imaginary because user input needs to be pas…

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    Comment #29563287

    Played around with python for a similar attack and while it needs import and usage of f-string's i was rather taken back how easy it would be to spam the internet with `f"""{exec("…

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    Comment #29239400

    Strange, because python was released almost 5 years before java.

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    Comment #29002831

    Would that not be iTerm?

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    Comment #28932987

    > Perl in 2021 probably seems like some curious antique like AWK Sure you can call awk an antique tool being 44 years old, but its available on almost all unix-like systems even on…

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    Comment #28877235

    > Nomad is closer to Docker Swarm in simplicity and Kubernetes in terms of the feature set. This a question I still need to google but what features does Kubernetes have that Docke…

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    Comment #28855914

    npm was about 6 years old and im pretty sure a lot of corporates have adopted node by then. I don't think it has so much to do with quality but rather we like to re-invent shiny "n…

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    Comment #28852026

    I understand the taskbar changed, but last time i tried win11 i could not move it to the top, and it was not pinning the app icon to the containing screen and main screen. Luckily …

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    Comment #28700005

    Recently wanted to also create a cluster of mqtt brokers and found this medium tutorial stringing Docker Swarm, RabbitMQ, Consul and HAProxy together very helpful[0]. I was not hap…

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    Comment #28699893

    You are aware RabbitMQ support MQTT[0] and MQTT over WebSockets[1]? As for comparing it to RabbitMQ you should compare the AMQP protocol vs MQTT protocol, it seems MQTT with its li…

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    Comment #28699772

    Eclipse Paho JavaScript Client[0] for the front-end and personally I prefer RabbitMQ Web MQTT Plugin[1] for the back-end[1]. Take note Paho MQTT Client is available for several pro…

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    Comment #28618950

    I was flabbergasted to learn Nick Saban from University of Alabama makes $9.3 million annually(2019)[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Saban