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rjbrock
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About rjbrock
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Comment #21609248
GraphQL is the reason I just switched from a paid Paw license to insomnia!
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Comment #15508485
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q51ld-scMI8
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Comment #15286736
In addition to these 3, make sure you enable FileVault. This will encrypt all of your data at rest
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Comment #14823014
I think adding a "We are stealth, dont allow comments" option would be good then
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Comment #14738980
Ive heard something similar from Richard Branson about airlines. "How do you become a millionaire? Start with a billion dollars and create an airline"
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Comment #14628529
A similar site has been around for a long time: http://www.shadyurl.com/ example: google.com -> http://www.5z8.info/dogs-being-eaten_x2r3rq_5waystokillwitha...
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Comment #13124563
Their anti-spammer code is the only code that is not published as open source
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Comment #12704425
I definitely recommend using HTTPS on this site. I would rather not have all of my calls logged on a company server somewhere (especially if someone works at a company that cares a…
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Comment #12501450
Haha, no worries, we've all been there!
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Comment #12501448
Exactly, that key is now completely compromised (it was the second it was public). You can still see it here: https://github.com/kaolti/Who-Runs-This/commit/764945d8d968b... You wi…
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Comment #12501043
This appears to be a private key (so no one should ever be able to read this file): https://github.com/kaolti/Who-Runs-This/blob/master/key.pem Is this for publishing to the chrome…
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Comment #12401132
I think theyre generally used as a quick way to show someone a piece of code with some nice syntax highlighting.
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Comment #11330432
I clicked next and this is the first thing that I thought of. What a terrible user experience, so much for sharing "anonymously"
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Comment #11247951
Definitely agree here. I moved back to Chicago from SF to be near family now that I have a little one. I was lucky enough to keep my job working remotely for an awesome company in …
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Comment #11090947
Facebook was great. The recruiter gave me detailed feedback on what each interviewer said for each round.
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Comment #11083501
I love this type of stuff, because it is an insight into the way that normal people (ie. not royalty) lived.
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Comment #10934713
Well there are a few reasons that I decided to pick up go rather than something like kotlin. 1. No jvm needed. This may not be a benefit if you need to access java libraries, i jus…
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Comment #10934699
Maybe lenient isnt the best description. It is much more concise without losing static typing. Type inference like this: myvar := myFunc() makes coding feel like its a dynamic lang…
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Comment #10934061
Agreed 100%. This is actually the reason that I have been picking up go lately, you get some of the more lenient syntax of python, with static typing guarantees.
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Comment #10647175
This is actually what I am using now on my personal blog ( https://brock.io ) I went with hugo because it is very fast, and I didn't need to install any dependencies locally or on …
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Comment #10577945
Spotify has a habit of replaying songs that I have already thumbs downed as well as other songs by that same artist.
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Comment #10366875
I am a huge fan of postgres, but removing an index on postgres like this (especially if it is the primary means of querying a large table) would have the same effects. This is just…
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Comment #10297895
16gb and 32gb? Why is storage always so low?
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Comment #10171350
Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20150903224132/http://www.gamest...