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rmedaer

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    Comment #38412922

    TLDR: You can split the JWT into 3 parts and store them differently in cookies to keep the _payload_ accessible in JavaScript and make the _signature_ inaccessible from the web app…

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    Comment #33680004

    IMO Stripe API[^1] is following well the REST principles and constraints. Btw, if I well remember, they are not using PUT at all while they obviously allow users to update some res…

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    Comment #33652160

    I promised myself to never-ever answer the "CRUD vs HTTP verbs" topic. I could not resist. It is a huge shortcut to map CRUD operations to HTTP verbs POST, GET, PUT, DELETE. By the…

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    Ask HN: PCI-DSS (level 3/4) for a one-man business?

    I wonder if someone with a one-man business app already implemented a debit/credit card payment system fully compliant with PCI-DSS level 3 or 4 ? Indeed you could integrate compon…

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    Ask HN: Is Progressive Enhancement still relevant in 2022?

    Considering browser usage and search engine bots in 2022, is it still useful and/or relevant to do Progressive Enhancement[1][2] in 2022 ? Would you recommend a developer to implem…

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    Comment #31420031

    No lag at all on Firefox. Still have some unsupported GPU related features on Chrome.

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    Comment #31414927

    I own a ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 with a 11th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 and an integrated Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics. I'm not playing games. I use an external "5K2K" LG monitor (basica…

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    Comment #30866735

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status ?

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    Comment #29540261

    Really? Reading blogs, articles, etc. 99% of them say "POST is idempotent". They never say "but it could be".

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    Comment #26490233

    Actually there is a missing alternative to Mapbox, Google Places and Geocode Earth. As they explain it this blog post, Algolia Places relies on OSM Open Source community to maintai…

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