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Comment #49008198
Should one of the first things you do with a database not be to have a backup strategy? I understand that HA would be a "nice to have" when first starting out, but surly if you hav…
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Comment #47442999
> I maintain an open source project funded by the Sovereign Tech Fund. I would absolutely love to know more about this if you are willing to share the story?
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Comment #46593448
Can we follow along with your work / results somewhere?
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Comment #45529963
The Minisforum V3 does: https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-v3 .
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Comment #45278496
An SEO thing for them. Useful income for me. It isn't much ($49/year), but every little helps...
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Comment #45276343
That's the only reason I could think of for doing this, but I saw zero evidence that it was done that way. Baffling!
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Comment #45276320
> Out of curiosity, could this have been a vector for a supply chain attack? If you were using the CDN without SRIs, then yes, that would have been the most obvious channel. Howeve…
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Comment #45275541
That's awesome to hear - thank you :-).
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Comment #45274821
Joker.com. Credit to them they fixed it reasonably quickly, but its a horrible policy to default to enact the change if no response if given. Their reasoning was what else would th…
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Comment #45274360
The blog feed is here: https://datatables.net/feeds/blog.xml . It is advertised on the landing page, but it looks like I've missed having it on the blog page! As you say, that has …
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Comment #45274117
Yeah - it was a well set up attack. What I don't understand is that there was no obvious follow on. I can only guess that it was a proof that it could be done. Maybe? Regarding the…
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Comment #45273873
Yeah, I really wasn't happy about that. I did put it to the registrar that such a policy is wrong and open to such an attack. I got the impression that they weren't going to change…
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Comment #45273865
Didn't expect to see this here, it was over a month ago this incident happened! Happy to answer any questions about it (author of DataTables here). It was a super stressful event t…
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Comment #44861040
Just looked up their stuff again (it's been a while) and they appear to be out of business, although the website is still running. Don't order from them, based on Reddit reviews...…
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Comment #44858679
Take a look at Plant Computers PDAs: https://www.www3.planetcom.co.uk/planetphones . The hardware is a bit old notre and if love to see a refresh, but the Pison keyboard is there!
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Comment #41004317
The flip side is, if you don't do auto updates and an exploit is published and used against you and you haven't yet tested / pushed the patch, that you would have been protected ag…
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Comment #40876154
Adding another one to say that I've only have a positive experience with Hetzner so far. 6 months in, and 4 machines. All doing fine.
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Comment #40455723
In case anyone finds this through search in future, I've just received this from the Yahoo postmaster team: > Our engineering team has looked into this and you'll need to have your…
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Comment #40396994
SPF, DKIM, DMARC are all set up correctly. There is no issue with deliverability when just sending from an indiviual account of the charity's domain to Outlook / Yahoo, it is purel…
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Ask HN: Email List Software
What do you all use / recommend for mailing list software? I help a local charity with their website, and we have a number of Google Groups (with our domain) for our internal commu…
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Comment #39792725
Daft question, but if you hadn't realised, then your client's obviously asked that question yet (and might not)? Open source needs to find a way to make money and backlinks is a re…
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Comment #39792674
$100/m is cheap for a back link? (honest question - I've no idea). 67 logos on the home page at the time of writing this, that's $6'700/m. While obviously not FAANG salary scale, i…
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Comment #39025446
For anyone in central Scotland, come and check out the Scottish Model Engineering Trust - https://smet.org.uk . We've got everything from N gauge to 7 1/4 inch. I haven't been a me…
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Comment #38998677
Given that it appears to be Javascript based, and Ext JS is already well established ( https://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/ ), I was initially thinking that this might be some ki…
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Comment #37135394
I think the GP is more disappointed that Microsoft choose to use Blink rather than Gecko as their rendering engine. Not that they abandoned the closed source EdgeHTML.