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tristador

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    Comment #22207451

    > When she someday establishes keys, and cryptographically proves her Twitter account, the Keybase servers will ping my apps and ask for me to make available the decryption key to …

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    Comment #22197936

    I'm not following. How do things work better for the non-microservice approach? Re. teams: For any project above a certain size, you'll have teams. If that's a network boundary, a …

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    Comment #22197483

    > 2000 extra hours during a 12 month period 11.5 hour days, 7 days a week for a year? > I almost burned out No kidding. Seems like a recipe for much worse than burn out.

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    Comment #22197183

    > So in 3.8, they kept code that had deprecation warnings so that they could be compatible with 2.7. They'd like to now drop that code and be 3.9-only compatible, but they don't ha…

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    Comment #22187930

    I think a favorable reading is that he described the category. Facebook tracked that fine under "general and administrative".

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    Comment #22187665

    I thought Google Analytics had a decent privacy policy that would prevent Google from doing anything with GA data. But I remember some fuzzy wording like "your data" which could si…

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    Comment #22165922

    Looking at play store quickly: Facebook, which I've seen preinstalled on phones, has 5B+ downloads. Google authenticator has 10M+ downloads. It's not that popular relative.

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    Comment #22165898

    For Android, preinstalled apps are set by the phone manufacturer. I suppose each manufacturer could pick their favorite 2fa app and install it. There is some pressure not to instal…

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    Comment #22155803

    The economics on that look terribly bad. Keyboard is too high or screen is too low. Keyboard is too close to the screen. I suppose you'd adjust those but for a single piece of glas…

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    Comment #22149237

    I like the idea of a paid social network, that removes tracking and ads, focusing on quality engagement versus quantity. There are a few of these already, what makes this one uniqu…

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    Comment #22148576

    CF is undoubtedly good for DDoS protection, but that doesn't negate the fact that it does other things poorly. FWIW I've found more websites that prompt for Cloudflare captcha than…

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    Comment #22148513

    > However you can’t just choose to not pay for things. Sure you can. The article even has examples. > In the 1950s camping was an acceptable vacation. Hand-me-downs were acceptable…

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    Comment #22147740

    > Diet without exercise however can work just fine. I think that's the point. Earning more is hard, you need to get a raise or find a new job. That's "exercise". It's the obvious f…

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    Comment #22147594

    Instead the price would just go down more slowly. So the price drop that you'd otherwise expect is paying for the new features.

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    Comment #22147459

    FWIW the current pricing page shows only a starter plan that caps you to 1GB, with no info about what happens after 1GB. Predictable pricing is a good feature, but you don't have t…

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    Comment #22147311

    Here are those IP addresses. Just know that the list can change over time, so you'll want to update your IAM policy. https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/

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    Comment #22147001

    How do you secure the link between Cloudflare and your HTTP only site?

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    Comment #22146960

    I think you'll find a number of people who have seen issues (myself included). Things like adding Cloudflare on top of an API, breaking clients when CF decides their IP needs verif…

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    Comment #22146854

    The recommendation of Cloudflare here seems poor. Using CF to make an HTTP only site support HTTPS will only prevent MITM between CF and the end user. MITM between my server and CF…

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    Comment #22146657

    > In one of many robust internet debates (as is prone to happen on Twitter) Maybe I just don't get Twitter. Every time I look at a thread it starts with some coherent conversation,…

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    Comment #22146636

    Note: 2018. Troy talks about a tipping point, which was Jan 2017.