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zupo

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    Comment #46779956

    "The capability based approach is interesting, but trusting developers to declare all their needed capabilities seems brittle. Modern OS level sandboxing or containerisation provid…

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    Comment #46253819

    This is a good reminder that ‘AI pair programmers’ can create subtle bugs that are hard to spot.

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    Comment #46159258

    Fascinating vulnerability. It shows how browser integrations can create unexpected attack surfaces. I’d love to see more discussion around hardening these kinds of local browser mo…

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    Comment #39697915

    IIUC Magic Nix Cache uses Github Actions Cache, which means there is waiting for the cache contents to be loaded onto the runner instance. This can in no way be as fast as what nam…

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    Comment #39696943

    What worked great for me for speeding up CI was using Cachix + namespace.so. This works so well I moved all my personal and our company CI to GitHub Actions. With "it works so well…

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    Comment #34237637

    I've seen the following multiple times in the past: 1. something changed in test layer setup that made all tests slower 2. something changed in application code that made all tests…

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    Comment #34237290

    Not quite 2019 levels, but here they have mostly rebounded.

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    Comment #34237276

    Unit tests tend to get slower with time, wasting a lot of developer hours. BlueRacer helps you keep them fast by posting a unit test performance summary on every Pull Request.

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    Comment #31746431

    That's great feedback, thanks!

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    Comment #31746035

    Which is exactly what the device on the link does. It's using a real SIM card to receive 2FA codes and then forwards it to wherever you configure it to.

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    Comment #31745781

    Slack is mostly used as a placeholder in the name. It's trivial to change the code to send the webhook anywhere: https://github.com/teamniteo/sms2slack/blob/master/src/esp32...

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    Comment #31484560

    Yep, completely agree. We had a project before when it "clicked" and we could tell.

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    Comment #31484547

    Additionally, there is a huge difference in getting free users and getting paid users. We tried with a very low-price plan and got a lot of interest & signups. The moment we raised…

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    Comment #31484531

    The trick is in knowing where to draw the line. We definitely felt we had "some" tracking. We had hundreds of people sign up to our newsletter. We had a couple of users that absolu…

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    Comment #31484184

    It's "zero trust". I.e. no-one from Pareto Security, nor anyone from your company can access or track any of your Macs. The only thing that the local agent running on a Mac does, i…

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