grenran

strong anti-counterfeitting strategy

The reality for a product at this scale is that nobody is going to spend the time or money to copy it.

My understanding is that you can use split mode to only have the load balancer decrypt the server name section, and forward the actual session and key exchange down to the backend without doing double layer encryption.

that would be what https://fossil-scm.org/ is

Most people ditch GAFAM because they want to own their digital identity and not just trade one gatekeeper for another, even if it's "hassle free" to start off with.

And with the setup of Happymail renting out individual email addresses under the same domain to different users, it makes it impossible for them to leave the platform. Have you considered letting people own their domains?

unfortunately some occasional hate speech is the price we have to pay for free speech

Playing devils advocate but 4k is probably more money than most kids that age have seen in their life

S3's whole selling point is 11 9s of durability across the whole region which is probably why it's slow to begin with.

Atlassian in shambles after buying the browser company.

seems like services are slowly recovering

They had me in the first half

This is a bad example. A good sysadmin should fact-check and do testing themselves instead of relying on what other people say.

annoyingly fd also stands for file descriptor

Obligatory: https://sso.tax/

I hope this won't make YouTube pull the same stunt in the near future, at least for the smaller channels.

I work for a government agency (not in the US). Working in private would have certainly made me more money but I really love the ample time off (4 extra weeks compared to a similar private-sector role) that we get which allows me to focus more on family and personal persuits. Additionally deadlines are pretty much non-existent as projects can drag on for years.

I realise that this might not be a good environment for ambitious people, however it pays the bills and I get to do whatever I want with my time.

Our Swift server codebase has around 30,000 lines of code. It produces a binary of 60 MB, and builds in ten minutes.

Sounds quite slow

https://github.com/hoppscotch/hoppscotch/pull/3266#issuecomm...

Going to leave this here for shady practices. A pull request was declined by the CEO since they were planning to build an OIDC feature into the enterprise plan.

Problem is, I didn't feel like paying 9$ a month to see the amount of visitors on a website i didn't even earn anything on

You can self-host Plausible yourself if you don't feel like paying $9 a month.

Android find does work without 2FA. Have tried it before

Doesn't apple pay rely on MasterCard and Visa though?

That has never stopped anyone from doing it.

wouldn't be surprised if YouTube suddenly decided to charge for storage

I think this was the premise of the original World Wide Web (minus the cryptographic part) before everything was centralised. Essentially people would have their own personal web pages and readers subscribe via RSS.

hard pass

On the other hand, this could allow him to easily contest any future parking ticket.

The plot thickens...

Walking to the store is faster than catching a plane

Author needs clickbaits to get clicks

Asked a support rep, only for the first year and it will revert to normal prices

I do open source for my own enjoyment. Who cares what other people or companies do with my code.