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2019 side-by-side comparison of Angular and React security vulnerabilities
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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Welcome to Snyk's State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. In this section, we review the impact that security vulnerabilities can have by looking at the severity, CVSS scores and more over the years for both Angular and React.
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I'm in the process of wrapping up a team offsite even though I was ostensibly the lead technologist present, I was not actually prepared in terms of bringing the right technology with me to facilitate the team's needs. The single worst omission was the lack of an HDMI cable without which, I saw three tech folk (me, other engineer #1, team coordinator) fail to be able to connect a Mac, an iPad and a Windows box to a Chrome Cast equipped TV.....
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I'm in the process of wrapping up a team offsite even though I was ostensibly the lead technologist present, I was not actually prepared in terms of bringing the right technology with me to facilitate the team's needs. The single worst omission was the lack of an HDMI cable without which, I saw three tech folk (me, other engineer #1, team coordinator) fail to be able to connect a Mac, an iPad and a Windows box to a Chrome Cast equipped TV.....
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I’ve been to a lot of conferences over the years. PgConf EU , PostgresOpen , too many pgDays to count, and even more none Postgres conferences (OSCON, Strangeloop, Railsconf, PyCon, LessConf, and many more). I’ve always found Postgres conferences one of the best places to get training and learn about what’s new with Postgres (in addition to Dimitri’s recent book, more on that below). They’re my regular stop to catch up on all the new feat....
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I’ve been to a lot of conferences over the years. PgConf EU , PostgresOpen , too many pgDays to count, and even more none Postgres conferences (OSCON, Strangeloop, Railsconf, PyCon, LessConf, and many more). I’ve always found Postgres conferences one of the best places to get training and learn about what’s new with Postgres (in addition to Dimitri’s recent book, more on that below). They’re my regular stop to catch up on all the new feat....
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When it comes to security, the movement toward DevOps is really just beginning. If we want security to make this move effectively, we need to carefully select tools and deliberately build culture.
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AWS Lambda Performance Optimization & Monitoring with Tracing & Spans (Serverless Framework Pro)
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www.serverless.com
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6 years ago
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To troubleshoot the performance of an AWS Lambda function, we need the transaction time of each dependency. Come see how we do that with Serverless Framework Pro
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You would think by now that I'd be wise enough to capture the speaker as well as the slide when I take a photo; alas not; sigh . Last week I saw Daniel Wilson speak over at Butler University. Daniel is the author of Robopocalypse , Robogenesis, How to Survive a Robot Uprising , Where's My Jetpack and many other good bits of science fiction. There were two surprising things in his presentation: He was funny. As someone who has ....
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! In the continuing saga of "Once upon a time I did ruby exclusively, now I do python and ruby side by side and I keep being stupid", I have discovered something subtle and interesting about how python works internally. Let's start with a function definition in python: expert_name = "Anti Semitic Speech Expert" expert_versio....
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Recently I had been feeling frustrated at home because I had clutter. Things were piling up on my desk, and I was running out of storage to put things away. I had mismatching shelves, but the thought of an entire overhaul felt like a daunting task. Then, I had an epiphany. I realised that I could apply the Agile ways of working that I was so accustomed to, in my everyday life. And here’s how I did it. Minimum Viable Product
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You would think by now that I'd be wise enough to capture the speaker as well as the slide when I take a photo; alas not; sigh . Last week I saw Daniel Wilson speak over at Butler University. Daniel is the author of Robopocalypse , Robogenesis, How to Survive a Robot Uprising , Where's My Jetpack and many other good bits of science fiction. There were two surprising things in his presentation: He was funny. As someone who has ....
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! In the continuing saga of "Once upon a time I did ruby exclusively, now I do python and ruby side by side and I keep being stupid", I have discovered something subtle and interesting about how python works internally. Let's start with a function definition in python: expert_name = "Anti Semitic Speech Expert" expert_versio....
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! I have a lot of computer skills. I can program in multiple languages, I can remember how to use Norton Utilities for DOS, I can remember how to use Sun OS, I can tell you about not HTML, not XML, not SGML but GML (which begat SGML which in turn begat HTML which in turn begat XML), etc. One of those computer skills that I don't have ....
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Nextcloud and others recently reported on CVE-2019-11043 which looks like a particularly nasty RCE affecting only nginx+php-fpm with certain configurations. Unfortunately, the configuration the Nextcloud documentation recommended was one of those vulnerable configurations.
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! I have a lot of computer skills. I can program in multiple languages, I can remember how to use Norton Utilities for DOS, I can remember how to use Sun OS, I can tell you about not HTML, not XML, not SGML but GML (which begat SGML which in turn begat HTML which in turn begat XML), etc. One of those computer skills that I don't have ....
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When people hear Esperanto for the first time, they sometimes think they're hearing Italian, or maybe Spanish. A good amount of vocabulary in Esperanto is taken from romance roots, so this isn't totally surprising.
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While cleaning up some tech debt, a curious issue cropped up. Nginx was running in an alpine container as a front end load balancer. It had a dynamic config that got periodically updated by a sidecar, and had filebeat shipping logs out to a central collector but otherwise was just a very simple Nginx config. Every now and then the container would crash, it would automatically recover fast enough no alarms were lost and the clients would j....
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Flask is a simple Python framework for creating web applications. It can be used to create API servers in a microservices architecture. When doing so, it is helpful to provide API documentation that ships with your service. This post outlines a technique for shipping OpenAPI v3 documentation from your service while co-locating the documentation with the API implementation. Keeping the documentation with the route definition ensures that it ..
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Back in 2013, like most other companies, Cerner was heavily invested in building user interfaces with Twitter Bootstrap. Around that time, Dave Rupert wrote about the concept of Responsive Deliverables and touched on a key concept, creating “Tiny Bootstraps, for Every Client”. Along with this, Brad Frost had started promoting the idea of Atomic Design. We saw a lot of value in these ideas and saw that we needed to evolve how we were develop..
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Heroku Is Amazing or Fixing INSERT command denied to user (MySQL)
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! Part 1: Heroku Rocks I've been using Heroku quite a lot recently: It is currently running my side project I built a trial project purely to confirm that I knew how to deploy onto Heroku and then deployed it in just an hour or two I deployed a proof of concept app for my day gig onto it that's pretty substantial Overall I've never ....
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Heroku Is Amazing or Fixing INSERT command denied to user (MySQL)
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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Photo courtesy of my boss and friend, Dave Sifry who is in London right now attending MozFest; lucky guy! Part 1: Heroku Rocks I've been using Heroku quite a lot recently: It is currently running my side project I built a trial project purely to confirm that I knew how to deploy onto Heroku and then deployed it in just an hour or two I deployed a proof of concept app for my day gig onto it that's pretty substantial Overall I've never ....
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Michigan-based electric truck startup Bollinger Motors has finally announced the price of its rugged electric trucks, the Jeep-like B1 and the B2 pickup. Both vehicles will start at an eye-popping $125,000 ...” Well, nevermind . Permalink.
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I’ve put together (what I hope is) a handy guide to the November 2019 ballot for Huber Heights, Ohio. The purpose of this guide isn’t to tell people who or what they should vote for, but rather only to let people know who or what is on the ballot.
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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I'm currently seeking a new maintainer for the Lookout (fix version) add-on for Thunderbird. It looks like I won't be supporting Thunderbird for much longer and instead will be stuck supporting Outlook again. This means my development time will be severely limited and with the recent move to drop legacy add-on support I'm afraid I won't be able to keep up. If you are interested in development let me know either in the comments below, th..
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