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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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This post has been discussed on Hacker News , /r/rust , and lobste.rs . I should not have posted this to Hacker News on a Saturday night right before going to bed, but in my defense, this post blew up in a way I didn’t expect. Introduction There was a recent dust-up on GitHub surrounding the decision by the Cryptography library (which I will call cryptography for convenience) to switch to Rust . One of the distro maintainers..
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Internet: Medium For Communication, Medium For Narrative Control Introduction
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venam.net
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5 years ago
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To no one's surprise, the internet has permeated all aspects of our lives. All other means of communication have dwindled in comparison, even though the technological behemoth is relatively young (around 50 years old as of 2021). Worldwide, according to statistics from 2019, people spent an average of 2 and a half hours a day on social media. The top place goes to The Philippines with 3h53min per day.
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Recently I’ve been experimenting with a new technique for making incredibly fast garrums. This article documents some of my findings when experimenting with making garrum from mushrooms.
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Golang thread 3.0 Our favorite garbage collected language edition. 1st thread: >>>/λ/6019 2nd one >>>/λ/24586 turned into name calling tournament due to lack of any reaction from mod's side and get locked. Please don't misbehave this time.
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lainchan.org
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5 years ago
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Golang thread 3.0 Our favorite garbage collected language edition. 1st thread: >>>/λ/6019 2nd one >>>/λ/24586 turned into name calling tournament due to lack of any reaction from mod's side and get locked. Please don't misbehave this time.
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Security misconfiguration is part of the infamous OWASP top 10 vulnerability list and has a prominent spot on place 6.
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What's the difference between writing code for yourself and developing for others? What new considerations do you need to take into account as a professional Python developer? This week on the show, we talk to Dane Hillard about his book "Practices of the Python Pro".
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Today I learned the hard way that since ASP.NET Core 2.0, the request body has acquired a default size limit at 30MB (~28.6 MiB). If the request body size exceeds the configured max request body size limit, the call to Request.Body.ReadAsync will throw an IOException. If this exception is uncaught, Kestrel will respond with a 413 Payload Too Large response and HttpSys will respond with a generic 500 Internal Server Error response ( sour..
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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Introduction About 6-8 months ago, I decided to make the switch to ZFS to store all of my data, in hope of one day being able to back up remotely with ZFS encryption. That day has finally arrived; I have an off-site backup that I am dumping data to. Rationale for ZFS People may ask why I did not use BorgBackup or other like alternatives. There are several parts to the answer:
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I’m Alex, a technologist, previously based in Canada, but now operating internationally. My goal in life is to build things that operate, and last, on the timeline of eons. By day I work as a Technical Sales Lead at Jenni AI . Half forward deployed engineer, half glad-hander, my day to day is mostly solving problems for academics and Universities. Before that I built learning management systems , logic proof tools , and various infra..
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Victor V. Gurbo shares and discusses his original song, "Mondrian," and reveals that notwithstanding the title, Mondrian was not his main influence.
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I already mentioned what background music (or sounds) I like when I am coding. In that list, I included classical music. I know classical is not exactly a favorite. Not in my field, at least. I suspect the vast majority of people disregard it in advance, not really knowing what they’re missing out on, just because, well, you know, it’s dinosaurs stuff. If you are among them, you should reconsider and repent your sins. But have no worries,..
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There are three main ways to format strings in python: name = 'Luke' food = 'pizza' # old style "My name is %s and I like %s." % (name, food) # str.format() "My name is {0} and I like {1}.".format(name, food) # f-strings f"My name is {name} and I like {food}."
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