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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/vkravcenko; my proof: https://keybase.io/vkravcenko/sigs/rieRINFNWw8KYyOl6u5k7V9uX8mZqkJmHJYvmHV0Hm0 ]
It's not Let's Encrypts job to protect users from fraud.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
[1] http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/7/204032-why-google-store...
Code with circular imports in python does not work. (ImportError: Cannot import name X) I have come across this problem several times, and depending on the project size it becomes problematic to identify where exactly the problem is. This tool shows you the chain of the imports that are causing the problem, after that is up to developer to fix it e.g. restructure the imports or move the imports into the function call.
This is my weekend project, I just decided to fix a pain point that new python developers usually have. This utility helps identify where the ciruclar import is.
issues/pull requests welcome!
I built a utility for python programmers - pipreqs which helps to generate pip requirements.txt file based on imports of any project
It only says that the method with which the companies will be able to give them the encryption keys is approved.
Still, my russian may be rusty, but it seems to me, the FSB just documented a procedure which the companies will need to follow to provide the FSB with the keys.
EDIT: OK. So the fixes were backported
You can say that about any language. The people that like the language will always defend it. e.g. PHP, C, Ruby. They all have flaws and yet when one talks about their shortcomings, the people get defensive.
Click on the first link that leads to wsj.
How can I be sure, that all of MY notes in Evernote are being synced correctly? I also use only the mac app, never checked the web interface.