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danielhlockard

209 karma · joined July 2, 2012

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/danielhlockard; my proof: https://keybase.io/danielhlockard/sigs/1G4DfeQ6mlWXw3RXym_3RTmGIBBtw6VNz_kcAHpUGIo ]
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danielhlockard··on Git reset vs. Git revert
Why is this linked to the comment section?
danielhlockard··on Every new web app at PayPal starts with TypeScript
It doesn't in this case.
danielhlockard··on C programmers with Mac experience wanted for revival of Eudora eMail client
Microsoft gives out free developer VMs.
danielhlockard··on How to Block Stingray Devices
They can jam the other frequencies so that they aren't available.
danielhlockard··on 50 CVEs in 50 Days: Fuzzing Adobe Reader
I think they're counting on flatpak.
danielhlockard··on Go 2, here we come
A ton of projects have upgraded to work well with modules already. Seriously, it's set and forget in your zshrc / bashrc / whathaveyou.
danielhlockard··on Fallout 76 Day One Patch Is Larger Than the Game Itself
> bug-free when it came out

Might want to double check with the speed running community on that.

https://www.nintendoenthusiast.com/2018/10/18/speed-glitch-b...

danielhlockard··on ASP.NET Core 3.0 will only run on .NET Core
You're right on that, but there's no "OS" inside of a container to speak of.
danielhlockard··on ASP.NET Core 3.0 will only run on .NET Core
> OS definitely matters with Docker, both on the host and the container.

What OS in the container? A docker container is not a VM. Most of my containers are on the order of 10s of MB, and just contain a single binary.

danielhlockard··on Zero-day in jQuery plugin sample code exploited for at least three years
Does NGINX, IIS, Tomcat, etc support .htaccess? No.
danielhlockard··on Status.github.com: “We're failing over a data storage system”
I'm not sure how you could postulate that they're related
danielhlockard··on Masstree: A cache-friendly mashup of tries and B-trees
Why do I get a gross yellow block covering the image when I mouse over it?

edit: oh, it's because it's a link and they have some background coloring or something on links.

danielhlockard··on Zolang – A programming language for sharing code between multiple platforms
Do array indexes start at 1?

    let i as number be 1

    while (i < person.friendNames.count) {
      print(person.friendNames[i])
      make i be i plus 1
    }
danielhlockard··on Someone used my IPFS gateway for phishing
Wow, there's a lot of open ports on that box.
danielhlockard··on Any positive number can be written as a sum of three palindromes
It's correct though, each of them are palindromes...
danielhlockard··on Crypto: speck – remove Speck
This is interesting... If speck isn't used I'm all for less poor crypto that can be used in the kernel... Just like OpenSSL removing Export ciphers (thanks FREAK attack)
danielhlockard··on Firefox 62.0 Released
Pst, Moz and Mozilla are not the same thing.
danielhlockard··on How we spent $30k in Firebase in less than 72 hours
My only issue - Where were the metrics around firebase request count? That could have been a simple dashboard.
danielhlockard··on Best Buy Is Thriving in the Age of Amazon
Best Buy was great the day my GPU died and I needed a new one by the evening. Prices were pretty good.
danielhlockard··on Twitch streamers who spend years broadcasting to no one
Carl is so good. I made the overlay for a charity stream last year. The mario maker guys are a good bunch.
danielhlockard··on Utah voting system fending off 1B hacking attempts per day
Port knocking is security by obscurity. How about a VPN like a real company.
danielhlockard··on The History of the Philips CD-I, Failed PlayStation Ancestor
I'm a volunteer for Zeldathon (not going to link it, you can google it), and we have multiple players that still play these games, and some that have gotten world records in them. It's wild that A) they've held up this long and B) how popular they are in our little community. I think we had 3 or 4 CD-i's at the last marathon I attended.
danielhlockard··on DMCA, Easylist, Adblock, Copyright Access Control and Admiral
I had no idea who Admiral was before, and I can't say I have a great opinion of them now. I'm sorry, but you don't get to control what I can and cannot ad block.

This is mind blowing since Dan was the COO of GROOVESHARK which basically didn't care about copyright, at all.

danielhlockard··on Vim for Humans
Looks like the CA bundle isn't included
danielhlockard··on How Dropbox hacks your mac
FWIW, I only have dbaccessperm and dbfsevnentsd in my u501 folder.
danielhlockard··on Saved Replies
Except it doesn't do notifications like a comment does...
danielhlockard··on An XSS on Facebook via PNGs and Wonky Content Types
And Secure, if you're using HTTPS (which you should be)
danielhlockard··on Clock Skew Exists
Servers, even ones that run NTP, aren't always on time. I had one the other day that somehow got 30 minutes behind.
danielhlockard··on Get HTTPS for free
You double posted, but FYI you can't export certs from AWS cert manager
danielhlockard··on Forthcoming OpenSSL release announced
I'd imagine a security release will be cut as soon as a diff is available.
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