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Give me the recipe

Finally got web workers to work in WASM

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While I do think it would strengthen the security, anyone that can trick someone into giving them their SSN can also trick that someone into giving them their private key.

This would be advantegous for everyone, but private keys would still be stolen.

I’m all for a cryptography embracing government though. A GPG key is far superior to a short number sequence that can be predicted easily.

Although not great, where I live, at least, we have a way to digitally sign digital documents using public key cryptography.

One thing is that I believe we will eventually have cryptographic keys assigned to us instead of those insecure SSNs. But who knows when that will become reality.

Spend my time in TF2. By the time I become aware of the time, it’s already 8pm.

I agree. I find Rust’s syntax much better than Go’s.

They are practically infinite, but finite technically.

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When I think of india, I think of scam centers disguised as tech support.

Dear you: Confession Piano version

Yes. I am. At least nice to people who are also nice to me.

Yeah, I’ve been using Rust with Leptos and Axum for a website I’ve been working on. Works great tbh. I don’t even know JS.

Probably not. After all, it can be justified by saying that the AI got the inspiration from the artist’s drawings.

Next time, please put the question in the title and not the body. The body can be left empty in this case.

Lemmy: forums

Misskey: microblogging

Time control. I think it’s the most powerful one.

I wouldn’t really defend cloudflare here. Sure, the tier might have been a bit cheap for a big online casino with high traffic. However, cloudflare should have set limits in place or warn the casino beforehand and not just surprise businesses with great amounts of builtup “damage” money if the business was causing their network to “struggle”. The call they made with the CF sales team about the serious issue wasn’t a warning at all. According to the blog, they just asked if the casino considered the enterprise tier. Nothing about their networks struggling is said at all. Additionally their future calls were misleading and just tricks to get the casino to talk with the sales team. I’m not sure how CF’s fooling the casino here can be seen as something reasonable at all.

They shouldn’t call it unlimited if they can’t handle high amounts of traffic.

Just a few weeks ago, Primeagen read a blog about how Cloudflare threatened an online casino with taking their sites down if they didn’t pay them 120k$ in a day.