commonenemy

Location: Windsor, ON Canada

Willing to relocate: Within Ontario

Technologies: Go, React, Node.js, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Typescript, AWS, GCP, GRPC, Game Dev.

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joesonw

Email: can be found at https://github.com/joesonw

This campagin is still alive in China today. But the circumstances are different tho, distances are closer (denser community), and drviers use mopeds insteads of cars (can navigate through cities faster than cars).

And if an order exceeded 30 mins, the customer will receive a 9-inch pizze coupon.

This brings the memory of BigPipe, facebook has had this years ago (using JS of course).

Looks like it's a long running node? Or am I wrong?

Does it have on demand workers like those Kubernetes providers, where you use shared master nodes (or with a very small fee), and scalable node pools on demand (charged when used).

I mean if the malware has total control of the computer, there is nothing you can do. But if it’s just stealing cookies, then there’s already a lot of existing technologies to prevent that.

That sounds awfully like Couchbase, which allows you to query/update databases that will sync to remote and the back to peers. And you can control the process (auth/business logic) with sever side JavaScript plugin with ease.

you can always do geo and browser signature checks aginst sessions

Smart home is not about just turn on/off lights remotely. It's about do it automatically/reponding to other interactions.

i.e, when sunlight is out (in HA, you can get sunset triggers), and when there are people present in living room, turn on living room lights.