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Re:Keycloak: Open-Source Identity and Access Management on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @03:52PM (#31264977)
Looks like it got the internet hug-o-death or something b/c it looks like it's down.
Re:North Korea hacked him, so he took down its internet on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @01:46PM (#30182012)
That's the wrong takeaway from that bit though I think. I believe they are saying that China and other states are the actors on behalf of NK not that they are using NK as patsies ... granted that may also be true. International politics and espionage is a weird domain.
Re:Coder (Visual Studio Code in browser) goes open source on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @09:35AM (#19319172)
The biggest difference vs dockerized theia and coder is I have access to the actual server instead of just the docker container.

This means I have the full power of the underlying server, access to my docker on the host and any other features.

This also means though that it is direct shell access over the web and should be locked down like Fort Knox.

I've put this behind Traefik with httpauth for testing and it works well so far.

Re:Stripe is down on Monday November 06, 2017 @12:40PM (#15637122)
Back down again, also, it's probably not helping that the link on this post is to their site... causing more traffic to come into an obviously taxed system ... lol.
Re:Yet another reason why no one should be using PHP on Thursday March 21, 2013 @11:04AM (#5415495)
If you expect your languages to have ->0<- errors, then you have unrealistic expectations. PHP is listing only 373 issues listed, Ruby and Python both have thousands! Sure PHP may not be a perfectly crafted language, it has its downsides, but, it works. Stop trying to steer people away with these misguided posts. This is the internet, you can find justification for nearly anything when you do not provide a proper context for your arguments, in this case it would need to be a chart showing bug count vs other languages.