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Re:Microsoft silently adds Amazon root certificates to its CTL
on Friday January 22, 2016 @05:09AM (#10951856)
You can pin (multiple) private keys. Usually, you don't have to change your private key when getting a new certificate (for example, with Lets Encrypt).
If you do want to change private keys regularly, generate them beforehand and pin them.
Re:Why TypeScript Isn't the Answer
on Sunday March 30, 2014 @12:36PM (#7496701)
> they don't have a good story around versioning different libraries. Last I checked, they had a typescript wrapper for jQuery, based on the latest version. Sticking with an older version? No accurate type definitions for you!
Nobody forces you to stay up-to-date with the DefinitelyTyped repository. If you want definitions for version X, look at the definitions that were recent shortly after version X was released. Not completely effortless, but also not a structural, deal-breaking problem like you said.
Re:Postgresql 9.3 Released
on Monday September 09, 2013 @10:45AM (#6353745)
Are there any PostgreSQL administration tools like HeidiSQL (which is for MySQL)[1]? Seriously, this piece of software is so feature-rich and polished and fun to work with, it makes me choose MySQL over PostgreSQL if the MySQL features fit my needs. Indeed, I know pgAdmin, but some features are rather clunky to use and it doesn't really look that actively developed.