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...and that's a good thing. Short: they deprecated insecure key lengths (<2048) You can still use alternative SSH clients if you really need to use them

Patterns as in design patterns, not patterns as in pattern matching

you miss the point that the right ssh keys will be used by default. currently malware would have to search for and use the keys by itself. now the servers will be on a gold platter, ready to be served

Great stuff, now windows malware can use ssh to infect Linux servers!

https://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/latest/mitmproxy.html Nice TLS work

Initial page load: 279kb Click on 'Features': 1.58Mb (40 requests) Click on 'PWA': 2.88Mb (74 requests) ...

If you visit this page on mobile and start to scroll down while it's still loading, you'll have to scroll down multiple time because the loaded content resets the scrollbar (Firefox on Android)

Top comment: 'Impressive engineering on the whole stack'

Really?

That's why in germany the first course in the first semester of CS teaches you three things: imperative programming, functional programming and logical programming. That way you can choose your favorite programming paradigm early on in your career and don't get surprised and wonder what would have been if you found it earlier in your career. I hope other countries teach programming like that as well

15 times the download size of hnews and it even has a loading indicator with a waiting time of several seconds

Maybe make it more simplistic and fast, for it to be a real open source alternative

what about uuid, a well researched and established standard?

there is no real technical reason for this fork, which is why everyone will just keep using node.js

your technology is an Android App that remote-controls Uber and Lyft apps, and you charge 100$ per year for it

What makes you think nobody will sit down and rebuild your app in a week?

Total requests: 30 Size: 1.149,02 KB Transferred Size: 539,24 KB Time: 6,53 seconds

That's on a wired 50 megabit connection, I don't want to know the load time on mobile. Good job on an overblown landing page!

Related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15031814

I don't get it. What advantage does this service have over using a pdf library to insert additional text? Why do I need an external server for this text insertion task?

how about not shipping kilobytes of javascript?