Here's a browser extension, called "Behave!" that monitors and warns users if a web-page performs any following actions:
✅ Browser-based Port Scan
✅ Access Private IPs
✅ DNS Rebinding attacks to Private IPs
https://t.co/IsMBGeC748
#infosec#chrome#firefox#cybersecurity
Just because you can’t remember something, doesn’t mean you haven’t learned it.
For me, job interviews have always been an annoyance because of this.
A real test would be pair programming something, don’t make people recite literature and definitions. Aim for practicality.
Two of the most important paragraphs I've seen written about JS framework usage in the last several years. This should be printed on banners and hung in all workplaces (if we ever go back to those).
- Microservices _do_ help teams move fast early on.
- By the time you realize fewer services would be great, it's too late. You need to solve the "hard" part of many services.
- We keep adding more services, but also retiring, and putting more thoughtfulness in new ones.
- Microservices are hard.
- Building reliable and testable microservices is a lot harder than most folks think
- Effectively *testing* microservices requires a ton of tooling and foresight.
- A Netflix/Uber style microservices isn't required by many (most?) orgs.
- Macroservices?
Why I no longer write classes in #Javascript:
I don't need them.
Instead, I use:
1. Plain objects (data only, no behavior)
2. Pure functions (no side-effects, no outside dependencies)
Easy to test. ✅
Easy to understand. 🧠
Easy to compose. 🏘
technically explainer/tutorial posts are a hit or miss. sometimes i just want the command and not a whole book. what annoys you about technical posts? #blogging#webdev#webdeveloper#SoftwareEngineer
@laurieontech Nope, i feel it's a matter of being in the right state of mind and life goals. There's isn't just one direction for fulfillment. I haven't helped out on a couple of startups but im still on the 9 - 5.