@mipsytipsy I’m convinced, but where are the specifics? Is there, for instance, an example go microservice instrumented in an observabilty 2 best practices manner? Still using opentelemetry ?
@kelseyhightower The US has traditionally been against a universal federal ID because it’s a slippery slope towards “papers, please”. In many European countries, you are required to provide ID to law enforcement at any time.
@jessfraz This is why I think products like Jetbrains Teamcity that explicitly try to understand the output of individual tests are such a huge advantage compared to the modern “only care about the exit value” ci runners.
@alexxubyte You really want to create a unique random salt for each password, not fetch from db. That way an attacker with your db will have to put in the same work to crack each password.
@adastroworld Hardware key authenticates the site it’s talking to as well as allowing the site to authenticate you. This makes it not vulnerable to phishing attacks, unlike apps where you enter a code, and attacking site will just enter the same code on real site.