@aarondfrancis Honestly, a mostly static UI having FPS like it's simulating a world in a game loop is the part that leaves me scratching my head every time I'm reminded this is an actual issue for React apps. :)
@lennysan No spotify? Might artificially depress your subscribe metrics... Would love to listen, but via a webpage doesn't fit my podcast listening schedule/habits...
One of the worst vulns I’ve ever seen. Makes you wonder who else knew about it and for how long. Kudos to Dirk-jan for uncovering it. https://t.co/I41xUPZtLV
✨ Big O ✨
Let me take you on a visual introduction to what big O notation is in my new blog post: https://t.co/Nt1jDSRTY8.
With big O notation you can better understand how algorithms will perform, finding orders of magnitude improvements with very simple changes to your code
I'm pretty much 100% migrated to the new butterfly place for social media now. I still read here occasionally but I'd love to connect with you over there instead. My profile is under @mattb.nz there. Find me and connect :)
@samwhoo fascinating perspective (that it sets expectations that readers might feel bad not to meet) that I never even thought of....
I've like them (and added them to my blog) because it gives an up-front indication of whether I have time to read something now, or to save it for later.
@samwhoo nice! very clean and understandable, would consider stealing the structure (I x.., I y.., ...) myself. As a little detail, I love the hover animations on the visualisation links, I literally spent 60s exploring them ;)
@ioquatix I don't really think you can in practice - do you know of an implementation in the wild where it reliably works?
The draft to clarify that QDCOUNT=1 is nearly done - https://t.co/gVQys6VHpt
@danielwithmusic "...but it is now clear that this was indeed a Google Cloud bug."
Agreed. But what is the bug?
* Allowing a null parameter that defaults to a 1yr time-bomb?
* Acting on the configured intent at 1yr without a grace period?
* Both? Something else?
@danielwithmusic although it does very much sound like there were at least 1 or 2 concrete bugs in Google's control plane that provided at least some of the holes in the swiss cheese that had to line up. Very bad look.
My takeaway: avoid 2nd tier cloud services like VMware private cloud ;)
@danielwithmusic definitely a weird/worrying event... in both the initial occurence, and the strange comms!
Fault is such a hard concept in complex systems like this. No doubt there are contributing factors on both sides, any one of which might have prevented the outcome...
The reason nobody found this problem in dnssec before now is that, as they say, the fundamental design flaws were completely hidden by the superficial design flaws.
https://t.co/bvMc5ZF3qb