Kudos to Dropbox for publishing this – making these things public is the best way to increase security (because of the feedback they'll get)
How Dropbox securely stores your passwords blogs.dropbox.com/tech/2016/…
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“Wrong” German words some Germans use, in English of course (via @mkhl): fadeverb.tumblr.com/post/163…
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To me, the whole point of microservices is that deployment architecture and software architecture are closely aligned
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Absolutely. We use it e.g. to syndicate some innoq.com content to Jaxenter, but there are many application uses, too
Wow, they really made sure they picked something even less suitable
Stanford finally moves away from Java for their introductory programming course to... JavaScript ow.ly/UR6K30dRU3L
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There are still seats left for @aphyr’s Distributed Systems training, Berlin, 9/21-9/22: innoq.com/en/trainings/distr…
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Ist ein sehr schöner Podcast geworden: nitter.vloup.ch/moonbeamlabs/sta…
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Plus there could also be a standards battle with the almost identical, but slightly different WS-ODBC alternative
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Anybody interested in teaming up for a WS-JDBC spec? There’d be a nice bi-directional GraphQL bridge, and IBM could sell an appliance
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I like it! For some reason my wife claims it's unfit for Sunday morning breakfast listening, though
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Of course the keys don’t exist physically either, but at least they exist virtually. But the whole “where are the coins” strikes me as off.
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Don’t you find that terminology slightly weird? The coins aren’t anywhere because they don’t exist, only the keys do
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@sonos, treating @vowe like this is a bad move in Germany (where he brought you tons of loyal customers, like me) vowe.net/archives/016460.htm…
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