Win for everyone except the children. The same thing people said about digital classroom and it failed.
The links shows: gem "rails", "= 7.1.5.2" I don't know rails well, but that sounds like 7.1 (that is unsupported) and not 7.2?
I mean open the most used software automatically can be user friendly. It's like a Chromebook. ;)
And it get worse, as they are changing the max days to until 47 in 2029.
Google = Chrome = they can for most users
And systemd
VC is almost every time grow and sell (to us). So i think lack of vc can be good.
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I used chromelogger years ago that created often a too big http header over time https://craig.is/writing/chrome-logger
Httponly cookie is the way, but then you just don't use json as cookie value that is send on every request. Csrf is no problem as the data from service worker is only active on the site itself. If you speak about csrf…
Angular
You can improve with using your feet too
The technologies changes nowadays faster than a book get published.
Win for everyone except the children. The same thing people said about digital classroom and it failed.
The links shows: gem "rails", "= 7.1.5.2" I don't know rails well, but that sounds like 7.1 (that is unsupported) and not 7.2?
I mean open the most used software automatically can be user friendly. It's like a Chromebook. ;)
And it get worse, as they are changing the max days to until 47 in 2029.
Google = Chrome = they can for most users
And systemd
VC is almost every time grow and sell (to us). So i think lack of vc can be good.
* Embedded images
I used chromelogger years ago that created often a too big http header over time https://craig.is/writing/chrome-logger
Httponly cookie is the way, but then you just don't use json as cookie value that is send on every request. Csrf is no problem as the data from service worker is only active on the site itself. If you speak about csrf…
Angular
You can improve with using your feet too
The technologies changes nowadays faster than a book get published.