> But there is still no way to use ndb from outside App Engine standard, right? Shameless plug, but for Go, there is an unofficial third-party (Chromium team) datastore package that feature near-seamless AppEngine…
In all fairness... > run rendering in a sandbox Most major browsers, including Edge and Chrome, do this and are really good at it. > closely monitor your deps for vulnerabilities and ship patches as quickly as possible…
The blog mentions, "We’re considering argon2 for our next upgrade". I suppose they could do in-line upgrades: as users are signing in, the SHA512 is piped through the old pipeline for verification and through the new…
At some point I have to draw a line between the information that he leaked regarding questionable (and, ultimately, illegal) domestic US spying programs and the sizable remainder of the corpus detailing US tools,…
> But there is still no way to use ndb from outside App Engine standard, right? Shameless plug, but for Go, there is an unofficial third-party (Chromium team) datastore package that feature near-seamless AppEngine…
In all fairness... > run rendering in a sandbox Most major browsers, including Edge and Chrome, do this and are really good at it. > closely monitor your deps for vulnerabilities and ship patches as quickly as possible…
The blog mentions, "We’re considering argon2 for our next upgrade". I suppose they could do in-line upgrades: as users are signing in, the SHA512 is piped through the old pipeline for verification and through the new…
At some point I have to draw a line between the information that he leaked regarding questionable (and, ultimately, illegal) domestic US spying programs and the sizable remainder of the corpus detailing US tools,…