> Traversing a list of 100,000 users/sessions in a db to pull up the session is a different beast compared to traversing an in memory list of 10-100 revoked JTIs in redis. It is a lot less data to store and optimize…
Yes it does mean something. a session is something that is identified by an ID on the client and is persisted on the server with the corresponding ID. It's a concept. It doesn't have to be stored in a cookie. A session…
> and expiring it when you log-out? and how would you do that if the user doesn't actively log out of a service?
The idea of JWT is basically you give your user a "token" that can be used against many "services" while servers don't have to persist the state of that token, just be able to read the encrypted token, and trust the…
I would absolutely subscribe to a email service with a 5/10/15 dollars one time payment.
> Shouldn't employees have the right to collectively strike to get better conditions at work? There's a lot more at stake here than "drama for the company". Doesn't the employer have the right to fire them for any…
> there's no real process in place for situations of misconduct in the office. There shouldn't be a "process" set by Google when it comes to sexual harassment, employees should be able to sue, that's the process,sexual…
> What would make you think there's a lack of outrage related to the US and Iraq + Afghanistan? Where is the outrage right now? where is the outrage over the slaughter of children in Yemen by the Saudis using US…
> There are 40 enemy combatants held at Guantanamo. They have public legal representation and visitation rights. They are being held there without a trial. They have not been tried before being sent there. > Please…
> Traversing a list of 100,000 users/sessions in a db to pull up the session is a different beast compared to traversing an in memory list of 10-100 revoked JTIs in redis. It is a lot less data to store and optimize…
Yes it does mean something. a session is something that is identified by an ID on the client and is persisted on the server with the corresponding ID. It's a concept. It doesn't have to be stored in a cookie. A session…
> and expiring it when you log-out? and how would you do that if the user doesn't actively log out of a service?
The idea of JWT is basically you give your user a "token" that can be used against many "services" while servers don't have to persist the state of that token, just be able to read the encrypted token, and trust the…
I would absolutely subscribe to a email service with a 5/10/15 dollars one time payment.
> Shouldn't employees have the right to collectively strike to get better conditions at work? There's a lot more at stake here than "drama for the company". Doesn't the employer have the right to fire them for any…
> there's no real process in place for situations of misconduct in the office. There shouldn't be a "process" set by Google when it comes to sexual harassment, employees should be able to sue, that's the process,sexual…
> What would make you think there's a lack of outrage related to the US and Iraq + Afghanistan? Where is the outrage right now? where is the outrage over the slaughter of children in Yemen by the Saudis using US…
> There are 40 enemy combatants held at Guantanamo. They have public legal representation and visitation rights. They are being held there without a trial. They have not been tried before being sent there. > Please…