I've run a disclosure program for ~7 years, which is an open paid program. However, over that time we've developed relationships with the most active and successful contributors, to the point that we'll now give them…
I wrote about this this morning [1]: > We're keeping our vulnerability disclosure program open - because even though they are rare, the genuine critical reports we receive, in amongst the noise, are still highly…
> I did get to the stage (not by conscious memorisation) of being able to assemble and disassemble Z80 code in my head, with some accuracy. Same here. I never got any fluency using EXX and the shadow registers - there…
I remember Jim Woodcock as really inspirational - he was working with my PhD supervisor in 1987. We were working on a variant of Z for specifying what, today, we would call CRDTs. I was also lucky enough to meet Tony…
Who remembers the Occam folding editor (1983)? This was the first time I saw this kind of outline-based navigation for code: https://www.transputer.net/tn/03/tn03.html#x1-30002
Yes it's true. At Ably we support websockets, SSE and comet fallbacks (simple long-polling and streamed long-polling). It's less and less common but there are firewalls that fail to handle websockets correctly, or…
Disclaimer: I work for Ably. I agree that it's not valid to claim that websockets are the best fit in every situation. If the requirement is simply to stream server to client events, in an application where that doesn't…
Disclaimer: I work for Ably. I agree in principle, so the libraries that handle websockets and also fallback transports using comet (eg SocketIO) are still widely used for that reason, and the commercial pub/sub service…
This ^ is my favourite writeup on the question of how you implement SOC2. I wish I had read that before we started - after going through the Type 1 and Type 2 process, we've ended up with the same conclusions. I've lost…
Ably CTO here. Well that went well ... 1) The realtime service and website are different things. The blog post is talking about the service, which has been continuously available. 2) Oops, the website fell over. We'll…
I lived there for 20 years and never noticed
We've been experimenting with Liftbridge at a range of scales and workloads, and clusters that are distributed across a single region perform very well. However, it's not really suitable for operating a cluster…
I can't speak for NATS streaming or Akka but it does look like liftbridge can fit that niche very well, depending on what features and semantics you need. Your services that publish can be assured that a message has…
I've run a disclosure program for ~7 years, which is an open paid program. However, over that time we've developed relationships with the most active and successful contributors, to the point that we'll now give them…
I wrote about this this morning [1]: > We're keeping our vulnerability disclosure program open - because even though they are rare, the genuine critical reports we receive, in amongst the noise, are still highly…
> I did get to the stage (not by conscious memorisation) of being able to assemble and disassemble Z80 code in my head, with some accuracy. Same here. I never got any fluency using EXX and the shadow registers - there…
I remember Jim Woodcock as really inspirational - he was working with my PhD supervisor in 1987. We were working on a variant of Z for specifying what, today, we would call CRDTs. I was also lucky enough to meet Tony…
Who remembers the Occam folding editor (1983)? This was the first time I saw this kind of outline-based navigation for code: https://www.transputer.net/tn/03/tn03.html#x1-30002
Yes it's true. At Ably we support websockets, SSE and comet fallbacks (simple long-polling and streamed long-polling). It's less and less common but there are firewalls that fail to handle websockets correctly, or…
Disclaimer: I work for Ably. I agree that it's not valid to claim that websockets are the best fit in every situation. If the requirement is simply to stream server to client events, in an application where that doesn't…
Disclaimer: I work for Ably. I agree in principle, so the libraries that handle websockets and also fallback transports using comet (eg SocketIO) are still widely used for that reason, and the commercial pub/sub service…
This ^ is my favourite writeup on the question of how you implement SOC2. I wish I had read that before we started - after going through the Type 1 and Type 2 process, we've ended up with the same conclusions. I've lost…
Ably CTO here. Well that went well ... 1) The realtime service and website are different things. The blog post is talking about the service, which has been continuously available. 2) Oops, the website fell over. We'll…
I lived there for 20 years and never noticed
We've been experimenting with Liftbridge at a range of scales and workloads, and clusters that are distributed across a single region perform very well. However, it's not really suitable for operating a cluster…
I can't speak for NATS streaming or Akka but it does look like liftbridge can fit that niche very well, depending on what features and semantics you need. Your services that publish can be assured that a message has…