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Configuration must be available to the application without exposing credentials in source control, logs or browser code. What belongs in the runtime and which access controls matter?
I have Server A running at home in a Carrier-Grade NAT environment. Due to this I cannot open a port directly in my router. I also have Server B on a cloud hosting provider, which has a static public IP address that can have ports opened to. Both machines run Ubuntu linux. So far the best solution for me was SSH Tunneling, but it comes with a performance dra
I need to enable long paths but my Windows 11 Home edition does not have the group policy editor. Is there a way to enable this from the command line or install group policy editor on my machine?
I run Matlab simulations that sometimes take weeks to finish and when Windows restarts I lose all my work so I really need a way to stop auto restarts. Windows 11 seems to have disabled all ways to get around Auto Update Restarts. Is there a still a workaround? It used to be possible to set NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers in: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
I'm currently writing a (Server side) Blazor application that includes the default AzureAD Authentication. This works well for authenticated users - challenging on the entrance ( _Host.cshtml ) file, redirecting and then back once authenticated. I need to have a couple of pages not requiring authentication - I don't want the user being challenged and redirec
A failure needs to be narrowed down before settings are changed or operations retried. Which evidence best separates application errors from environment and dependency problems?
DBIx::Class::Migration::Version provides a structured way to manage schema evolution using up and down methods. While this framework tracks versioning via a metadata table, the actual execution of Data Definition Language (DDL) statements depends on the underlying database engine's capabilities. In environments using databases that do not support transaction
I'm not talking about the taskbar grouping windows from the same application, but grouping two different windows when they are placed side by side. See screenshot. There is an additional "Group | xxx" task being displayed, how can I get rid of it? I believe this is a new feature of Windows 11.
When I need to define a file system path in my script, I use os.path.join to guarantee that the path will be consistent on different file systems: from os import path path_1 = path.join("/home", "test", "test.txt") I also know that there is the pathlib module that basically does the same: from pathlib import Path path_2 = Path("/home") / "test" / "test.txt"
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