Originally posted on Github, I wrote I would place the list somewhere else if it gets too long, well, I can already see it getting too long so I placed a copy of it here on my blog. I’m compiling a list of problem domains where Copilot suggests the right function and works perfectly, and…Continue readingPython & Github Copilot – Good and Bad Areas
Author: Ali Sherief
Editor-in-chief and serial coder & blogger.
What happens when you got an unsecured database lying around somewhere? Bots will attack it. Everyone’s got to enable TLS to secure their internet-facing services. There’s simply no excuse now that you can buy them for cheap and with crypto, and even for free (Let’s Encrypt). But for some reason, you go to these cloud…Continue readingEnable TLS For K8s Apps – It Almost Made Me Surrender
This is a guide on how to limit the upload and download bandwidth of Bitcoin Core. By the end of this tutorial, you will know how to set a fixed upload limit for Bitcoin Core so that it does not use too much bandwidth. Preliminary Info About Bitcoin Core Bandwidth As we know, the bitcoin…Continue readingHow To Limit Bitcoin Core Bandwidth [Full Guide]
You might have heard a lot of rumors by now about quantum computers having the computational power to run through all combinations of private keys. That effectively means that Bitcoin’s security is broken because all private keys can be found. Obviously, the ramifications of this would be enormous. Bitcoin’s price would take and many people…Continue readingWhy Can’t Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin’s Security?
In this tutorial I will show you how to buy a certificate with crypto such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. You can buy certificates for a duration between 1 year and 5 years, and you can also buy wildcard certificates, code signing certificates, among others. To complete this tutorial, you will need to have a domain…Continue readingHow to buy TLS certificates with Crypto (No KYC)
Monero devs have previously belittled the issueContinue readingThe Truth About Monero’s Transaction Flood Warning
UPDATE: It appears that the website is back to normal now. Existing post kept for historical reference. This is a public service announcement to warn everybody that scammers have hacked the bitcoin.org domain and have placed a bitcoin doubler scam on the main page. If you see any page presenting you with a bitcoin doubler…Continue readingBitcoin.org Was HACKED, Back To Normal Now
Chances are, you’ve been watching Youtube today, but you probably don’t know about this stat.Continue readingBuffer Health – What is This Youtube Metric?
Or, is Electron really necessary for your next app?Continue readingElectron vs. The Native Windows Frameworks
I dug inside Google Chrome’s source code again, and this is what I found.Continue readingGoogle Chrome Media History: How Does It Work?