Comments by "Bruce Wayne" (@brucewayne2480) on "ByteByteGo" channel.

  1. Yes because a certificate authority verified a domain owner and signed its data with its private key, that signature is included in the certificate , and the public key of known certificate authorities are stored in the browser
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  2. The purpose of jwt is not to encrypt or hide the data but only to be sure that the the server issued the data and not someone else and use it as a stateless system. Imagine that you want to go to a concert. You have your ticket (password) , you show your ticket once and you enter , the security guy stamps your hand (gives you a jwt). Now you quit and want to enter again, you only need to show that stamp , no need to show your ticket gain, the security guy can easily verify that it's his stamp (the server verifies the signature), it can't be made by someone else so he trusts you
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  3. I think by using strict types and some functional programming libraries like fp-ts you can even skip testing , it's my personal opinion
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  4.  @pjf7044  I've used sorted liste , each agent has a score depending on how much he waited and his performance after each call you update his score, and whenever you have a request for that call you pick the agent in the top of the list
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  5. I'm learning kubernetes, and this video is great to consolidate my knowledge. So what is the alternative for small organizations , which tools would you use ?
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  6. 1 - What is the difference between a proxy and a VPN , can a VPN replace a proxy ? 2 - Is Netflix for example able to detect Proxy but not a VPN ?
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  7.  @benisrood  i didn't say skip all testing but write less tests (espcially for trivial unit tests)
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  8.  @d00dEEE  how the connection can broke ? Only for physical network problems ?
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  9.  @d00dEEE  thanks
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  10. I've used it for phone number validation and for a call center app to store the priorities of agents
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  11. Lets say for example Chrome uses 2 processes : P1 and P2 each process has 2 threads t1.1, t1.2, t2.1 and t2.2 Firefox has 2 processes: P3 and P4 Each process has 4 threads t3.1, t3.2, t3.3, t3.4, t4.1, t4.2, t4.3, t4.4 How the system will run them knowing that I have an 8 core cpu ?
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  12.  @KrishnaKumar-yn9wf  thanks but how.the system will prioritze them ? Will it run 8 from firefox ? (Suppose that there is no user interaction) What about the virtual threads ans physical threads ?
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  13.  @stefanriembauer9337  thanks but what about a very low server resources like 2gb ram server to install wordpress or a small server, would you install this ?
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