In web applications, you try to decide when to use either JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) or sessions (cookies) for authentication. When you browse the web you use HTTP, which is a stateless protocol. So, the only way to remember the states of your application is using either sessions or tokens. Goals This article deep dives into: Differences in using sessions and JSON Web Tokens for authentication How server-side session store works Advantages of sessions over JWT Advantages of using JWT and other things concerning the structure of JWT. JWT vs. Session: What to Use? Deciding to choose between JWT or session is not just choosing one over the other. You need to look at some factors to determine which one to use in an application. In order to figure this…
Facebook Image Sizes With 1.18 billion monthly active users, Facebook is the world’s largest social network. One bad image choice could spell the difference in attracting and engaging with this huge user base and being completely ignored. One thing to remember when choosing your photos is that there is a difference between how things will display on your personal timeline and how things will display in a user’s news feed. Make sure that you are choosing dimensions based on where you want the majority of viewers to see your image. Profile Picture: 180 x 180 (Displays 170 x 170 on Desktop) Say cheese: this is going to be the photo representing you or your brand on Facebook. This is the square photo that appears on your timeline layered over your…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtuAdk4MwWw This video is mainly about different techniques about how to use SSH tunneling serving and maintaining access when not possible . i am actually adding this video particularly because of the graphic approach followed explaining how communication in the internet work , more precisely , IP PORTS . Types of Port Forwarding SSH's port forwarding feature can smuggle various types of Internet traffic into or out of a network. This can be used to avoid network monitoring or sniffers, or bypass badly configured routers on the Internet. Note: You might also need to change the settings in other programs (like your web browser) in order to circumvent these filters. There are three types of port forwarding with SSH: Local port forwarding: connections from the SSH client are forwarded via…
The Theory Generated Columns is a feature released on MySQL 5.7. They can be used during CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE statements. It is a way of storing data without actually sending it through the INSERT or UPDATE clauses in SQL. The database resolves what the data will be. There are two types of Generated Columns: Virtual and Stored. They work with: mathematical expressions (product_price * quantity)built-in functions (RIGHT(), CONCAT(), FROM_UNIXTIME(), JSON_EXTRACT())literals (“2”, “new”, 0) Besides that, they can be indexed but they don’t allow subqueries in it.A Generated Column works within the table domain. If you need subqueries on a particular column, you may have to look at Views. The basic example As an example I am going to use an e-commerce database as based on my past experience…
What you will learn By following through the material in this primer, you will learn: How quantum physics gives us a new way to computeThe similarities and differences between quantum computing and classical computingHow the fundamental units of quantum computing (qubits) are manipulated to solve hard problemsWhy Quantum Computing is well suited to AI and machine learning applications, and how quantum computers may be used as 'AI co-processors' SECTION 1 1.1 - Conventional computing To understand quantum computing, it is useful to first think about conventional computing. We take modern digital computers and their ability to perform a multitude of different applications for granted. Our desktop PCs, laptops and smart phones can run spreadsheets, stream live video, allow us to chat with people on the other side of the world,…
It happens to the best: some script rockets to the skyline resulting in an instand system administrator headache because some folder - typically, sessions - was stuffed with millions of files. Linux is not quite happy with that, deleting the folder is not an option and the loyal "rm -rf" command decides to call it a day. To make things even worse: you want to remove only files of some days ago... what are the options? Find is you friend The Linux "find" command is a possible solution, many will go for: find /yourmagicmap/* -type f -mtime +3 -exec rm -f {} \; The command above will give a list of files older than 3 days and will pass each found file to the rm command. The rule above has…