It's great to see AWS use standards like WebAuthn and make it easier for people to move away from pure passwords. It should benefit AWS users and their customer's data but hopefully pushes further adoption.
Sorry I misread your comment. But is it not easier to write an CJS wrapper around ESM given that its format is a lot looser?
From what I have seen seems pretty typical to simply export the named properties using a fresh module.exports = {...} and then use default as the main export?
I'm pretty sure services like pika.dev/skypack.dev/jspm.io are trying to solve the CJS to ESM problem so you can use it directly in the browser (or deno).
Last time I checked they seemed to lean into using rollup to take care of the translation under the covers.
Enpass is another alternative with good cross device and platform support. Under the covers they use SQLCipher[1] which I’m guessing you could build your own interface for.
Good to see they are confident enough to cut a 1.0 release. We have been happily mixing the cgroup and kvm/Clear Containers runtimes for a for a couple of months now.
Not wanting to take anything away from a good read. It looks like Cuckoo Filter's might be a better alternative, particularly if interested in the flexibility of adding and removing items dynamically.
I have been wondering the same thing. I suppose it's partly because it was only going to be a competitive advantage as long as as containers where not commoditized which seems to be the direction its now heading.
The article you link to touches on a few of the Linux AIO shortcomings.
But if you have also read the following blunt criticism from Linus http://yarchive.net/comp/linux/o_direct.html he also outlines a better alternative way of implementing asynchronous disk io on Linux at least.