> The overall cache miss rate increases by about 3.6%, changes to the FCP (First Contentful Paint) are modest (~0.3%), and the overall fraction of bytes loaded from the network increases by around 4%. You can learn more about the impact on performance in the HTTP cache partitioning explainer. [0]
Wouldn't be a viable solution for an old project I was working on: we had to support different SQL back ends.
Liquibase abstracts it away and allows you to use plain SQL where you need it. Your solution looks simple at first glance, but does not scale very well. For small projects your approach will work, but its an instance of "not invented here".
> Then spends two days fiddling with config files to get it working.
Not really the case in the project I've used liquibase with.
Which contains an option to collect marketing data, which I had to manually opt out. Mozilla really lost my trust with this one, paired with the recent lay-offs and the re-orientation.
I will not recommend Mozilla Firefox anymore, sorry.
While your comment is correct, this would not have prevented the issue stated in the article.
> After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverished search capabilities and had authenticated the crawler using their admin credentials)
The real problem is that a GET request is meant to be side-effect free. A crawler only issuing GET requests should not be able to modify e.g. global settings. Even when using an admin token.
> After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverished search capabilities and had authenticated the crawler using their admin credentials)
Living in Munich, got the first 'Hello, I am from microsoft, please grant me access to your computer'-calls three weeks ago. Blocked the number, scammer tried to call from this number 10 times again while blocked, then tried it on a new phone number. I've blocked the new one after the second call. Since then, my phone is silent again.