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Blockchain? It’s All Greek To Me…

Bozho October 24, 2017

The blockchain hype is huge, the ICO craze (“Coindike”) is generating millions if not billions of “funding” for businesses that claim to revolutionize basically anything. I’ve been following all ofContinue reading

Enabling Two-Factor Authentication For Your Web Application

Bozho October 21, 2017

It’s almost always a good idea to support two-factor authentication (2FA), especially for back-office systems. 2FA comes in many different forms, some of which include SMS, TOTP, or even hardwareContinue reading

Setting Up Cassandra Cluster in AWS

Bozho October 9, 2017

Apache Cassandra is a NoSQL database that allows for easy horizontal scaling, using the consistent hashing mechanism. Seven years ago I tried it and decided not use it for aContinue reading

SecureLogin For Java Web Applications

Bozho September 20, 2017

No, there is not a missing whitespace in the title. It’s not about any secure login, it’s about the SecureLogin protocol developed by Egor Homakov, a security consultant, who becameContinue reading

Self-Driving Cars Should Be Open Source

Bozho September 15, 2017

Self-driving cars are (will be) the pinnacle of consumer products automation – robot vacuum cleaners, smart fridges and TVs are just toys compared to self-driving cars. Both in terms ofContinue reading

Five Must-Watch Software Engineering Talks

Bozho September 5, 2017

We’ve all watched dozens of talks online. And we probably don’t remember many of them. But some do stick in our heads and we eventually watch them again (and again)Continue reading

Stubbing Key-Value Stores

Bozho August 20, 2017

Every project that has a database has dilemma: how to test database-dependent code. There are several options (not mutually exclusive): Use mocks – use only unit tests and mock theContinue reading

We Are Not Having a Productive Debate About Women in Tech

Bozho August 12, 2017

Yes, it’s about the “anti-diversity memo”. But I won’t go into particular details of the memo, the firing, who’s right and wrong, who’s liberal and who’s conservative. Actually, I don’tContinue reading

How To Send Ethereum Transactions With Java

Bozho August 9, 2017

After I’ve expressed my concerns about the blockchain technology, let’s get a bit more practical with the blockchain. In particular, with Ethereum. I needed to send a transaction with Java,Continue reading

Concerns About The Blockchain Technology

Bozho July 26, 2017

The so-called (and marketing-branded) “blockchain technology” is promised to revolutionize every industry. Anything, they say, will become decentralized, free from middle men or government control. Services will thrive on variousContinue reading

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