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Posts by Kevin Krumwiede
NIST Special Publication 800-63 says that "strong" password requirements are not only useless but counterproductive. They recommend only a minimum length requirement and a small blacklist of common...
I have an Android 10 device where the OS is unlocked but the bootloader is not. I can't obtain the unlock code through the normal channels because of bureaucratic incompetence. Given that the devi...
I'm evaluating JetBrains Rider 2023.3 on Linux and almost immediately ran into a compiler warning that I don't understand. Attempting to isolate it, I created a new solution containing a .NET 6 cla...
I resolved this by installing Microsoft's dotnet-sdk-8.0 instead of Ubuntu's dotnet-sdk-6.0. Here's a loose summary of Microsoft's instructions. Remove existing dotnet packages: sudo apt remo...
Is there a way to make Swashbuckle.AspNetCore generate a Swagger exclusiveMinimum range validation for a model property? There doesn't seem to be any way to do this with the attributes recognized ...
Emphasize and expand content that competitors fail at or deliberately exclude. This section of What type of questions can I ask here? is already a big deal, but it could be bigger: Best practic...
I'm writing exception handling around a call to Socket.AcceptAsync in a loop. One of the exceptions it's documented to throw is SocketException, but the documentation is vague: An error occurred...
This can be achieved with a schema filter. For this proof of concept, I based the filter on a custom attribute: [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property)] public class GreaterThanAttribute(doubl...
Disabling Swagger docs is a terrible idea even for a public API. Swagger saves the consumer an enormous amount of development and testing. We're talking weeks or months of work done in seconds, wit...
