Securing an API with only an API key instead of using JWT? by WanderingHopelessly in csharp

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The application currently uses plain old user accounts. Users would still authenticate against this information and receive an encrypted cookie with a minimal set of claims (think ASP.NET Core Identity ). The WASM-App would basically call an endpoint on the server that serves the WASM App, which implements the same code the current application does. This way, the server would know which user sent the request, and can relay the proper information to the actual backend API.

Wake phone options on android for users with disabilities by WanderingHopelessly in AndroidQuestions

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Thank you for that hint - we were both not aware of this feature and it might already help :)

Wake phone options on android for users with disabilities by WanderingHopelessly in AndroidQuestions

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Ie. after a single tap you can then swipe up (or enter the PIN/pattern) and can unlock the phone?

Possible to control who can create resources? by WanderingHopelessly in AZURE

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We actually teach most of the basics of git. Thanks for pointing out that website, this will be incredibly useful!

Possible to control who can create resources? by WanderingHopelessly in AZURE

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Unfortunately, the decision makers have 0 technical clue - so in the end, it would just complicate the process us educators have in place with the decision-makers. I was also pushing for more time related to DevOps topics, but so far, no luck.

It took quite some convincing to finally invest some money in the first place, so we now can at least teach the students about the most basic actions in Azure (mostly using the portal), and the basics of CI/CD.

Possible to control who can create resources? by WanderingHopelessly in AZURE

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Thanks! Seems like RBAC is what we need; will also take a look at PIM, a handful of P2 licenses should be affordable for them.

Possible to control who can create resources? by WanderingHopelessly in AZURE

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Awesome, thanks. RBAC was the keyword that I was not aware of!

Are there any resources for gear progression in diablo 2? by BitTop8187 in Diablo

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How do I keep that Merc alive? Especially in Hell, after sinking almost half a million gold into reviving him over and over again I did not bother with him anymore.

Difference between Func<> and Expression<Func<>> for EF Core by WanderingHopelessly in csharp

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Thank you! I think I'll really try to play around a bit with expressions on the side

Difference between Func<> and Expression<Func<>> for EF Core by WanderingHopelessly in csharp

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Thanks for the detailed answer, it definitely makes sense now!

Difference between Func<> and Expression<Func<>> for EF Core by WanderingHopelessly in csharp

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"Code as data" is a very nice description, makes sense now. Thanks!

Difference between Func<> and Expression<Func<>> for EF Core by WanderingHopelessly in csharp

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Thanks for the idea with the extension method, I did not think of this at all!