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A proxy is a device or program that stands between two or more interconnected programs or devices. Reasons for a proxy include one or more connected parties only wanting the other to access specific data. A proxy provides a method for this.

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Looking for any constructive feedback. This is the CastleInterfaceProxy class. You can read more on the Castle Proxy readme on Github ...
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Recently I needed to support someone who wanted to ingest some data from on of our API's but had tooling that struggled with the authentication bit. While I'm sure there are some off-the-shelf ...
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I've encountered a readability issue in C++ when comparing the length of a vector to a scalar. Commonly, I see solutions like this: ...
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I implemented a basic Socks4 client and server which can handle CONNECT requests only right now also without identfication protocol support. I've tested it with a ...
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It's a very simple class to get a different proxy each time it's called. I've done it because I was trying to use aiohttp_scraper and it didn't work so I have to make my own. This is just one of the ...
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Have you ever written proxy objects, instead of using a setter and a getter method? In that case, I'm interested in your opinion on the following design for a templated proxy. This is a second version,...
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The goal of this module is to take in a string (user input, someone copy and pasting a large list of proxies) and parse it into an array of objects. I appreciate any and all feedback, but I'm ...
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This is wrapper for POP3, POP3_SSL, IMAP4, IMAP4_SSL, <...
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GitHub Here is a Castle.Core based service interface decorator providing automatic logging through the ambient logging context. Logging context should be ...
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(There is now a 2nd version of this code) Have you ever written proxy objects, instead of using a setter and a getter method? In that case, I'm interested in your opinion on the following design for a ...
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I have cleared all my scripting from the use of JQuery, but sometimes I miss a few handy extensions. Now I'm playing with the idea to "extend" ...
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fairly new to playing around with proxy servers. Wrote a really simple one with Express to help keep some API keys secret so that my front-end app can query the GitHub API. Definitely feels a bit ...
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GitHub and NuGet Allows to invoke public/private REST API just by defining an interface. 200 lines of C# in total. Demo Sample API is publicly available at http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com: <...
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GitHub and NuGet I would like to use DynamicObject derived types to execute REST API/NodeJS module calls. It would also help to capture API shape in a strictly typed manner, so here comes an ...
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I've created a script in python to make proxied requests by picking working proxies from a list of proxies scraped from a free proxy site. The bot traverses few links to parse the urls of the ...
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