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9y ago
It'd be cheaper than running Vault with a backing Consul cluster which also provides rotation and other features. There is a point where Vault is more cost effective, but I believe it'd require a ton of requests and secrets to jus
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9y ago
This will be nice for systems and budgets which can't afford a consul+vault cluster to handle this for you.
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9y ago
KMS is the service which performs encryption where this stores the secrets using a specified key (provided or from KMS). KMS provides an alternative to an HSM in the cloud where this service is alternative to running a Vault cluster with a
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Boeing hit by WannaCry virus – could cripple some jet production
(seattletimes.com)
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Solomon Hykes leaves Docker, the company he founded
(techcrunch.com)
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Definitely isn't what I'd call deep work... Kidding aside, if you use HN to simply read things to learn from instead of... commenting on and reading articles like this... then you may still get a net benefit. I guess part of his p
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9y ago
I love my iPad Pro, but as someone looking to use a device as basically a powerful remote terminal I think Chromebooks are better. iPad Pro is not what they released, but I have experience trying to use the device like how they'd inten
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9y ago
Exactly. How many articles have I, and others on this site, written with the same words. Even if we had written and published it, many of us would have simply deactivated it or decided to stop visiting. Few actually follow through and delet
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The Nerve Agent Too Deadly to Use, Until Someone Did
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9y ago
Because it's end-to-end encrypted for just the people in the chat. Slack and Hipchat store the logs in the clear for themselves and the contents could be revealed if they were ever hacked. Since they're also centralized this pos
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The Army’s costly quest for the perfect radio continues
(arstechnica.com)
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9y ago
iPhone also turns off it gets too hot. I left my black iPhone in my car's cup holder once while the sun roof wasn't being blocked and I picked it up and after it cooled down a bit turned right back on.
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9y ago
Doesn't look like it. This type of drive has been around, but the issue had been that it would run out of propellant that powered it to keep the satellite in low earth orbit. This is the successful testing of a drive of the same type,
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9y ago
I think something that usually keeps me from doing this is that I don't want to accidentally set the wrong specific goal and make myself go off in a tangent.
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9y ago
Was never really about the CPU. Flash wasn't designed to be for any device (mobile/tablet/desktop UI) and the pattern of plugins exposed the user to too many security flaws which could not be patched quickly enough.
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How the “I cut, you choose” method of redistricting could fix a broken system
(slate.com)
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9y ago
I think you're right, but I'll add that it's a great book to read and understand in a sort of "better at protecting from hacks by hacking"-style of learning. Understand and learn about the darker way of thinking and
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9y ago
I remember reading in a Michael Lewis book (Big Short maybe?) that Wall Street hires from the SEC and Rating Agencies in-order to know the in's and out's better as well as get better treatment. Hence the implication in the book th
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9y ago
And we can't expect everyone to pay more for many of these things when there is so much inequality, lack of wage increases, student debt, etc. etc. etc. Of course I go ahead and pay $50/year for ulysses or $20 for each Things 3 ap
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9y ago
It's used in this awesome extension to know if a page has been submitted to HN before without making any network requests. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-filter...
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9y ago
And which is becoming easier to create P2P distributed systems that could mesh together over prepaid and falsely registered connections. Obviously this would require serious sophistication (not just anyone could string it together), but I t
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9y ago
I don't think this is a bad thing. In fact there probably is room in normal websites and blogs to allow you to write shorter "less quality" material along with the higher quality stuff. I'm kind of convinced it's so
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Seems like Core depends on Base ( https://github.com/janestreet/core/blob/master/core.opam )
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You can replicate it to other regions, but it's not assumable that it's replicated by default. You can enable replication to other region's buckets though.
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They could notice weird things like these and sounds like they have done things like lookup the camera footage before to identify an issue.
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"Well the stadium/store/restaurant/security-area has cameras and we saw you pressing the button [at all]. Care to explain that?" (Also: why would they press the button? bad reviews being given) "We see that, wh
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I looked and noticed this post has been submitted several times (not a complaint): https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=zachaysan.com Then I noticed he'd recently published an article on Zero Width characters being u
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9y ago
Yea, pretty much. Except I'd like one that's open source and not maintained by them.
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9y ago
I think the issue with blogs is things like Twitter solved: making it low effort to publish and promote content. I've recently thought that maybe a blog should really be a timeline (or similar) where you can tweet and posts simply exis
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9y ago
Ruby, Python, Perl, PHP, and (maybe) Lua aren't amazing at handling async operations like Node.JS can. Go is, in many respects, a great replacement for Python and Node in that it's simple and handles concurrency well. Scala and ot
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