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EwanToo
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EwanToo
11y ago
It was served through ad networks, the only version in the wild I've heard of was targetting a russian network
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EwanToo
11y ago
It was completely invisible to the end-user from what I understand
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Is there trouble brewing in the land of DevOps?
(blog.gardeviance.org)
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11y ago
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EwanToo
11y ago
Some network providers don't write the phone number to the SIM, plenty of others do.
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EwanToo
11y ago
Any one of 100s (1000s?) of people can give them your real name by storing it in their address book alongside your Facebook profile.
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EwanToo
11y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.k... The permissions include: Device ID & call information read phone status and identity From: https://support.google.com/googlep
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AWS Q2 results – $1.824B in revenue up from $1.005B last year
(zdnet.com)
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11y ago
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EwanToo
11y ago
There are far more than 1 applicant per open position in development, despite the skills shortage. The shortage is in good developers, not in developers...
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EwanToo
11y ago
I think BBC journalists run this story out whenever they're low on other work to do, here's basically the same feature, exactly 3 years ago... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18644343
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Mesosphere SDK – Write a distributed app in days
(mesosphere.com)
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Announcing Apple IIgs System 6.0.2
(callapple.org)
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11y ago
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EwanToo
11y ago
In that case, the day they sold the search bar to Google they sold their users..
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Making HDFS More Reliable on Mesos [Mesosphere Hackweek]
(mesosphere.com)
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11y ago
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Computer Game Play Reduces Intrusive Memories of Experimental Trauma
(pss.sagepub.com)
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11y ago
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EwanToo
11y ago
I'm not sure about that, to me an ODS has a schema applied to it to make the data fit into a relational database structure. A data lake should be storing the data in it's original form, without transformation.
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EwanToo
11y ago
I can well imagine it started that way, but the density of tape over disk makes it seem likely to me that by now they're on custom versions of Spectra tape libraries, which pretty much fits into the "Try selling it, if it sells, m
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EwanToo
12y ago
You mean like OpenSSL...?
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EwanToo
12y ago
You can really easily setup alarms on cost, start with a $50 alarm, $100, $200, etc and you'll get notified by email when you've spent that much.
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EwanToo
12y ago
I would assume Prolexic or Incapsula, assuming they're using a high end provider (which they should, DDOS attacks against smaller DNS providers being so easy to carry out).
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EwanToo
12y ago
It was oddly snuck into the private DNS announcement http://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/route-53-update-private-dns-... "You can create generic "white label" name servers such as ns1.example.com and ns
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EwanToo
12y ago
It's unlikely, DNSimple appear to have relied on a single network provider and a limited number of name servers. If I do a traceroute to the 5 DNSMadeEasy name server records (they actually run many more hosts) I go via 3 different net
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EwanToo
12y ago
AWS Route 53 has added vanity DNS in the last few weeks, so you can make your DNS servers appear to be ns0.yourdomain.com rather than ns153.awsdomain.com (or whatever) However, making your DNS servers to be responsible for serving their own
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EwanToo
12y ago
A few people do ALIAS style records, DNSMadeEasy and EasyDNS do "ANAME" records which are pretty much the same.
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EwanToo
12y ago
For those who wonder why, this seems to be a decent explanation of the issue: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-stable/2014-Septe... So you can have ZFS pools with 4K blocks, it's just if you've
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EwanToo
12y ago
No, but if your SSL certificate has been exposed by Heartbleed, it would be sensible to revoke that certificate to prevent potential spoofing attacks, wouldn't it? StartSSL charge you for revoking that exposed certificate, so your choi
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12y ago
I've just signed up for a 5 year certificate using https://www.gogetssl.com/comodo-ssl-certificates/comodo-posi... for $18 - I know there's annual free ones, but at that price is it worth the hassle of renewi
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Technology is not IT Strategy
(ewan.im)
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EwanToo
12y ago
At its simplest, you should be able to backup to another Amazon S3 setup, that's completely isolated, belonging to a separate account. Backups should be initiated from a production account access key where "Create" access has
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EwanToo
12y ago
I don't think it does? The iMessage servers would simply reply to the sender device, saying "Number not active in iMessage", and give the sender a prompt to send by SMS.
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EwanToo
12y ago
It's a shame the containers appear to be stuck at 1 container per VM, which is fairly limiting, there's no real reason why you wouldn't run 10 or more containers on 1 VM other than IP allocation (which AWS already does very w
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