FujiApple

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by FujiApple 4y ago
Seems to be recovering. What fallback plan does your organisation have for slack outages?
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by FujiApple 4y ago
Thanks for the history, really interesting. > Surprisingly forward looking for any government department! Indeed!
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by FujiApple 4y ago
Story time: When the BBC micro arrived at my tiny rural school the elderly teacher had been given instructions for how to type in and run a simple "hello world" style program to demonstrate what this amazing machine could do. She
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by FujiApple 4y ago
It is hard to overstate the impact that having a BBC micro in my 1980s rural primary school had on my career, without that I'd almost certainly have had a very different path through life. My eternal gratitude to whichever executive o
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by FujiApple 4y ago
Rust + Clap: https://github.com/clap-rs/clap
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by FujiApple 4y ago
My new favourite “Reason”: Sheep on the railway (1067)
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by FujiApple 4y ago
TIL: https://github.com/rust-secure-code/cargo-auditable
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by FujiApple 4y ago
This could well be it, though if the plaintext isn’t sent (unclear from the article if it is, I think not?) then all the client can really do is decrypt with public key and check that the output appears well formed, which may be good enough
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by FujiApple 4y ago
Yes, but credentials should either be long lived with (very) limited scope _or_ short lived with required scope. For example, for AWS you can create long lived credentials for users which are scoped to only allow one operation, namely obta
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by FujiApple 4y ago
This part, yikes: > As our encryption is asymmetric, you may be asking how the client decrypts messages send by the server if it only has a public key. To do this the game exploits an interesting quirk of RSA cryptography, its possible t
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by FujiApple 4y ago
Just a small anecdote (I’m usually based in Asia); Recently I’ve been building a network analysis tool (like mtr) and I wanted to test it on macOS with IPv6 and struggled to find _anywhere_ where I could (i.e. home broadband, office, Intern
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by FujiApple 5y ago
I should add, as many others have pointed out, that moving to use app passwords is a _much_ easier solution in the short term (how long they will be supported I have no idea) so I suggest you try that first. This should have been the first
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by FujiApple 5y ago
Sadly I believe it will stop working. I'm in the same boat and have been putting off moving to a Google blessed solution because of the effort required to navigate the bewildering array of documentation, client libraries and authentica
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by FujiApple 5y ago
Someone recently posted this list to a similar question: https://github.com/thenaturalist/awesome-business-intelligen... From this I picked Metabase and found it to be pretty good.
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by FujiApple 5y ago
> In my company's current AWS infrastructure, there's no shell access to either the production containers or the host machines. I did write a script to create an ephemeral container that lets me (and future staff) run a shell i
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by FujiApple 5y ago
The IAM policy shown on the website allows sts:AssumeRole without any restricting on resources or conditions which will be a deal breaker for many. Presumably you can restrict this to certain AWS principals?