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by RKearney 6y ago
You mean like Cloud9? https://aws.amazon.com/cloud9/
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by RKearney 6y ago
> where anyone can ping the entire company. It takes 5 seconds to change the permissions on that channel to restrict posting to admins only. We figured that out a few hours after rolling Slack out to a small subset of users to test.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Because it’s the “contact us” for pricing model.
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by RKearney 6y ago
You're free to opt-out of the class action and use your own funds to launch a legal case against Apple and ask for however much you want.
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by RKearney 6y ago
I test drove a Tesla for the first time a few weeks ago and was appalled at the UX. This exact issue came up (I had no idea if it was engaged or not) and the dashboard went haywire at intersections that had separate lights for if you wanted
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by RKearney 6y ago
Which doesn't show the Twitter handle. Anyone can fake this by changing an accounts name, profile picture, bio, and banner.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Their performance test, not mine. I'm going off the numbers they cited.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Fortunately public facing systems are capable of being dual stacked so that won't be a problem. There's no reason internal networks can't be v6 only. Microsoft's already done it.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Nope, I read the manufacturers published specifications for their equipment and looked up the pricing on publicly accessible websites. https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/products/product-selection https://www.
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by RKearney 6y ago
I've used Palo Alto, Fortinet, and Cisco firewalls. Cisco is the worst by far, the Fortinet are not fun to use but have an incredible $/performance ratio, and the Palo Alto ones are by far the most expensive but also the most enjo
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by RKearney 6y ago
Sounds like the perfect time to migrate to IPv6!
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by RKearney 6y ago
Wrong post. It was over 2 years ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17760536
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by RKearney 6y ago
The 8 chargers and earbuds sitting in iPhone boxes in my closet are thankful for this change.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22264164 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19144280
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by RKearney 6y ago
I use AdNauseam[0] which blindly clicks ads in the background on any page you visit. It may be morally wrong, but so is the amount of tracking ads do and the amount of malware that ad networks like Google let through. [0] https:/&#x2F
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by RKearney 6y ago
Cloudflare is a threat to privacy and security with their "Flexible" SSL/TLS option. With the click of a button, Cloudflare will happily strip the TLS connection off your visitors requests and proxy it over plain-text back ac
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by RKearney 6y ago
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
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by RKearney 6y ago
I tried changing my writing style on my different personas and it is extremely difficult to keep up with. On one I'd never capitalize anything, another I would never use apostrophes, and then I had one that always used the wrong form o
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by RKearney 6y ago
This is normal for Cogent. They do per-packet load balancing across ECMP links. What you're seeing is normal for the given configuration.
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by RKearney 6y ago
CloudFlare's TOS is clear on using the service to serve up 13.7GB files. https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/ 2.8 Limitation on Serving Non-HTML Content [...] Use of the Service for serving video (unless purchased se
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by RKearney 6y ago
It’s probably easy to say this as an outside party, but anyone with the most basic understanding of Junos would have known that by deactivating all of the entries in the from section of a policy or policy term, the accompanying from section
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by RKearney 6y ago
> It actually embarrasses me to see that Cloudflare YOLO'd a BGP change in a Cisco terminal The output is from a Juniper router, not Cisco.
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by RKearney 6y ago
Yes, we should all flock to an operating system developed by an advertising company in an effort to escape advertisements.
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by RKearney 6y ago
We're submitting advertisements to HN now?
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by RKearney 6y ago
> but you have to pay just to develop an iOS app Apple changed this a year or two ago. You do not have to pay to test apps on your own phone.
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by RKearney 6y ago
"Data last updated on May 19, 2020 3:45 p.m. EST." Was it really updated then? Because most of the Eastern US is observing EDT right now, not EST. Is this time truly in EST (1 hour behind New York)?
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by RKearney 6y ago
Previous non-discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13953805 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13939894 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13939020
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by RKearney 6y ago
Absolutely not. They're likely running DWDM, meaning you would need very expensive equipment to split the channels apart. Once you do, you're probably going to see some type of MPLS underlay network which doesn't use IP addre
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by RKearney 7y ago
I have never received a spoofed SMS message so I already thought this was impossible.
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by RKearney 7y ago
Is there a way for the end user to differentiate between that and a custom controller?

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