RijilV

9 ms·

31.
by RijilV 4y ago
I find this one handy: #!/bin/bash echo |\ openssl s_client -connect ${1:?Usage: $0 HOSTNAME [PORT] [x509 OPTIONS]}:${2:-443} 2>&1 |\ sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p&#x27
32.
Pirate Flags(heritagedaily.com)
3 points by RijilV 4y ago|1 comments
33.
by RijilV 5y ago
It’s a good read, and I really wish time was always that simple. Sometimes you have multiple platforms on different clock systems and distributed systems running across them. Did you know google and amazon smear leap seconds? GPS/Galil
34.
by RijilV 5y ago
In the same city on the same bike ride I and a friend have been accosted by police for both riding on the sidewalk and in the street. Different cops, blocks apart. The law is subjective and when you’re rolling around in spandex on a multi t
35.
by RijilV 6y ago
doubles the cost of implementing anything. Say a customer wants feature-X. Unless you're magically at the point where in your 2-3 year cycle where you're switching, both the A and B team need to implement feature. Of course, that&
36.
AWS PrivateLink for Amazon S3 Is Now Generally Available(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by RijilV 6y ago|0 comments
37.
Combat drone to compete against piloted plane(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RijilV 6y ago|0 comments
38.
Infinite Visions Were Hiding in the First Black Hole Image’s Rings(nytimes.com)
1 points by RijilV 7y ago|0 comments
39.
by RijilV 7y ago
T9 if you’re good with paraffin based product.
40.
Robot submarine would be able to kill with human control(newscientist.com)
2 points by RijilV 7y ago|0 comments
41.
by RijilV 7y ago
that last line is what my point is. Stepping stones and prerequisites are part of many career progressions - actually quite the norm. There’s a way that academics come off which I don’t think they intend to - which is somehow their path is
42.
by RijilV 7y ago
There’s no shortage of folks being sold “key steps” to high paying jobs. Maybe their meter stick is different from yours, but taking that job as the night attendant at the hotel to move up the ranks or getting a salaried position as an assi
43.
by RijilV 7y ago
Except, in the case of big tech, Internships pay six figures . There are other perks of being a grad student than just the pay though... : sure, the internships aren’t typically a year long, but if you do the math for what’s paid for their
44.
by RijilV 7y ago
s/talking about tesla//
45.
by RijilV 7y ago
Yeah.... I really wish AMD packaged these for their AM2 socket so we could use commodity boards for them. Sure at that TDP your run of the mill mainboard is a significant power draw, but the other all system is still less than the 35w CPU I
46.
by RijilV 7y ago
A certificate is a secret. The longer you have a secret the more likely it is to be learned by others. Expiry is about risk mitigation, the shorter the expiry the smaller the risk. Here risk is exposure of the key or the certificate being c
47.
US Deploys New Low-Yield Nuclear Submarine Warhead(fas.org)
1 points by RijilV 7y ago|0 comments
48.
'Ghost ship' washes up on Irish coast(bbc.co.uk)
128 points by RijilV 7y ago|97 comments
49.
by RijilV 7y ago
As a FYI your password requirements don’t mesh with Apple’s auto generated passwords. Funny how that’s become a barrier for me to create an account.
50.
by RijilV 7y ago
In fairness I don’t use social media (well, other than posting here from time to time), so it’s difficult for me to identify with folks who spend a considerable (IMHO) amount of time recording their activities and thoughts on third party sy
51.
by RijilV 7y ago
Really? I’m not that frequent an Uber user (few times a month) but I’ve certainly encountered a different driver in a different car than what the app said. Less so in These United [sic] States than elsewhere, but I would say it happens enou
52.
by RijilV 7y ago
That’s because Amazon knows retail is already dead. Either they get beat out by a competitor or the fed breaks up the company and retail is doomed without the integration. AWS is just quietly milking the cash out of retail and funding the s
53.
by RijilV 7y ago
SOX is about financial compliance. It is not a computer security standard. I’ve worked for lots of SOX companies as a third party and had root/sqlplus on most of them. There’s really to relationship between SOX and security.
54.
by RijilV 7y ago
Folks spend countless hours manually entering their private data into sites like Facebook and LinkedIn too. In the myopic vein of “just to sell is more stuff” they’re doing it just to look at ads. I’m not saying I endorse either (I persona
55.
On Eliminating Root Nameservers from the DNS(icir.org)
1 points by RijilV 7y ago|0 comments
56.
by RijilV 7y ago
AFRINIC has a number of available IPv4 free, across multiple /8s: https://www.afrinic.net/stats/ipv4-pool APNIC has "0.32" of a /8 left: https://www.apnic.net/community/ipv4-exh
57.
by RijilV 7y ago
Maybe, after all wasn't the launch code for US nukes all zeros? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/12/launch-code-for-... I'm sure there's a large group contractors who have fancy present
58.
by RijilV 7y ago
If I’m reading the article correctly and following the governments line of reasoning these cases have already seen trial and are not going to trial now. Hence no statue of limitations issues. But I agree with you - there needs to be conside
59.
by RijilV 7y ago
Also same. Annoyed by the articles claims the SE is obsolete or nearly so. Does everything I need it to - email, calendar, typing this message now, maps etc. I have enough distraction apps on it to get me through domestic flight. Wish the m
60.
by RijilV 7y ago
It’s sorta interesting how the replies to this digressed into linguistics about systems architecture, and nobody called out the “elite engineers” statement. I’ve worked with a couple of engineers who are now on Wikipedia’s SRE team. They’re

More ›