ShakataGaNai

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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
That's not entirely correct. Webpass has been using glass provided by other companies for years, that's how they get the redundancy in the mesh. In 10 months they've been laying down their own glass trunk lines along a VERY s
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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
When I tried it way back when, he trouble I had with Gluster is that it didn't readily handle nodes randomly leaving and new ones joining. It was more hardware-centric in that if a node left, you were expected to bring that specific no
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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
In no way did I mean to convey "store data IN the container" as I had simply assumed no one was that silly. What I actually meant was as "there is no way to deal with volumes". So spinning up 100 instances and hot failov
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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
This seems like a really exciting, albeit natural, evolution of the Docker "platform". It's really true that no one cares about containers, everyone just wants their apps to work. That being said the one giant omission from D
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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
Out of morbid curiosity I switched ones of my orgs over to the new billing scheme. I have 4 users in the org team, and 1 external contributor (a client who has access). I am being billed for 5 seats. So yes, if you invite external contribut
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by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
Love the idea. For those who aren't as Lambda savvy you might want to provide some "real world" information on pricing. Ex: This code takes roughly 500ms to run, which means you should expect to pay $0.10 per 96,000 comments
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Trying it out myself. One suggestion for your Chrome App - don't ask for permission to gibberishasdfasdf.cloudfront.com - that stuff is easy to whitelabel. Permissions scare users, especially when there is gibberish.
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
San FranciscO It works.
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Docker Cloud (formerly Tutum) probably only duplicates the control plane aspect of DDC. It's also "in the cloud" versus hosted inside of your own enviroment - which a lot of people with big builds want.
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
I suspect it's mostly preference & less keystrokes (single tick requires no shift key). All the answers on stack overflow seem to indicated there's not really a difference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions&#x
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Is there a printable version? Would be far more handy on my wall/desk where I can reference it quickly.
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
So one thing that would be interesting to take a look at from this dataset is wildcard vs non-wildcard. My employer has two wildcard certs for public sites (purchased from your standard vendors) and that's all that is required (for a
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
So now the flip side question. How would say a corporate SSL/TLS proxy, which is effectively a MITM, bypass this security feature? I can see the TOFU is easy to defeat by dropping the header before it gets to the client, but what if th
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Please please please have something like this come to San Francisco. It's like Qzar...but... better.
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Pricing isn't bad. Typical management companies come in around 5% per month around here. That being said I echo the calls for more information about the product. I know it does lease stuff, "reporting" and some expense tracki
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
The last category, specifically Kickstarter is actually a "Public Benefit Company" [1] which is fairly new in most areas and an interesting concept. It's basically "make money but do good things" legalized. Sounds
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Cygwin is a lot bigger and more time consuming to install. Putty is what? Half a meg and you're done? Much much much lower barrier to entry. There's also the issue that in a corporate environment, having a much smaller attack surf
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
It's interesting, and logical, that Docker would buy something. I'm only just getting into Docker but everyone I talk to says something along the lines of "no one runs bare docker containers in Production". I've als
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Currently the US-of-A believes that US laws _always_ apply, no matter where. However that doesn't jive well with EU privacy laws. For example the easiest way to comply with the German privacy laws ( https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
tldr: Shipping something by 2019, hopefully. Also per the other comments saying "dump the link into google". You can fake it with something like https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/referer-control&#
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
Colbert just had Tim Cook on his show (this past Tuesday) and put him on the spot about this very topic. Maybe related?
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by ShakataGaNai 11y ago
In my experience (and depending on the cost/product) a lot of open source commercial support gets bought for "peace of mind". The larger the organization, the more the higher powers want to be able to say "We've got
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Tutorial: AWS API Gateway to Lambda to DynamoDB(snowulf.com)
4 points by ShakataGaNai 11y ago|0 comments