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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Strawman argument sometimes is used to draw out a point. You can not confidently say your security solution is infabiable and nor should you. The article is just a good runbook of things and less a guide. But if you are working on the cloud
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Yeaaah you're trying poke holes. Problem is that there are larger holes in a network if you're setting up and safe guarding a VPN so you can SSH. Moving ssh if even needed at all should be to the provider's secured tools. ht
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
You still have to do your diligence. You established what is supposed be a secure system yet that system failed due to provider security. AWS is far more staffed than any other company why wouldn't you shift left to AWS? Why would you
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The console in AWS allows access within its system. There is no point increasing the access area to the hosts. More surface area the easier it is to be penetrated by ssh vulnerabilities. You also shift fault to AWS rather than your company
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The biggest rules about securing things is don't be in security. Just do your diligence to put your hosts several layers away from public access and make all images and containers hardened with no elevated permissions. Sure vulnerabili
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Meh, just do it like me get hardened image and container. Deploy stuff as a gold image without elevated permissions and or container. Then just make sure everything is behind a proxy or intelligent load balancer that restricts any crazy inp
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I think you read the first paragraph and off ranted. Firstly I am for Open Web, but the lack of regulation enforcing accountability prevents this from ever occurring. Tech debt in various forms also prevent this. We need to get passed those
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Self regulation only works in a top down solution that can be held accountable. You can't hold anyone accountable with the Internet of Things and regulations that establish accountability allow self regulation.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I feel like the concept of Open Web runs hard against the institutions that fund the development and growth of the internet. I'm not saying I don't support the Open Web concept. I do but it seems more like a pipe dream than someth
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
We eat too many carbs you can get nutrition from food without carbs. Just American processed food focuses on salts, carbs and other filler. Salt is a filler for flavors where spices and herbs can be used because it is cheaper. Carbs are use
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That is pretty neat. I'm hoping for a better future for low carb snacks.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
There was a time when S3 was getting resilient. Today it is excellent. Pepridge Farms remembers.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
That really depends on how the MQ integration is designed and whether or not the in queue data is persistent or doesn't get stale. In most cases an application doesn't like stale data so a long lived queue is rare. People who adop
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
More like damage control and most companies do this to prevent people from seeing too much contradicting information. Like walking into reddit for a new video game where everyone complains about a small design choice of the game itself. Tes
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The driving range isn't bad though. You just need to know what you're getting into when you do your research. I'm not justifying Tesla. I'm saying that most complaints are users who don't research the product before
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
No idea, but I am interested too. One of the reasons this was probably created was because of a network constrained environment where data is expensive in more than one way. Cloud Providers can be expensive.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Part of this evolution is from funded development to opensource development. Then there is language variances like flavors so what ends up happening is a million different conceptual primitives that fundamentally the same. It isn't the
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
demand always cheapens production cost
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Colleges are not Universities and often are for profit. Universities are also for profit in the United States, and I would love it if US had a free tier University for all. That won't happen because of US government.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Their noodle necks would only be strong enough to draw blood and maybe slowly tear flesh. They looked to rely on their razor like teeth more than jaw strength. A human could beat them with kick. Anyone says they have a strong bite doesn&#x2
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
What people are failing to understand with this is that this is target people who are foster and don't have a financial supporter. I see people talk bad and stuff about how this shouldn't be. However those with parents usually hav
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I COMPLETE AGREE ON THIS! Affirmative action is about reinforcing the bottom so it doesn't fall any further. It isn't about supporting anyone for a particular reason, but anyone in a condition they can not control.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
ChatGPT: "I'm your writer now."
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
real reason merges happen is to the benefit of the stockholders looking to cash out on their life time investment in a particular company honestly this create an economic boon upon closure more tax from sales win-win but if the acquisition
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
my argument display-port of usb-c is a better interface for flexibility and utility
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The word vehicle is up to interpretation, so it helps to not use umbrella terms like vehicle. Anything used to move goods or person is technically a vehicle. However in the a conventional understanding it is the embodiment of what would mov
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
The man the myth the legend. Hard to exactly where somene was murdered, probably with history and an age before digital it is only so accurate. Even today we get it slightly wrong. This is pretty cool though.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
I don't think I could articulate my concern as well as you. There is always some form of overhead when trying to translate instructions.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Different jobs require different interactivity between people. If your job requires you to socialize an in office experience is often required. If that socialization can be digitalized it doesn't require in office experience.
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by Sparkyte 3y ago
Weapons yeah, facial recognition is okay in my books. But hear me out, that facial recognition would be publicly available data and be opensource. I believe facial recognition on drones or weapons by any person not law enforcement should be

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