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Amazon Issues in US-West-2
5 points by Trisell 6y ago|1 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
I predict a rash of eventual FireEye, Cisco, and other vendor zero days in the near to mid future. If you are a nation state actor what better way to find zero days then to get the source code and find the bugs to exploit. This is the only
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Tales of the Autistic Developer – The Expert(dev.to)
2 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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FSB Agent Inadvertently Confesses to Navalny Murder Plot(bellingcat.com)
3 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
“Microsoft, Alphabet-owned Google, Cisco, Dell Technologies-owned VMWare, and the Washington-based Internet Association joined forces with Facebook to argue against that, saying that awarding sovereign immunity to NSO would lead to a prolif
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by Trisell 6y ago
Pure conjecture. But let’s say solar winds is using a known popular build server, and this build server was only ever going to be accessed by internal resources and employees. Then let’s say this build server had an unusually high usage of
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by Trisell 6y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if they exfiltrated enough from FireEye to make it worth it. It’s another premier security solution used by a larger number of highly likely targets. It will be interesting to se what FireEye vulnerabilities we see c
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by Trisell 6y ago
I think your premise that they will experience French Revolution like consequences is overlooking the fact that unlike the 1700s. Up and taking your money to another country that still likes you is the click of a mouse and a private jet fli
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Oracle Relocating to Austin Texas(cnbc.com)
2 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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AWS HealthLake(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
The issue is that most Saudis don’t work. Most of the work done in that country is done by “lower classes” of non Saudis. So when the tap dries up and they all have to work. What do they do?
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Amazon Elastic Container Registry Public: A New Public Container Registry(aws.amazon.com)
85 points by Trisell 6y ago|8 comments
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Danish study shows face masks have no significant effect(spectator.co.uk)
10 points by Trisell 6y ago|11 comments
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Update to Git changes the default of init.defaultBranch to main(lore.kernel.org)
106 points by Trisell 6y ago|258 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
The idea is interesting. But it looks like you end up with a yaml file that enumerates each of your tables/endpoints and the queries that back them. So are we exchanging the “complexities” of code, where we have control and testing, fo
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by Trisell 6y ago
I think this is why AWS has went to recommending the multi-account model with a service per account. That model greatly limits the blast radius of misconfigured IAM in an account so that if you lose a service. You lose that services data. B
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by Trisell 6y ago
At my company I am working to get all of our IAM policies ironed out in AWS-CDK. Through this any developer can pull down the git repo containing the IAM roles. They can makes changes and submit MRs but the only approvers of those MRs are p
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by Trisell 6y ago
IAM is a mental model close to a language. And until you understand that mental model it might as well be Japanese to an English speaker. But once you are able to understand that model crafting extremely fine grained policies becomes a bree
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by Trisell 6y ago
I don’t find it a scourge. I actually find that I can look quickly at a project and get an idea of the tools that they are using. This seems to be a bonus and really a few more files isn’t a big deal.
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by Trisell 6y ago
Under the terms of the deal, Boeing will build a new version of its F-15, an older fighter jet developed in the 1960s, with new automated flight controls and electronic warfare capabilities. The newer model, known as the F-15EX, will be des
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by Trisell 6y ago
+1 for flyway. Used it at two companies. Ability to fully reimplement schema from any version to the most recent version is amazing. Also the ability to review a schemas structure at a given git commit is super useful.
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by Trisell 6y ago
The company I work at works with and contains a significant amount of PII regularly phishes on our staff. It’s usually between 1 in 5 and 1 in 4 that will click on the link. Despite all of the education and quarterly repeated phishes those
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AWSLabs CDK8s: CDK for Kubernetes(cdk8s.io)
3 points by Trisell 6y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 6y ago
I’ve enjoyed the CDK. I looked at Pulumi, but settled on CDK because it’s AWS developed. As where I work is an AWS shop, I didn’t see many advantages to Pulumi, and I felt more confident in AWS continuing development and support, vs another
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by Trisell 7y ago
There is a lot of FUD currently going on. This podcast by Joe Rogan is great. Listen to an expert and then make your decisions. Here is the bio of the guy he interviews. Since Joe Rogan isn’t a “reliable” source. Michael Osterholm is an int
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KASLR: Break it, Fix it, Repeat [pdf](cc0x1f.net)
1 points by Trisell 7y ago|0 comments
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Coronavirus may have escaped from Chinese Bio Lab(nypost.com)
8 points by Trisell 7y ago|2 comments
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by Trisell 7y ago
Used it a year at my last job and now almost a year at my current job. Never had an issue. It just runs no matter how much I throw at it. Only have had to change the instance sizes to deal with data ingest.
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Boeing 777x takes off on maiden flight(cnbc.com)
2 points by Trisell 7y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 7y ago
I think the bigger thing for Open Source Chips is going to be the expiration of a ton of the x86 patents next year. That is going to free up a whole host of people to take a look at trying to build A better open x86 processor. Maybe then we

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