ValtteriL

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by ValtteriL 3y ago
This looks useful, I'll give it a try when I have the need next time. What are your aspirations for it by the way? Are you looking to monetize it?
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Can't you share them via shared libraries in .NET?
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Looks good! Cross platform native GUI and you are doing this all alone? Feels very ambitious. Are you planning to go full time on this? What kind of stack are you using?
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Awesome project, keep up the good work! As an Erlang enthusiast I really want to give it a try but lack interesting project ideas and hardware. I wish there were pictures of hardware on sample code/tutorials pages. Would be interested
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
>Netflix observed a 20% increase of CPU usage on JDK 17 compared to JDK 8. This was mostly due to the improvements in the G1 garbage collector. Help me here, why do GC improvements cause CPU increase?
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
I recently developed a reporting feature to a system. The report had to be portable, both human and machine readable, and the human-part had to look nice to management people. I considered generating 2 separate reports, in JSON for machines
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
As a fan of simple setups, this looks enjoyable to work with! It is probably good enough for 99% of services. I think I would use Ansible to setup the servers and use it for the deployment script as well. This would document the servers and
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
https://shufflingbytes.com I write about security research and curiosities whenever I have the time and inspiration.
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Firefox's reader view gets rid of all that on top of reducing other distractions
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Absolutely rock solid. For a month. How many are you running?
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by ValtteriL 3y ago
Lua is also the language of choice for the nmap scripting engine. While cute, easy to learn and all, I feel like it has kept back the development of nmap scripts. Only a few people are dedicated enough to take the time to learn it. Then aga
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Helsinki, Finland | Remote Location: Europe (Helsinki, Finland) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Roles: Security engineer, Penetration tester, DevOps/DevSecOps engineer, SRE, DevOps lead Technologies/Keywords: Ku
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
I wonder what brand of elevators were using this scheme
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Hack Is Wack! (2010)(web.archive.org)
20 points by ValtteriL 4y ago|4 comments
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
I got a single quiet box running Proxmox and it hosts all my private workloads. The workloads change from time to time, but the following have been persistent: - router (pfSense) with wireguard VPN - piHole for ad blocking - Kubernetes clus
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
Have you tried XML output? (-oX)
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
Well explained. A PoC video would make it even better.
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
Impressive timeline! In many orgs going through all logs, let alone doing reconnaissance on attacker infra, seizing domains, and sharing threat intel with other companies because of such mediocre attack is out of question. Was almost wait
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
Cannot listen to music with words when I study or code as some others here. I also find many synth music beep-boop unsuitable for my tempo and flow. Therefore I listen to mostly extreme metal with screaming where I cannot make sense of the
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
CSC <3
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
I want a payphone to my house straight from a casino in Vegas too! Just worrying about the "seen some shit" thing: where I used to grow up, the only payphone was mostly used as a toilet by drunk people.
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
Interesting project, good luck with it! Can you elaborate how you were spoiled by Go and don't want to go back to writing PHP?
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
I got similar focus. Do you work with Erlang? It seems that all BEAM work on LinkedIn is Toptal Elixir positions...
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
With a physical alarm bell and everything! Unfortunately having smartphone is kinda mandatory around here for internet banking and commute tickets. Signal is also important for me personally.
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by ValtteriL 4y ago
A handy-looking tool. In cloud infrastructure having a server side request forgery vulnerability can be fatal as it allows accessing the metadata service. Capital One was owned through one. This tool allows turning vulnerable victim systems
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by ValtteriL 5y ago
Parallel has been (and still is) super useful and simple tool for speeding up all kinds of shell tasks during my career. Still remember the time I wasted days waiting for the completion of multiple serial tasks when it would have been an ho
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by ValtteriL 5y ago
Pidgin has been a trusty XMPP client. Staff at one of my previous employers used it for IRC. Interestingly, some actors are willing to buy exploits against Pidgin users for sums higher than what the authors have made out of it.[0] [0] http
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by ValtteriL 5y ago
What a heartwarming story. Wish the author all the best with the newborn!
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by ValtteriL 5y ago
If it (the SaaS way) works for you, great, keep doing it that way. With the use-case and math in the article it seems like the most rational choice. For me, the sysadmin skills learned from running VPSs have come in handy and have gotten me
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by ValtteriL 5y ago
What determines the value for a domain? 18k for duderanch.com feels insane.

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