agarzenm

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by agarzenm 6y ago
Do they have metrics on how many free tier accounts actually use the CI/CD feature and of those how many exhaust the former 2000 minute quota? I am asking because my use is definitely in the minority of the user base which is just slap
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by agarzenm 6y ago
Maybe I am getting less fervent about privacy and data security but I don't see these metrics as PII. This is a complete whataboutism but you gave Amazon a lot more information when you purchased the kindle from them. I think the answe
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by agarzenm 6y ago
From the article. >My main gripe is that the files under /etc/rc.d/ are immutable scripts. If the files/config (I know the author argues they aren't config files) are truely immutable why would the system upgrade
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by agarzenm 6y ago
Apologies for only getting back to you now. Yeah this is all fine once you have accepted the trade offs and designed your threat model around it. People get extremely zealous around this sort of shit. One decision for another person does no
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by agarzenm 6y ago
It is nice to see these posted. I wonder if the other engineering related sources at AWS get as much attention. They have (in my opinion) an extremely good library of articles in their so called builders library. For example these two below
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by agarzenm 6y ago
I like to keep things simple so Tkinter.
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by agarzenm 6y ago
The use case is in the title. You can use it as a wireless repeater. A more interesting use case would be ethernet over USB and a wireless AP with another interface for client monitoring via airmon.
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by agarzenm 6y ago
I have seen fastmail mentioned many times on this thread. They seem to be incorporated in Austrailia. Given that you clearly care about the use of your personal data; wouldn't moving something so sacred to a company incorporated in a c