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Obama for America on AWS - Infrastructure Architecture(awsofa.info)
14 points by agnokapathetic 13y ago|7 comments
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by agnokapathetic 13y ago
http://www.internetpulse.net/
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by agnokapathetic 13y ago
In my opinion, the most helpful text for transitioning from development to security would be: http://www.amazon.com/The-Software-Security-Assessment-Vulne... Beyond that add in a bit of system administration knowledge e.g.
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by agnokapathetic 13y ago
The author of sqlmap added DNS exfiltration for blind SQL injection last year. Really creative technique (DNS stack doubled the size of sqlmap code-base). Paper: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1303.3047.pdf Slides: http:/&
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by agnokapathetic 13y ago
Incident Response
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by agnokapathetic 13y ago
Google Translate uses statistical machine translation [1] seeded from a gigantic automatically curated parallel corpus of similar documents. As"lorem ipsum" is a typographic placeholder, the filled in version appears appears to ha
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by agnokapathetic 14y ago
Would be awesome if this was an S3 public dataset ( http://aws.amazon.com/datasets )!
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by agnokapathetic 14y ago
Although the market is substantially smaller, this would be really cool to mash-up with Twilio to create Interactive Voice Response menus (Press 1 to get your account balance, Press 2 to speak to a representative, etc). You could also allow
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by agnokapathetic 14y ago
Standard coauthored by AMD/ATI.
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by agnokapathetic 14y ago
Here's the paper: http://www.havelund.com/Publications/logscope10.pdf And a number of interesting articles citing it. http://goo.gl/LGZnT A Few applications: - Formally verifying programs not designed for formal verification. See for
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by agnokapathetic 15y ago
HP/ Fortify (Remote) We are hiring Mobile Developers (iOS, Android) with an interest in security or Information Security Generalists with experience in mobile applications to grow our Mobile Application Security team. Benefits: - Compet
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by agnokapathetic 15y ago
Java AIO $ ab -n 30000 -c 300 http://127.0.0.1:8080/ Concurrency Level: 300 Time taken for tests: 4.908 seconds Complete requests: 30000 Requests per second: 6112.65 [#/sec] (mean) Node (January 2011) $ ab -
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by agnokapathetic 15y ago
http://nodejs.org/nodeconf.pdf With IO Completion Ports, the Windows kernel lends itself more to async server programming than Unix threads, Microsoft has committed to Joyent's port and with many developers working with Windows on their d
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by agnokapathetic 16y ago
As prevalent as Adderall/Amphetamines were in my college CS department, I would not be unduly shocked to find out that all of the Harvard interns and Sean Parker might possibly have used some stimulants for their coding marathons.
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by agnokapathetic 16y ago
Unfortunately it seems no one cares about corporate ethics c.f. Facebook. I guess my only option is to buy a few shares of GOOG.
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Founding a startup with no revenue is better than working for Goldman Sachs(adgrok.com)
2 points by agnokapathetic 16y ago|0 comments
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by agnokapathetic 16y ago
Atlas is shrugging. EDIT: I meant this only as a connection to the work of literature not at all indicating that the Mega-Wealthy Class actually makes the world go round and is "a good thing"(tm)
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by agnokapathetic 16y ago
"the first prototype of what he calls 'the mind-brain computer interface.' It's a sensor in his phone that can compute brain waves and then send them via bluetooth back into the phone to dial numbers." Read that twice, did I accidentally
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
i'm a broke college student whose running out of space on his very old 300GB HD. Will edit random act of kindness tommorrow!
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
To think that Google’s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive. I'm not so sure, it is starting to seem like Google has worked out essentially that Revenue = User-Time on Internet. The Chrome project is one example,
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
"First Pictures Of Single Window Gimp - It Looks Vaguely like Photoshop." FTFY.
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Myspace was originally written in Coldfusion, they ported to ASP.NET and the current system handles 1.5 Billion page views per day and up to 2.3 million concurrent users (source: MIX Conference 2006 http://www.andreas-kraus.net/blog/handli
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Buying new cars is financially crippling. http://www.daveramsey.com/etc/lms/drive_free/player.cfm
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Its not every day you see remote code execution exploit of a Transport layer protocol, and what OS do you think people are going to be toying around with SCTP... Linux. This is serious. edit: needed to review the OSI model.
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Not questioning the OP's intentions, but a remote vulnerability in most SCTP stacks was published last week: http://pastebin.com/m6863ef05 CVE-2009-0065
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Way ahead of you. Have you seen the Rochester Python meetup? http://www.meetup.com/pythonistas/
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Im a student at the UofR and would love to attend, unfortunately I fly back the 28th! If you guys host a meetup next month, I'll definitely try to make it.
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Its not about mentioning them, its the blatant misspelling of their names "Einstien", "Hawkins" or "Feynmann" ( http://www.google.com/search?q=Einstien,+Hawkins+or+Feynmann ) EDIT: Feynman is spelled Feinman in Russian texts which andreyf m
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
Well you just broke even on the crackpot index: http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/crackpot.html (#8)
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by agnokapathetic 17y ago
It is overkill, but dedicated special purpose hardware like a hardware SSL Accelerator ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSL_acceleration ) is certainly useful, and its not unfathomable that one of these would use an FPGA.

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