amichal

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   by amichal 10y ago

   The differing bytes are interesting http://imgur.com/a/wI4xb
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   by amichal 10y ago

   Linked http://shattered.io/ has two PDFs that render differently as examples. They indeed have same SHA-1 and are even the same size. $ls -l sha*.pdf -rw-r--r--@ 1 amichal staff 422435 Feb 23 10:01 shattered-1.pdf
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   by amichal 10y ago

   ..or from YubiKey for 1$ more (then their USB c version) https://www.yubico.com/product/yubikey-4-nano-usbc-bundle/
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   by amichal 10y ago

   https://www.pingdom.com/ is often my backup monitoring service (we use CloudWatch and Nagios for real things)
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   by amichal 10y ago

   I meant you could deduce/monitor/alert on the behavior of any of the services relevant to you (i don't use SQS but metrics for it are there apparently). These have been way more helpful to me and i often show copy pastes of g
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   by amichal 10y ago

   They do.. its called Cloudwatch. https://aws.amazon.com/cloudwatch/details/#amazon-ec2-monito...
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   by amichal 10y ago

   I agree, even if all she did was comment out one line of config and enable another line, doing it at scale, in production, is not to be done lightly. I suspect as a student intern she learned a lot about doing that and contributed a fair am
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   by amichal 10y ago

   which has a link to the actual src which is here-ish and is what you might expect https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/std/up/src/libstd/net/parser.r...
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   by amichal 10y ago

   None of the authors headings are necessary in an in-person office environment. We have both "open" areas and offices with doors. We don't enforce a specific work hours and we most definitely could care less about butts-in-sea
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    by amichal 10y ago

    Anything built with the popular rails gem devise allows 128 by default [1] https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/blob/88724e10adaf9ff...
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    by amichal 10y ago

    i learned this trick as well and now our "hosting-alerts" channel has RSS feeds from github,aws,google,heroku,ubuntu(security list) and quite a few more statuspage.io sites have rss/atom feeds in the 'subscribe' opt
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    by amichal 10y ago

    http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/propindex/all.htm has been around since the beginning
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    by amichal 10y ago

    I had one of those! It was almost useable
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    by amichal 10y ago

    Boston also worked with us to open source the system we've been building with them to help house the homeless. https://github.com/greenriver/boston-cas
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    by amichal 10y ago

    Did you notice the date: > # Assemble revision 001 of AGC program LMY99 by NASA 2021112-61 > # 16:27 JULY 14, 1969 Likely the printing date but I envisioned the last minute all-nighters right away.
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    by amichal 10y ago

    See also ‌ and friends
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    by amichal 10y ago

    Not a good enough reason, or sane, but what if it's a honeypot of sorts. Perhaps eBay is using the timing information themselves to flag hack attempt sources...
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    by amichal 10y ago

    LinkedIn's likely response: "We had a 'Wrong Person?' link right there." See it? It's in color:#999999 way off to the right. Edit: Reading the entire article, it appears that is more or less what they said.
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    by amichal 10y ago

    it used to be possible to simply access the other DOM via window. As long as they where in the same context (basically domain) Edit: Yep w2 = window.open('/'); w2.document.click() Is fine if complying with the sameOr
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    by amichal 11y ago

    This is a browser design issue not a protocol/server issue. At the time HTTP 1.1 was written browser caches would hold at most a few weeks of browsing history before things started falling out so 'permanent' functioned like o
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    by amichal 11y ago

    Ec2 blocks/throttles outgoing smtp
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    by amichal 11y ago

    https://packagecontrol.io/packages/2pdf is what i use in ST2 not sure about ST3
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    by amichal 11y ago

    For all the folks saying the comment itself is bad... Please explain why? All i can think is that adding a date and author might be nice so the current maintainers can give some thought to if we care about those old subtle bugs x decades la
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    by amichal 11y ago

    Offically! you do this with a thing called "Impaling Clips" http://www.armstrong.com/pdbupimages/209751.pdf https://acousticalsolutions.com/product/impaling-clip/ My new favorite p
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    by amichal 11y ago

    Ours are held on with strapping and few sheetrock screws since they are way overhead but they are very light weight. Picture hangers[1] would work for a small lowdown install or maybe some sort of double stick something... you would have to
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    by amichal 11y ago

    I've been through this before (15 years ago). As a "first engineer" as well. I was fully-vested in a fair deal. The start-up had been acquired outright by a large private co which gave a nice real world known valuation for
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    by amichal 11y ago

    We recently converted an apartment space in a mixed use building to an office. It was very loft-like with 18ft exposed steal ceilings and mostly glass and concrete walls. It sounded like a gymnasium when I lived in it as an apartment. You c
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    by amichal 11y ago

    If the flexibility was desirable then yes but it by definition makes the code do more then it did before and is therefore harder to really understand. In this concrete case, these many functions are now spread over the entire codebase (sp
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    by amichal 11y ago

    ... into 1000-ish lines in python and some xml dialects spread over 20ish files that may or may not do the same thing... covered by 5 tests when there are clearly more then 5 initial states driving the original if.... I would have left it a
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    by amichal 11y ago

    I thought the same thing and then noticed you can change and see the effects for the sunset times by clicking on the the 'at least 5pm' to change it into a select box