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by bdibs 7y ago
Restic is a great choice also. You can store files/backups/whatever encrypted with support for many popular endpoints (local filesystem, S3, Backblaze B2).
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by bdibs 7y ago
Thanks for asking! I’m working on a podcast community site to give a place for listeners to get together and connect. It’s not too far along but the basics are there, feel free to check it out/give me feedback: https://www.p
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by bdibs 7y ago
In the U.S. it is perfectly legal to reverse anything that you obtained legally.
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by bdibs 7y ago
The full proposal is here: https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/32437-...
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by bdibs 7y ago
Seems like a terrible idea to deploy changes to such a vital piece of their software GLOBALLY without some sort of rollout procedure.
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by bdibs 7y ago
What’s wrong with the hash approach?
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by bdibs 7y ago
There's a whole signup just for auditing! https://www.startupschool.org/register
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by bdibs 7y ago
How are the group sessions handled? Video conference, Slack, something else?
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by bdibs 7y ago
Are releases supposed to replace Distillery? If so, are there any particular reasons to switch?
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by bdibs 7y ago
I use Boostnote[0] (not affiliated, just a happy user), it's a simple to use note keeping application that supports Markdown. Keeping an (almost) daily journal of stuff that hangs me up has helped me immensely. You know the type of pro
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by bdibs 7y ago
My understanding is that it's fully automated.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Check out Bookstack https://www.bookstackapp.com
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by bdibs 7y ago
Does that mean people shouldn’t try to stop it?
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by bdibs 7y ago
It’s sort of implied when they explained they do the same hashing and ensure the hashes match though.
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Cloudflare's New Speed Page(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by bdibs 7y ago|0 comments
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by bdibs 7y ago
This is why I prefer bootstrapping, your focus is entirely on sustainable growth and profitability, with the added bonus of not being beholden to VC's or a bank. There are obvious exceptions to this like the biotech sector, but for 99%
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by bdibs 7y ago
Just a heads up on iOS with Safari your two GA images are wider than the rest of the page.
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Managed Databases from DigitalOcean Are Generally Available(blog.digitalocean.com)
9 points by bdibs 7y ago|1 comments
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by bdibs 7y ago
Amazon's in the perfect position to give loans to their sellers. They have all the data in the world about how a seller is doing on the platform, so why not make some (relatively) safe money off interest and boosted sales?
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by bdibs 7y ago
This also happened to me. They shut down the account with no warning, and ended up holding the balance (a little over $10k) for 180 days. Switched to Stripe and I haven’t been happier.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Jenkins should be behind a perimeter regardless of active exploits, leaving it open to the public internet is just asking for trouble.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Good, more people leaving PayPal for a more seller friendly payment processor is great for everyone. They’ve been nickel and diming sellers forever, and it seems it’s finally catching up to them.
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by bdibs 7y ago
I’m stunned that a business of this size would still be using Heroku. Heroku’s sweet spot (to me at least) is for anyone with less than 3-4 servers. After that, it just becomes so expensive there’s no rationalization in the world that makes
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by bdibs 7y ago
Could this be causing Slack’s downtime?
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by bdibs 7y ago
I don’t know if that many people today actually think their electric car is far better than traditional ICE vehicles, but that doesn’t matter. These intermediate steps are required to setup the logistics and economies of scale for a future
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by bdibs 7y ago
Proper audit logs that are regularly checked.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Voters are sick of it because of a general misunderstanding of corporate taxes, and sensationalized headlines are just making it worse.
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by bdibs 7y ago
That’s definitely an issue, but again can be easily mitigated with a simple firewall that doesn’t allow every port to be open to the world.
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by bdibs 7y ago
This is an issue that’s overblown, simply have a firewall that exposes used ports and you’re fine. There’s also an option within the release tool distillery to limit it to the local network. Not to mention even if an attacker found your uns
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by bdibs 7y ago
The odds of someone harming the police and my spouse becoming an alien are the same?

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