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brunoqc
11y ago
I'm not that familiar with REST. Care to explain what you mean?
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brunoqc
11y ago
Do you mean as another security layer? I guess the sales people don't normally have direct access to the databases and the softwares already restricts which data they can see. Maybe you mean just in case they manage to bypass the softw
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brunoqc
11y ago
Why would you have a SSN column if no one has access to it?
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brunoqc
11y ago
Yes I use Tarsnap but an encrypted backup using file system snapshots would be the best thing ever.
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brunoqc
11y ago
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/ZFS I'm not sure if it's usable now and if it will be good with 16.04.
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brunoqc
11y ago
What about on the server side? For the storage.
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brunoqc
11y ago
Is the data encrypted?
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brunoqc
11y ago
Is there any proof that a PID is worth it?
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brunoqc
11y ago
"Install from source go get github.com/lukasmartinelli/pgfutter"
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brunoqc
11y ago
How can you tell that it was planned obsolescence and not just lowering the quality to lower prices?
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11y ago
Thanks for the link. Is Beanstalk worth it? Is it cheaper than an ec2 instance?
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11y ago
LDAP is nice to grant and revoke access and have passwords in sync with the computers at work. Maybe the certificates could be stored in LDAP.
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11y ago
You can also use OpenVPN on port 443 as a last resort (only as a last resort since TCP over TCP is a bad idea[1]) 1- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2409090
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11y ago
Why not passwords with LDAP and a psk?
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11y ago
> Note We do not recommend loading org-trello for each org-mode buffer (see https://github.com/org-trello/org-trello/issues/209 ). org-trello's an org minor mode with trello abilities (which unfortunat
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11y ago
Is DNS caching still relevant these days (since we have fast connections now)?
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12y ago
> Regarding XP... unless it's embedded get that shit outa there! We're also stuck with Windows Server 2003 for now :( I grew up thinking that the technology move so fast...
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12y ago
Is it a problem for you that it requires PowerShell 3.0? I wish I could use ansible with all those XP workstation a work.
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12y ago
> french and history were always seen as more way more important than math classes Where I went we could chose advanced math classes in the last 3 secondary years. Most of the students would not take french classes seriously and I think
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brunoqc
12y ago
Are those availables with at least two network interfaces? I'm planning to use OpenBSD as a home router.
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brunoqc
12y ago
I need to find a nice and cheap fanless mini computer to use OpenBSD again. I wish there was usb support on that octeon model.
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12y ago
How was it the best?
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12y ago
Is there a free hosted version?
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brunoqc
12y ago
Is there a workaround to get a moving average?
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brunoqc
12y ago
Can I use Deis with only one CoreOS node?
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brunoqc
12y ago
Did you tell them? EDIT: I did https://github.com/tip4commit/tip4commit/issues/147
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brunoqc
12y ago
Can the Raft Consensus works with only two nodes?
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brunoqc
12y ago
I don't really understand the difference between kanban vs scrum. I guess both have a list of features to implement.
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12y ago
I wonder if I should wait for usb storage support on Octeon or if I should just buy a Soekris. It's for home, nothing big.
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brunoqc
12y ago
What is RLS?
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