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by ccakes 6y ago
And the reason the US is pushing such a strong anti-China narrative is so they don’t lose their backdoor into all those juicy networks half-wink-half-sad-face.jpg
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by ccakes 6y ago
The very point of this is to make it difficult to do what you’re describing. If the tool could potentially touch a large number of machine, even if you’re super sure you got it right you should still prompt the user
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by ccakes 7y ago
100% The average dev seems to be looking for a behemoth if a laptop but I’m at the other end. My daily until recently was a 12” MacBook and it’s been my favourite laptop so far Would love something Linux-friendly in that form factor (incl b
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Sentry 10 Released(blog.sentry.io)
4 points by ccakes 7y ago|0 comments
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by ccakes 7y ago
And an absolute steal (for what is it) at the standard sale price.
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by ccakes 7y ago
If you’re using Nomad then the integration towards Vault is quite good. Even if you don’t require any of the more complex features (auto-rotation, transit encryption/signing etc) it gives you the option to build a roadmap towards getti
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by ccakes 8y ago
Looks good, will give it a go. One bit of feedback, the viewport in Safari is busted - https://imgur.com/a/ksfCCtK What kind of import formats are you planning to support? DDL, dot, UML?
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by ccakes 8y ago
TablePlus user on macOS - great tool for ad-hoc query work and data exploration. Would recommend
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by ccakes 8y ago
My experience with LTE in the US (primarily west coast) has left a lot to be desired but that’s not always the case overseas. Random result in Stockholm, in a relatively built-up office district: http://www.speedtest.net/my-
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by ccakes 8y ago
PostNord operates Denmark as well I think? They’ve brought in the same thing here in Sweden, a 75kr “admin fee” effectively for just handling the VAT processing
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by ccakes 8y ago
Not that I was actually going to pay, but in FF Nightly the Stripe form displays below your flex column. Also, for maximum hook, offer to show the value of cumulative donations after paying. People are curious
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by ccakes 9y ago
Houston has run a study on the traffic being directed towards 1/8 before. http://www.potaroo.net/studies/1slash8/1slash8.html
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by ccakes 9y ago
I thought this was a great idea to the point where I put together a Chrome extension to try it out a few years ago. In theory it's solid but in practice, websites with arbitrary (and foolish) password requirements means your generated
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by ccakes 9y ago
I've been on FF Nightly for the last couple of months but recently switched back to Safari. On a MacBook 12" (i5) Firefox did terrible things to the battery life and generated enough heat that I'd often find the CPU throttlin
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by ccakes 9y ago
Check out Containers - it goes a long way towards solving this problem. I also used to rely heavily on Chrome profiles https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Contextual_Identity_Projec...
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by ccakes 9y ago
FTTP or FTTN aside, aiming for 93% coverage in a country as sparsely populated as AU was a terrible idea to start with. I understand the need to support rural areas but the the majority of the initial budget was to cover non-metropolitan ar
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by ccakes 10y ago
https://www.engadget.com/2017/01/03/quirklogic-s-quilla-is-a... Looks like if it's a technical issue, it's a solvable one.
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by ccakes 10y ago
Simplest way would probably be to set up a box on the local network to act as a router, then use the usual tools. Wireshark or tcpdump
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by ccakes 10y ago
https://veertu.com Veertu is good and open source
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by ccakes 10y ago
I've used dial up via a cheap modem to a Cisco 2500 as recently as a few years ago for OOB console access. It's not gold plated but still works fine More recently though it's all been on ethernet handoff either via the DC or
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by ccakes 11y ago
Click through the Listen link and the pricing is applied when you get to that stage
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by ccakes 11y ago
Thanks for the promo - signed up. This thread got me searching and there's a lot of good feedback around
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by ccakes 11y ago
What about message content? Is that passed directly through or stored on your servers as well?
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by ccakes 11y ago
The FAQ is very light on details. No mention on how the mail is stored on their end