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House Oversight Committee Report on Equifax Breach [pdf](oversight.house.gov)
238 points by chair6 8y ago|139 comments
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Productivity inside 13 inches(chair6.net)
1 points by chair6 8y ago|0 comments
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by chair6 8y ago
Yes! Last Week In AWS and Python Weekly are the only two weekly email newsletters I've found to be worth reading in their entirety every issue...
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by chair6 8y ago
Yeah, don't use the web UI. An alternative to awslogs is saw, https://github.com/TylerBrock/saw . Me likey..
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by chair6 8y ago
Just make sure you time it right. The problem with EFX was they announced on September 7, dipped, then announced additional badness on September 13, so double-dipped ( https://s.yimg.com/uc/fin/chart/18/0
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by chair6 8y ago
The dude is a freakin' machine. There's a short film (13 mins) called 'Kilian' at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eVBrMcflDE which made it into the Banff Film Festival last year. Worth a watch if you w
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Requests-HTML: HTML Parsing for Humans(github.com)
1 points by chair6 9y ago|0 comments
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by chair6 9y ago
Speaking of challenges to a point of view: Plenty of passengers ride the bus, but the bus is not redefined by this. Smell, sickness, graffiti, background noise, and even the occasional pleasant conversation.. all things passengers bring t
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by chair6 9y ago
Interesting philosophical questions on how oneself views oneself, especially if you go back to the source paper at http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jour... rather than the linked extract. “
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The Subtle Effect of Hidden Dependencies on the UX of Version Control [pdf](ppig.org)
1 points by chair6 9y ago|0 comments
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How Do Hundreds of Your Genetic Variants Impact Your Heart Health?(arivale.com)
1 points by chair6 10y ago|0 comments
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by chair6 10y ago
Used to have serious wrist/arm pain. Used to spend a lot of keyboard time, but also used to exercise a lot. Anecdotal, but what worked for me was stopping walking around with my hands in my pockets. Seriously! Must've been some
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by chair6 10y ago
Her category 'lost in transit' is perhaps the biggest cause of UDP drops. No matter how big your buffers on the send/receive side, if an intermediary carrier decides UDP is not important or a D/DoS threat to their netwo
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Optimism(github.com)
617 points by chair6 10y ago|160 comments
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by chair6 11y ago
With Gerrit you can chain up a series of dependent changes. The OpenStack Developer's Guide summarizes the workflow pretty well - http://docs.openstack.org/infra/manual/developers.html#addin... . The OpenStac
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by chair6 11y ago
I've been doing some experimentation with Varnish Cache and wanted the ability see/modify/compare HTTP & HTTPS requests pre- and post-cache. Turned into a Vagrant environment and set of scripts that might be helpful to o
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Show HN: Wrapping Varnish Cache with mitmproxy(github.com)
4 points by chair6 11y ago|3 comments
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by chair6 11y ago
Funny how a simple "what if AD user management looked different" discussion can lead fairly quickly to 700 lines of Powershell that makes ten people's jobs somewhat easier. I can't exactly say I'm proud of this, but
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Show HN: Madness, a Powershell GUI for Managment of Active Directory Accounts(github.com)
9 points by chair6 11y ago|3 comments
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by chair6 11y ago
Yep, from the changelog - "Version 0.2 (2006-12-13)". I've been using this during pentest gigs and the like since it was first released on SourceForge. Cool to see tools lasting / improving, but depressing that SQLi is
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by chair6 11y ago
Check out http://blockdiag.com/ and siblings (seqdiag, actdiag, nwdiag). They have an interactive shell for it - experiment with http://interactive.blockdiag.com/nwdiag/ .
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by chair6 11y ago
Regarding #1, check out Anchor - https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Security/Projects/Anchor - an ephemeral PKI system coming out of the OpenStack community. In brief, it attempts to address weaknesses in PKI op
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by chair6 11y ago
Somewhat relevant, also on the subject of "These People"... http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NBLUU42FW0E
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by chair6 11y ago
> .. scripted up from scratch far too often .. Heh .. no way! :) https://gist.github.com/chair6/1748a6676120a0aacea2
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by chair6 12y ago
Taking it down a level or two, occasionally you want to do something similar with DNS - https://gist.github.com/chair6/1748a6676120a0aacea2 .
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by chair6 12y ago
"Bandit provides a framework for performing security analysis of Python source code, utilizing the ast module from the Python standard library. The ast module is used to convert source code into a parsed tree of Python syntax nodes. Ba
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Introducing Bandit, a Python code security analyzer(wiki.openstack.org)
2 points by chair6 12y ago|1 comments
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by chair6 12y ago
"The whole purpose of this project is to get people using static analysis. I think they're an excellent resource for projects and can help you find problems in your code and even learn new things." -- agreed! I'm lookin
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by chair6 12y ago
Hit the 'Getting Started' link at the bottom of the front page, then follow the link under 'Option 2: Local Dev Environment: devstack.org'. I knew what I was looking for, but that might be easier to find than it used to
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by chair6 13y ago
Kiwi here - spent the first 25 years of my life in NZ (Taranaki and Wellington) but relocated to the USA (a year in the Bay Area, then just outside Seattle since 2007). A few observations of factors that may be considered: - Distance from m

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