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by client4 6y ago
In 2001 you could download Solarwinds from an unsecured FTP server. It looks like things have remained the same.
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by client4 6y ago
Bunnie's blog is one of my favorites on the web. His H1N1 post is especially interesting as it's a different perspective on analyzing a virus. https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=353
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by client4 6y ago
Thank you, dang!
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by client4 6y ago
Doh, I didn't even notice the uploader. Thanks for pointing that out and confirming my observation.
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by client4 6y ago
Is that a young Joe Grand next to him?
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by client4 6y ago
I always thought it would be a unique method of prayer (for an existing or new religion) that used part of the IPv6 packet header or an ICMP packet. We would be sending prayers at random with a ttyl to be broadcast across existing networks,
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by client4 6y ago
I’ve been fascinated with Trinary computing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ternary_computer
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by client4 6y ago
Hasn't this horse been beaten repeatedly on other threads? Dick Costolo's take doesn't add anything to what has been previously discussed.
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by client4 6y ago
Haha hi from Montana.
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by client4 6y ago
Just interviewing other lawyers for their “if it existed I would buy it” software would show there’s a lot of opportunity. A friend of mine has been looking for a service that emails her whenever a local municipality does something with ea
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by client4 6y ago
I used to run a bar trivia at Lewis & Clark Brewery. I had diverse questions per round, and one of my favorite things to ask were obscure forms of measurement as the round "hard question", like how many gallons are in a bushe
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by client4 6y ago
I did some research on early Android sending a bunch of data back to Google's servers, a few months later the information was encoded/encrypted before being sent over the wire. I'd be curious if the next app version of Kindle
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by client4 6y ago
This was discussed 6 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24147284&goto=news This article is written just to flame Facebook and provides little value.
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by client4 6y ago
Is the company you "work" at hiring? ;)
165.
by client4 6y ago
Instagram is my last Facebook product; I'm very close to removing it. I left Facebook because I don't care to read anyone's political rants. Insta was dog/nature/travel photos from people I know or have met. Lately
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by client4 6y ago
Signed certs for ssh is IMHO the best solution for managing this problem in larger orgs. Nice to see Facebook published their process around it.
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by client4 6y ago
We use the Keybase SSH CA. It's secure, removes the need for individual ssh keys, a d moves things over to chatops. https://keybase.io/blog/keybase-ssh-ca
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by client4 6y ago
Sssssshhhh. Giant bears roam the streets and everyone walks around with guns.
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by client4 6y ago
Montana has terrible internet, no local tech jobs, and is below zero for weeks in the winter. I recommend Colorado.
170.
by client4 6y ago
Better yet, if you're connecting two devices that have PCI ports -- an eBay Mellanox ConnectX3 is great. Solarflare also works, but Mellanox has had better driver support in my experience (though we'll see now that they are owned
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by client4 6y ago
Haha that picture both hurts and seems normal. I've buried a splice in a Frozen themed tupperware that's still going 4 years later. Take that $120 underground splice closures.
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by client4 6y ago
FS is one of my favorite websites for design, service, and quality of product. I prefer a cheap fusion splicer ($1500) as I find they work as well as a Sumimoto ($15k), but for one off home projects a mechanical splice with a FS pigtail wor
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by client4 6y ago
It's actually rather difficult to break cladded G.657 fiber, and it's much cheaper than copper. Now, at the splice point where you must strip the cladding you are correct it is very fragile. At that point you heat shrink on a spl
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by client4 6y ago
Go Montana! Missoula has a number of tech firms doing great work. (Shout-out to Helena and Bozeman too).
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by client4 6y ago
Y'all looking for Telco people for the northern tier of the US ground stations? North Dakota is a hard place to get 100Gs wavelengths ;)
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by client4 6y ago
I'm a big fan of Keybase https://keybase.io/ . The team was acquired by Zoom, but there's a new website and development is still going on.
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by client4 6y ago
I started the network forensics security contest at DEFCON (separate from the wall of sheep contest that I believe is still running) and one of my favorite challenges was recovering printer traffic. The contest was a race to see who could
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by client4 6y ago
I was just remembering I played worms on a slot loading Pentium two last... I sound like the guys taking about PDP-11 access when I was a kid.
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by client4 6y ago
I'm not sure it counts as enterprise software, but Fiberstore is one of the best websites I've ever interacted with. It's clearly laid out, gives recommendations, and is quick and simple. I make weekly purchases and it's
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by client4 6y ago
We had a few customers using Microsoft O360 who said they didn't receive our emails. After troubleshooting we discovered them in spam. For reference we were using Gsuite at a .xyz address. We checked with other customers who receive

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