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by damm 11y ago
and when curl supports it; not every distro will ship it. Might take a decade for it to be fully supported.
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by damm 11y ago
You can programmatically add as much verification into your shell script to verify it's not tampered. All the Attacker has to do is replace your shell script with their own to neuter everything you did. You will never escape the insec
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by damm 11y ago
Amen
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by damm 11y ago
I thought most people had migrated off of that beached whale? Sure it was great back in the day; even I had an account. Git became popular; Github came out using SF to host your OSS tools became a bad joke.
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by damm 11y ago
That's a hard one; trying to make a single commit in a pull request helps me but sometimes even then a pull request gets ignored and they want me to rebase it. The problem is they ask /me/ to rebase it; I think they should ta
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by damm 11y ago
Bad link given. http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_28315256/colorado-supreme-...
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by damm 11y ago
I don't think the problems the OP mentioned will resolve. Docker is fairly opinionated and so are the authors of it. If the shoe fits; use it. But Docker is not a 1 size fits all; If the idea of trusting a ubuntu image that is de
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by damm 11y ago
There's numerous equities (safe and not) to invest in; usually the higher the risk the better the payout. This is really the only choice you get to try and make is how much can I try and save up?
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by damm 11y ago
Depending on what kind of Money Market account you have the interest can be low or high; and you can determine your risk. Basically if you can hold onto the money and save it; the interest can make it easier to pay the IRS. ... It's no
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by damm 11y ago
Neat, I searched and almost bid to purchase my own domain when it goes up for auction. As it's good until almost 2017 GoDaddy likely shouldn't have offered that; as it's likely I will renew it again.
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by damm 11y ago
Very cute; https://au.godaddy.com/domains/searchresults.aspx?ci=83269&d... Note that's not the correct spelling. Domain Squatting is a big business so why not get involved?
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by damm 11y ago
We live in a global world; it's possible it was localized to a region.
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by damm 11y ago
All the links in that commit result into a 404; so if they are collecting data it's purely off of whatever they have output in the Access logs. Possible something in the future; or possibly something they could not neuter as easily as
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by damm 11y ago
Too bad that will never happen. Remember a successful company must be a psychopath in order to succeed. You only see what they want you to see. Oh and they are always right; every lawsuit thrown against them is without merit ...
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by damm 11y ago
Shutting them down could be seen as Vandalism or trying to disrupt their business. Either way it's antagonistic and you won't get anything positive from it. Talk to your lawyer and deal with this carefully as you don't want t
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by damm 11y ago
+1 what josho said. It would be helpful knowing the OP is located; as in the US (Washington) some Recruiters will bait and switch you once you get into the office. So be careful what you sign and agree to.
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by damm 12y ago
Incorrect topic; the SSL Cert is valid. There is no CN (or additional record) for Ted Cruz. www.cruz.senate.gov uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for the following names: senate.gov, efd.senate.gov, efdsea
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by damm 12y ago
s/Women//g Most of the analogies here could also be applied to men as well. P.S. I don't blame men, I blame the 'tech world'. But I am biased as a man; I however 100% agree with what is stated.
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by damm 12y ago
Word-of-mouth strategy only works when your intended target is more than willing to share his opinion with his friends and tell everyone about you. The problem is (according to most companies i've worked for) most good customers will j
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by damm 12y ago
haproxy has had multiple process support for quite some time. ... It does introduce some unique side effects but it's possible also aesni should increase your ssl handshakes (if the cpu supports it)
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by damm 12y ago
That can only be yours for just 150,000 downpayment. SPARC has been pretty long track history and I admit I really used to love Sun Sparc Servers; now I just look at them and think of the cost and cry.
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by damm 12y ago
Yeah I've started to listen to my Spidey sense on people's tones of voices. It's helped me avoid a few bad clients
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by damm 12y ago
SEEKING Work - Seattle area or Remote I am a Systems Engineer/DevOps with over 10 years professional experience in a Datacenter and over 5 years of working with the Cloud (primarily Amazon and Rackspace) Technologies: Chef, LXC, Docker
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by damm 12y ago
From my own experience, 1) The market is quiet; that does not mean you cannot get a job. It just means there are not as many jobs posted. Fortunately if you are good at cold calling and selling yourself you can still get a job in this mark
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by damm 12y ago
Good Job; what a horrible client.
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by damm 12y ago
I would advise you to talk to a lawyer and go over the contract with him and ask the questions you have to him. Employment contracts should not be taken lightly and 3 years is a lot to ask for; the Lawyer can help you make suggestions to am
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by damm 12y ago
EmberJS still has good traction and I would not discount it
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by damm 12y ago
Oh that's right, I can't flag because I don't have enough Karma. > Someday there will be someone who launches a replacement for HN that shows less Elitism.
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by damm 12y ago
You forgot to add the following > Caution Troll Crossway. 1) That was a simple question; it was a leading question asking the direction Docker is taking now. That maybe disrespectful to a few people in Docker; but I think it's a go
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by damm 12y ago
It's a very sad thing that the world depends on a library that has been virtually unmaintained for years.

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