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by dantiberian 5y ago
BastionZero is a similar product which gives you multiple roots of trust, one to BastionZero, and one to your identity provider (Google, Okta, etc.) https://www.bastionzero.com/security-model
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by dantiberian 5y ago
> You pay for all bandwidth into and out of Amazon S3, except for the following: > Data transferred from an Amazon S3 bucket to any AWS service(s) within the same AWS Region as the S3 bucket (including to a different account in the s
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Pull Through Cache Repositories for Amazon Elastic Container Registry(aws.amazon.com)
53 points by dantiberian 5y ago|26 comments
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by dantiberian 5y ago
Only .localhost, .example, .test, and .invalid are reserved for those purposes: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2606 . .local is reserved, but for mDNS usage.
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by dantiberian 5y ago
https://www.wiz.io/blog/chaosdb-how-we-hacked-thousands-of-a... is from the researchers and has more details.
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by dantiberian 5y ago
I just listened to a podcast about this and the guest Bennett Tomlin said these are things that may happen if Tether was shut down by the US government: https://anchor.fm/aviv-milner/episodes/The-Tether-Situation-.
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by dantiberian 6y ago
A big one is to make sure you’re excluding directories that you don’t want indexed.
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by dantiberian 6y ago
Hey! Secretary for Clojurists Together Foundation here. This is roughly correct. It's not a strict 50/50 split from quarter to quarter as it depends on applications and what our members are looking for, but we try to fund a mix of
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by dantiberian 6y ago
> Apple has always been an outlier: they never had a Developer Relations team at all. Not sure if that is accurate, I just did a quick search for “Apple Developer Relations” on LinkedIn and found a bunch of people who’ve been in Develope
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by dantiberian 6y ago
> To prevent unauthorized access, Advanced Protection only allows Google apps and verified third-party apps to access your Google Account data, and only with your permission. - https://landing.google.com/advancedprotectio
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by dantiberian 6y ago
I could imagine that after Levandowski left Waymo that his email was forwarded to a manager or peer. You could see how a supplier could accidentally pick corey@waymo.com instead of corey@uber.com when they type “Corey” into the email client
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by dantiberian 6y ago
On first read, I didn't understand how the call to the bank's customer service department went wrong. Something about that conversation didn’t seem right, and so Mitch decided to use another phone to place a call to his bank’s cu
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by dantiberian 7y ago
> I'm sure someone has logs Yep Arne Brasseur runs https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/ , though integrated logs would be better of course.
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by dantiberian 7y ago
> Remember how Beats headphones used to add weights to feel more substantial? This was not really true, the original tear down that found weights was of a counterfeit pair of Beats headphones. https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2
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by dantiberian 7y ago
> I think fulcro comes close but it uses JVM clojure on the server side, so it's not entirely possible to re-use code on either end. You can reuse an awful lot of code between Clojure and ClojureScript using cljc files. In my experi
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by dantiberian 7y ago
> If you insist on no errors on master ever you will kill throughput. There are a large number of automated tools which will help you prevent merging code that could break master: https://github.com/chdsbd/kodiak#pri
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by dantiberian 7y ago
I doubt there would be a hard requirement on any AVX instructions, just that it can take advantage of them if available.
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by dantiberian 7y ago
This sounds quite similar to https://bors.tech . If the authors are here, did you see this, and can you compare and contrast it with what you built? https://graydon2.dreamwidth.org/1597.html also has a good overv
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by dantiberian 7y ago
It's a good question, GitHub posted an FAQ a few months ago and talked about this a little bit: https://github.blog/2019-06-12-faq-with-the-github-sponsors-... > Today’s GitHub Sponsors is just the first step, and w
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by dantiberian 7y ago
I read it as saying those discounts had been negotiated over the past 10-15 years.
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Improving videoconferencing audio quality for remote workers(danielcompton.net)
2 points by dantiberian 7y ago|1 comments
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by dantiberian 7y ago
It looks like they have reasonable docs on their query language, in particular https://help.semmle.com/QL/learn-ql/about-ql.html#properties... has some info on the QL language. https://help.semmle.com&#
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Mesosphere Is Now D2IQ(d2iq.com)
3 points by dantiberian 7y ago|0 comments
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by dantiberian 7y ago
From the privacy policy: We also may collect limited information from the people with whom you interact by email when you use the Site and Services. This information may include the recipient’s name and email address, the number of times t
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WebKit Tracking Prevention Policy(webkit.org)
16 points by dantiberian 7y ago|1 comments
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by dantiberian 7y ago
The change here is that it reduces the "good guys" saying "I would have reported this bug even for free, but if I did I would lose my access to continue researching".
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by dantiberian 7y ago
Another benefit of this is that researchers are no longer incentivised to hold onto bugs. Currently, you need to find a vulnerability just to get onto the device to do further research. If the researcher reported that bug then they would lo
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by dantiberian 7y ago
Mozilla didn't mention this in the article, but the study they referenced had an astounding statistic proving their point about default settings. > Chrome and Safari are the two most prevalent browsers in our data, with Chrome being
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by dantiberian 7y ago
> It would be cool if GitHub integrated with existing platforms and helped that to happen They did that as well today today with support for a .github/FUNDING.yml. This file lets people provide links to Open Collective, Patreon, Com
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by dantiberian 8y ago
The database itself looks neat, but wasn’t at all what I expected from the name EdgeDB. At the moment, “edge” usually refers to edge computing, i.e. running code in many data centres around the world, near to their users. I expected EdgeDB

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