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by diafygi 11y ago
Python/Full-Stack | UtilityAPI.com | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Solar Job =Description= We are a white-label SaaS that is used by solar and energy efficiency companies to collect their customer's utility bill and usage data automatica
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Show HN: GPG keyserver gossip network visualization(bl.ocks.org)
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Why every website should switch to HTTPS(opensource.com)
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Linux Vendor Firmware Service: We Need Your Help(blogs.gnome.org)
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by diafygi 11y ago
Python/Javascript/Full-Stack | UtilityAPI.com | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Solar Job =Description= We are a white-label SaaS that is used by solar and energy efficiency companies to collect their customer's utility bill and usage
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Fun fact: 87% of the world's energy is from fossil-based fuel[1]. Over the next 40 years (e.g. in our lifetimes) that will go to zero[2]. We are living in the generation that will be most remembered, not for the Internet, but for the t
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by diafygi 11y ago
Holy hell is this a puff piece. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of SolarCity, but this story is written as if they invented the solar boom that's happening now. Three major factors contributed to making solar as viable as
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by diafygi 11y ago
Great to hear! Able to mention any names? I haven't heard of any YC-backed solar companies beyond Bright, nor seen any at Intersolar or any of the bay area solar industry events. It would be great to see some new faces in the bay area
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by diafygi 11y ago
FYI, there's the world's only solar-focused startup incubator and accelerator is based in Oakland[1], which has around 20 solar software startups at any given time in it. They recently had a big hackathon and gave away $10k in cas
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by diafygi 11y ago
You listed two things that are optional plugins and are being aggressively deprecated. The vast majority of Chinese users who use VPNs aren't technologically savvy and just want to read the NYTimes or watch Netflix. Now any embedded ad
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by diafygi 11y ago
WebRTC doesn't just leak the client IP address, it also leaks the public IP address of all network interfaces on the machine. If you're on a VPN, it can mean you leak your real IP address, too. Many Chinese use VPNs to circumvent
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by diafygi 11y ago
Fun fact, Eric Rescorla is the outside expert that proposed the NSA backdoored Dual EC_DRBG standard.
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Detecting VPN (and its configuration) and proxy users on the server side(medium.com)
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This can be a one-liner in openssl: openssl req -new -sha256 -x509 -days 365 -newkey RSA:4096 -nodes -keyout domain.key -subj "/CN=example.com" -reqexts SAN -config <(cat /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf <(prin
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by diafygi 11y ago
I think if you uncheck the "block reported forgeries/attacks" options in security settings it won't make the requests.
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Interesting, do you have links for these other techniques?
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by diafygi 11y ago
Great question. I'm not sure. Most of the research I've seen on this subject compares the U.S. and Germany. http://emp.lbl.gov/sites/all/files/german-us-pv-price-ppt.pd... My startup is UtilityAPI.c
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You should definitely consider joining them! We aren't going to find enough talent from within the existing energy industry, so we'd love to have people come in from outside.
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Yep, you'd be amazed at how much solar work is still done in Excel and on pen and paper.
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I have a startup in solar software, and the big thing that I don't think people here realize is that 64% of the installed cost of solar in the U.S. is soft costs (i.e. not hardware)[1]. The industry is incredibly inefficient when it co
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by diafygi 11y ago
For those who are curious, 46.166.163.0/24 (the hijacked IPs) belong to balticservers.com, which is based out of Lithuania[1]. http://wikiscan.org/plage-ip/46.166.163.0/24?submenu=whois
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by diafygi 11y ago
What advantage does this have over spiped[1]? Since there's not really a good way to distribute public keys, you really need to just put them on a thumb drive and walk them over to the person that wants them. And if you're doing t
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by diafygi 11y ago
Python/Javascript/Full-Stack | UtilityAPI.com | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Solar Job =Description= We are a white-label SaaS that is used by solar and energy efficiency companies to collect their customer's utility bill and usage
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by diafygi 11y ago
But Google’s attempt to overturn the gag order was denied by magistrate judge Ivan D. Davis in February 2011. The company launched an appeal against that decision, but this too was rebuffed, in March 2011, by District Court judge Thomas Se
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by diafygi 11y ago
It's taken me years, but I've finally trained my Mom to "look for the lock" whenever she has to type her password or credit card in anywhere. I consider that a win. Trying to get her to understand more than "lock=sa
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by diafygi 11y ago
What are the tiers for corporate sponsors?
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by diafygi 11y ago
I'm suuuper excited for this to launch! However, it's worrisome that the ACME protocol (what Let's Encrypt uses) still has a ton of bugs open[1] and they are still changing the protocol often. Just search for "TODO"
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This script is less than 400 lines of code. Please, read through it! Would love for someone else to audit it or submit bugs!
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It used to, but that meant you had to scp the generated dvsni cert to your server[1], which is more complex than asking the user to start serving a string over a specific url (which is what the SimpleHTTP challenge requires). [1]: https:&#
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This script takes certificate signing requests (CSR) as input. If you want a subject alternative name, it's up to you to add that to your CSR file before you run the script. The official Let's Encrypt client is mostly focused on e

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