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by dmourati 13y ago
Amend the title to include (if you run only one SSH daemon and you're the only one who needs to access it). Then I agree. Otherwise, hell no.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I watched Artur Bergman's talk at Surgecon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=LQ_6o... He covers DDoS in detail. Warning, possibly NSFW for many f-bombs.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Everything you ever wanted to know about SSH keys but were afraid to ask: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/l-keyc/... http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=ca
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by dmourati 13y ago
Unbelievably sad.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Let's say OP discovered a sure-fire way to make money with his located documents and the info they contain. He puts together all the money he can, puts it all into play, and wins huge. What starts the SEC or anyone for that matter in
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by dmourati 13y ago
I don't think you read that article closely enough, nor my comment for that matter. Consider this, how would the fact that you took a random ride in the same cab as the "tipper" ever be established? In other words, what woul
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by dmourati 13y ago
Documents left on a taxi seat can be characterized as mislaid. That is, the paper was intentionally put on the seat and forgotten. http://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=117... Confidentiality is a a
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by dmourati 13y ago
Why stop at Word?
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by dmourati 13y ago
Pure rubbish. MSFT should have been split up for blatant violations of the Sherman Anti Trust Act but got a last minute pass by Bush. The company is nothing more than a drain on the technology industry in this country. The worst thing abo
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by dmourati 13y ago
http://www.tineye.com/
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by dmourati 13y ago
After the infringement was discovered and before the settlement, I did have to register the photo with the US copyright office. It was a simple procedure and I think I paid $35. This was done to establish that I did indeed hold the copyri
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by dmourati 13y ago
This happened to a bunch of flickr photographers and me for a Toyota advertising campaign. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505123_162-42743425/toyota-and-s... When Toyota's ad agency Saatchi was confronted about the
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by dmourati 13y ago
FOTPT: http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/fruit_of_the_poisonous_tree
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by dmourati 13y ago
You know what I like about the new Gmail compose? Nothing.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Meh, 90% of what I do is ec2 anyway. I did have to break out: cli53 rrcreate.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Yea, not a new thing, even the command names are mostly the same. $ ec2-describe-instances $ aws ec2 describe-instances … Pretty strange decision IMO.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Let's hope this doesn't end in drive-by shootings in LA/Las Vegas.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Hint: you should be constantly automating yourself out of your current job and into your new one.
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by dmourati 13y ago
>The automation of tasks that formerly required writing software, are automated by someone writing new software. This. User timr writes: "Then take a close look at AWS, Heroku, Rackspace...those were all systems engineering jobs. St
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by dmourati 13y ago
We all need to practice tolerance and grace. Identifying that there are non-native speakers means we all share a bit of the burden. Antirez mentions slowing down, this is one easy way to make conversations better understood. Also, we sho
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by dmourati 13y ago
If MCSE stands for Must Consult Someone Else, what did MCM/MCSM stand for? I kid, I kid.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Google image search for atari breakout.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I'd like to thank Paul Vixie for his vision in founding PAIX, the template for the modern day internet exchange.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I agree with the price concern around Macs. That's why I let my employer buy one for me and take it home for night/weekend hacking. A $3000 investment by my employer pays for itself in terms of my productivity increase in what,
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by dmourati 13y ago
I googled "choice ambiguity". Nothing useful jumps out. Anyone have a good reference? https://www.google.com/search?q=%E2%80%9Cchoice+ambiguity%E2...
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by dmourati 13y ago
Microsoft stifled innovation. For a twenty year period, they held market dominance and used their monopoly power to maintain the status quo. They did a huge disservice to our entire industry. I say good riddance to bad rubbish.
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by dmourati 13y ago
As a corollary, I submit that companies relying on open source, after having reached a sufficient size and stature, have a civic responsibility to contribute code to the open source community. In addition to the purely altruistic aspect of
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by dmourati 13y ago
DNS lookup/ICMP was working for me, telnet port 80/443 was just timing out. A weird few minutes for sure. Makes me wonder is something happened with their load balancers. Very strange. Can't wait for more details.
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by dmourati 13y ago
...,including moderation. -- Oscar Wilde
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by dmourati 13y ago
switchers? Seriously, cnn just lost what little respect I had for them..

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