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by dsl 11y ago
This is a master's thesis. There might not be code yet.
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by dsl 11y ago
"kernel on a kernel" is one of the worst things you can do to a distributed computing environment. This is why Google does containers. I have double digit thousands of machines for one application, and have an Excel spreadsheet ou
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by dsl 11y ago
The last update really hits the nail on the head for most Google products: > Apparently the update from Google is to find another support channel to escalate, or only use TCP. I've never had a Google product issue ever resolved usin
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by dsl 11y ago
I used to work in DNS security. DNSSEC is a really bad idea. It blocked us from doing really innovative work that would have protected people. Lots of really smart folks like tptacek and djb oppose it too. But even we can't stand in th
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by dsl 11y ago
OpenDNS will happily send you queries over DNSCrypt. Thats like 3-4% of the internet right there. They also open sourced client implementations for end boxes to talk to them or any other recursive securely. jedisct1 is also looking for work
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by dsl 11y ago
Snowden is actually a great example of how well compartmentalization works. He downloaded what was effectively the brochure stand you see in the lobby of a cheap hotel. Look, we have this for use, here is a high level overview. Come talk to
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by dsl 11y ago
Just had the same issue with Handy. They notified my girlfriend 20 hours before an appointment that our requested cleaner was unavailable, and when we canceled charged us $15 for canceling within 24 hours. After 4 different attempts to can
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by dsl 11y ago
From what I understand "HP" is the old combined business and the new consumer business. HPE and H-P refer to "Hewlett-Packard Enterprise" the new spin off.
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Walmart open sources cloud portability platform OneOps(walmartlabs.com)
1 points by dsl 11y ago|1 comments
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by dsl 11y ago
The "fare enforcement" folks are not police, they cannot legally detain you and you are under no obligation to answer their questions. Just like the security guard at the front of Best Buy who wants to check your receipt, you can
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Google is now offically Alphabet(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by dsl 11y ago|0 comments
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by dsl 11y ago
Hold on, you're telling me someone willing to launch a DDoS attack against a competitor might use illegally gained resources to do so?
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by dsl 11y ago
Lots of big enterprise shops monitor DNS too. OpenDNS (now Cisco) sells this as a service, lots of other security companies have tried to play catch up with various solutions.
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by dsl 11y ago
Yes, the fish taco counter.
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by dsl 11y ago
The attack likely starts with a computer used by the network operations staff being compromised and a key logger or other credential theft tool being installed. It is much easier to own an admins laptop with a PDF exploit than to find a re
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by dsl 11y ago
cat list.txt | xargs -n 1 -P 20 wget Queues up 20 concurrent downloads with wget, for example.
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by dsl 11y ago
I just came here to point out the same thing. This is just the ramblings of someone with a medium level of technical experience and a high level of paranoia drawing some very odd conclusions.
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by dsl 11y ago
Most geo data providers (like MaxMind) provide datafile downloads so you don't have to use an API.
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by dsl 11y ago
Federal regulators are close to hitting Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV with a record $105 million fine for recall lapses covering millions of vehicles, said people familiar with the matter, adding to mounting scrutiny of the auto maker’s safe
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by dsl 11y ago
> Amazon revenues are a lot more diversified than Walmart Diversified into lots of "nice to have" items. In a really bad economic downturn, Amazon would be wiped off the map. People would still be buying bread and milk at Walm
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by dsl 11y ago
This assumes zero churn. With how aggressively Uber is recruiting drivers, I would hypothesize that it takes the average driver a few (maybe as many as 4-6) months before they realize it is a losing proposition.
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by dsl 11y ago
Have you thought about the fact that your employees may not want their salaries to be public? Sure it is trendy and feel good and omg transparency, but it seems a bit douchey to me. Nevermind the fact you're opening up a whole can of
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by dsl 11y ago
> The cleaners were not professionals. I live in a "secure building" where you need to be buzzed in or have a key fob. A Homejoy cleaner assaulted me while screaming "I'm late for a job you gotta let me in!" when
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by dsl 11y ago
There is a government ran database of all known child exploitation images. For obvious reasons you need to show a reasonable need for access. Contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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by dsl 11y ago
The author cites Wikipedia. In the comments a poster claims to have added that bit to Wikipedia but was unable to cite any sources for it. "Since i could not find any reference for it, I added it to the wikipedia page but was not full
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by dsl 11y ago
This is loading the WAD files from the demo version of Quake, which is fine per the Quake licence.
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by dsl 11y ago
Could a mod please update this to point to the original announcement and not the CloudFlare regurgitation? The Mailgun folks deserve the love for their hard work. http://blog.mailgun.com/introducing-a-new-cross-platform-deb.
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by dsl 11y ago
It's not illegal, but it was a violation of NFL rules. They sent out a memo to all coaches telling them to stop, but the Patriots continued. They were then fined for "use of equipment to videotape an opposing team’s offensive or
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by dsl 11y ago
What you are seeing is the so called "black budget" at work. Money is allocated for say, the NSA, to get 10 new exploits but the actual funds go to the Navy or Air Force who handle the procurement process. Sometimes the supplier
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by dsl 11y ago
Here is the actual PDF of the course: https://9d0df72831e4b345bb93-4b37fd03e6af34f2323bb971f72f0c0...

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