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by earless1 12y ago
Wow, this seems like a cool product. I can't imagine building a product that relies so heavily on the UI of another service. How are updates handled?
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by earless1 12y ago
Do you really want these guys to have direct access to your bank account given their track record for data breaches? On top of this you get no credit card protection, no rewards points on your card, and no double warranty which most cards g
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by earless1 12y ago
Well we all know that law enforcement gets a copy of every safe key made. you know just in case
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by earless1 12y ago
Yeah, I let out an audible WTF when I read that. I wish this argument would stop.
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by earless1 12y ago
|we're decelerating our technological progress and achieving new wealth by pursuing more and more trivial enterprises Sure let's forget about all other examples of technological progress and point to the sell of a startup as a key
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by earless1 12y ago
I'm not an expert, but maybe you should stop being an asshole to people. Then maybe you wouldn't have to worry about strangers plotting revenge.
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by earless1 12y ago
This looks like a great tool. I was going to use CloudFormation to setup a new VPC in AWS, but I will give this a shot instead.
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by earless1 12y ago
Thank you
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by earless1 12y ago
What particular issues have you had with IAM? I find that the wizard is a good starting point for understanding the policies.
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by earless1 12y ago
MFA for all console accounts is the only right answer. If machines require credentials to do specific task or perform API calls then roles should be used.
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by earless1 12y ago
I wish there was some sort of demo on the site
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by earless1 12y ago
Congrats on putting something together, hope you had fun doing it. What are your next steps for this project? Mine would be to polish the frontend design. I'm not sure of your comfort level with frontend design, but as a programmer wit
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by earless1 12y ago
I've used the https://mixitup.kunkalabs.com/ library for similar functionality in the past. I am not sure how well it works with hundreds of thousands of items, but it does work well for the 600ish items that I am usin
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by earless1 12y ago
I'm glad this included the "Signs you should not be using a bash script" section. Bash is a very good solution for many cases, but it becomes downright unruly when dealing with a lot of string manipulation and more complex ob
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by earless1 13y ago
Not to sound like a commercial for Cloudflare or anything. But putting your infrastructure behind their services can protect users while they perform their patching. According to their latest blog post http://blog.cloudflare.com&
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by earless1 13y ago
On my CentOS boxes I ran 'yum list | grep openssl'
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by earless1 13y ago
That is my concern as well. We are still running CentOS 6.4 which does not have the affected version of OpenSSL, but we terminate SSL at the ELB so if they are affected then are keys are not safe. Edit: I've posted on the support forum
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by earless1 13y ago
Firefox already has this built-in to the tab groups view http://imgur.com/1060tx7
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by earless1 13y ago
When using a service like the AWS load balancer all you get back is an A record. You don't have a direct IP address to point to so you have to use a Cname
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by earless1 13y ago
It is my understanding that the AWS solution only works when using Route53 with other AWS services like ELB and S3. We had a problem similar in the past and the solution was not pretty. I think they have solved the problem in a fashion that
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by earless1 13y ago
I may be wrong but my understanding of this is that you will probably need at least a tiny server if you plan to securely create tokens for clients to communicate with AWS and other services without revealing your main set of credentials.
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by earless1 13y ago
If you had a chance to make the decision again, what would you choose instead of Mongo?
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by earless1 13y ago
As per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6911908 , you should check and double check that you are not exposing any secret keys or credentials.
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by earless1 13y ago
I think smarter usage of IAM roles would have also helped here. Keys created strictly for S3 access should not have the ability to launch new instances and so on. Limiting keys to their specific purpose is a good security practice even for
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by earless1 13y ago
All AWS keys I've seen start with 'AKIA'. I am assuming that they have bots that search Github and other search engines for access keys. At that point it is easy for them to tie them back to an account and notify the user.
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by earless1 13y ago
I don't think /r/programming was the correct choice for this campaign. I would think that the web development subs and even the sysadmin subs would be a better place for this stuff.
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by earless1 13y ago
Can someone please point me to some tools that are similar to this that we can self hosting? We are in the process of moving to RDS and wanted to start using a web based management tool.
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by earless1 13y ago
I don't get it
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by earless1 13y ago
Let them code things up as static HTML then add in your dynamic stuff after.
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by earless1 13y ago
https://www.trypaper.com/

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