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by esseti 10y ago
But isn't kubernetes managing docker containers? or does it support anything else?
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by esseti 10y ago
Albeit he may be true, as the CTO he's way too optimistic beacuse he can't know, he can just assume! Just let the people understand (get to know) the problem and change the password, what's the problem?
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by esseti 10y ago
what's the source of how much the information are worth in dollars?
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Ask HN: GPG, subkeys, smartcard: the correct approach
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by esseti 10y ago
does anyone know if it works with django or a way to make it working? it should be a matter of a connector, no?
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by esseti 10y ago
I wrote to you via the keybase tool. I've setted up the yubikey, copy the Access Key to the yubikey but the ssh-add -L does not list the key from the yubikey
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by esseti 10y ago
i'll give it a look. the potetntial of this device is still not clear to me.
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by esseti 10y ago
I've a yubikey4 but i'm not sure how/why i should use it. I get the 2FA case, where it provides the One Time Password to login in some services, sort of what the phone does with the authy app (or am I wrong?). But, what about
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by esseti 10y ago
the timing of these blog post is actually just perfect.. probably they knew that the "geeeks", after reading the PR article, wanted to have more insights.
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by esseti 10y ago
would be intresting understing more about "Static pricing model measured in guaranteed requests per second did not work well." . what happened and what would have been a better solution afterwards.
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by esseti 10y ago
It seems to be freeware http://www.mit.edu/hacker/hacker.html
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by esseti 10y ago
Aside from the incident, this is a great opportunity to learn something new (at least for me). Said so, does anyone of you know how they plot all the charts of postgres and co? such as this: http://monitor.gitlab.net/dashboa
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by esseti 10y ago
the article points to http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/starting/install/osx/ which tells you to "You do not need to install or configure anything else to use Python." However, it sug
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by esseti 10y ago
but, how do you follow them? follow them on github to get notifications? or do they have blogs?
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by esseti 10y ago
so only unstable is secure.. what's the general approach then? Should I use sid? (this is controinutitive)
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by esseti 10y ago
what's the last version on jessy (debian) ? checking on my machiens says 1.0.1t . in one of the comment it seesm that 1.0.1 is not updated anymore. checking the apt-cache policy openssl shows installed and candidates as 1.0.1t-1+deb8u
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by esseti 10y ago
this should be explited by stack overflow to have a counter on which lines were copied and how many times. With this counter one could know what's the best answer used by many :)
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by esseti 10y ago
The idea is very good. And it was good in a short term (6 months), but after a while its get too time consuming and cumbersome. The analog thing is not that easy to manage for me that I'm always in front to a PC. Adding tasks is also a
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by esseti 10y ago
Amazon Cloud Drive is actually 70Euro/year here. But with the prime I've unlimited space for pictures (as google does)
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by esseti 10y ago
what? where? I do have prime (but I'm from EU).
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by esseti 10y ago
Any other possibile solution? I was thinking of Glacier just beacuse of the RAW camera files I want to backup. I've them in two external HD, I don't access them a lot, so I was thinking of keeping just 1 HD and put the rest in gla
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by esseti 10y ago
anyone that can suggest me a personal backup system? I've < 100GB of photos (RAW) to store as a second backup (I already have them in an external HD). Amazon Glaciar could work for me, just i don't get much how it works and if
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by esseti 10y ago
the fact that they used hearts and spades instead of number for affilition is just lovely.
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by esseti 10y ago
As long as there are people driving we do need such systems.
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by esseti 10y ago
I've been using PGP for mostly 1 year and yes, I agree. I still send around signed email, but never received one encrypted so far. Generating keys and backing them up is tricky and I have probably made mistake in generating or storing
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by esseti 10y ago
I need a clarification "In ProtonMail’s one-password mode, the mailbox password is derived from the login password via a one-way cryptographic password hash. The input to this hash includes a salt provided by the server on login but no
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by esseti 10y ago
Tried it out and looks good. The only thing is that it's extremly slow on my computer (mac retina, 8gb, ff last)
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by esseti 10y ago
Yep, that's fine i got your point and I can understand it.
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by esseti 10y ago
that's for sure, i mean, project is cool, no dubt and this shows that the man has willinges to learn and to things just for the sake of learning something.
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by esseti 10y ago
my question was serious, i don't see why i should get down vote for this. i'm actually curious to understand what's the reason to build this. it may be fun, but once it's built you trow it away. it's like baking a

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