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fduran
14y ago
Falling behind != default support for MongoDB Besides, adding mongodb support (including admin) to Django is trivial with pip install django-mongodb-engine pymongo.
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Virtualization is most definitively not useless, as any sysadmin managing more than a couple servers will tell you. The advantages are so many that in fact it should be the default go-to option when provisioning a server (even a single-purp
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fduran
14y ago
You may want to change in the blog URL https -> http
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fduran
14y ago
Hushmail? really? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hushmail
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fduran
14y ago
All of the above.
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14y ago
There's a MythBusters episode about this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_(2004_season)#Needl...
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14y ago
I got a Dell Inspiron 8200 with 1,600 x 1,200 in 2002
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14y ago
"If anything a good catch is someone who you want to be with despite the fact they don't score well on your list of requirements." Right on. I read about a social experiment (I think it was "Blink" or similar book) where before going on spe
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14y ago
It is way faster (at least with dd): $ time dd if=/dev/zero of=10MB.dat bs=1M count=10 real 0m0.213s $ time dd if=/dev/urandom of=10MB.dat bs=1M count=10 real 0m8.873s
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fduran
14y ago
Nice! Purpose looks somehow similar to my https://whisperpassword.com/
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fduran
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I have this little script running on cron on all of my servers https://gist.github.com/1870429
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14y ago
I thought about the possibility of somebody hogging all the local ports in the level 2 server but I read somewhere that Stripe was resetting unused ports.
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14y ago
Arrg! So close https://stripe-ctf.com/progress/fduran if only I had started earlier. For the last level I solved it locally but in the server I didn't get the '3' port difference for the first password chunk (at lest in the first rounds)
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14y ago
A movie script couldn't do better: Assange's lawyer is Baltazar Garzon, the Spanish ex-judge who asked London for the extradition of Pinochet.
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"Switzerland finally allowed women to vote in... drum roll... 1971." the last canton to allow women to vote was forced to do it as late as 1990 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appenzell_Innerrhoden
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14y ago
According to Bezos' biography he was looking for a name that started with 'A' to rank high in the web portals of the time and also he liked the idea of being 'big'.
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fduran
14y ago
The website can be vastly improved both for SEO (so search engines find it) and conversions (so people buy), some quick ideas easy to implement: - get a domain name with the topic in it (like compilerbook or similar, it doesn't have to
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fduran
15y ago
"The Code Book: The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography" http://www.amazon.com/The-Code-Book-Science-Cryptography/dp/... has a chapter about the Enigma. This book is easy to read as a nice intro to many crypto to
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MongoDB makes a full flush by default every 30 seconds, it can be forced with the fsync command http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/fsync+Command#fsyncComma...
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Lessons from Canada's Silicon Valley diaspora
(theglobeandmail.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
This is great although I'm not sure I agree with showing a list of "Recent Worst-Rated" (graded "F", presumed with vulnerabilities), seems like painting a target on some servers.
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fduran
15y ago
Same idea (one-time URI) but with client-side encryption and sender's email notification (including IP & geolocation of receiver): https://whisperpassword.com/
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Lean Startup Machine event: a little help?
(formstack.com)
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Dropbox also uses deduplication thus reducing those figures
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15y ago
You probably know about these but just in case you could also use the books "Founders at Work" and "Startups Open Sourced".
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15y ago
I tried some time ago and didn't get the certificate or any email back, not worth the hassle to save $20 imho.
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15y ago
I think you need to add an EBS volume (see page 13, Storage Minimum) for permanent storage.
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" I consider it ($6,612) the replacement value if it’s stolen, or how much my lawyer will send you a bill for if it’s found being used without my permission." I wonder how much his lawyer will send a bill for if someone uses 2 or more of hi
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Spamhaus may be "bad guys" but the DNS manager company is clearly the one at fault here, what they did is way worse in my book that a false spam positive from spamhaus or even their vigilantism.
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fduran
15y ago
thanks for the answer, that's great news!
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