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by gz5 5y ago
Many of us share this nostalgia for the early-day, long-tail pioneer phase. I feel business model innovation is the key to moving the pendulum back towards that landscape - that the ad model will also result in centralization in which we ar
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by gz5 5y ago
yep, literally shut down all inbound firewall ports and link listeners. keys are bootstrapped and you can add your own CA if desired (RFC 7030). https://ziti.dev/blog/bootstrapping-trust-part-5-bootstrappi...
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by gz5 5y ago
tailscale is strong for network-centric use cases. openziti is strong for app-centric use cases - put the (programmable, zero trust) network into your self-hosted app (via SDKs for various languages), rather than putting the app on the netw
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by gz5 5y ago
OpenZiti and NetFoundry address by enabling you to close all your inbound firewall ports (and link listeners) such that even your OpenZiti (open source) or NetFoundry (SaaS) Fabric Routers can't initiate sessions into your network.
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by gz5 5y ago
TCP/IP as we know it today was an ARPANET compromise between various views. A great first-party account of it (assume the RINA views carry some bias, but the paper is a first principles type look at networking): https://net
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by gz5 5y ago
Nice one - didn't know that. Penicillin is maybe the most famous example? The Wizard and the Prophet (Mann) and How Innovation Works (Ridley) also show how combinations of these types of discoveries (many of them in different fields,
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by gz5 5y ago
>In a field trial, researchers added abamectin, a pesticide that kills nematodes, to the paper. They also planted potatoes in banana paper without abamectin as a control. Kudos to the NC state team for setting up this control, and diggin
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Switzerland says it will freeze Russian assets(nytimes.com)
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by gz5 5y ago
you may be interested on zSSH then. apache v2. https://github.com/openziti-incubator enables ssh without exposing sshd ports to the networks. disclosure: founder of company who builds products on OpenZiti open source
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by gz5 5y ago
>Covid was terrible, we are scarred from it, but we cannot let it divide us and we cannot let it drive us crazy. There are more important things facing us and let’s go deal with them now. C-19 is still very fresh in our minds. Let'
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by gz5 5y ago
A difference between telcos and IaaS is IT is 'baked into' AWS. AWS's IT team (people, software, automation) silently becomes an extension of your team. It makes AWS more than a dumb pipe, and makes it difficult to leave AWS
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by gz5 5y ago
very nice writeup - one of the better ones i have seen. you can go a step further and eliminate open inbound port 22 (make the sshd server 'dark' to the network) with open source solutions like this: https://ziti.dev&#
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by gz5 5y ago
Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, MPH PhD, has a nice substack from perspective of an epidemiologist. Two notable recent Omicron posts on that substack: The potentially scary aspects: https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/p&#x2F
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by gz5 5y ago
@afeiszli congrats on the launch. @vertis, if you are looking at multi-region or multi-cloud, you may be interested in how Ozone solved this for private k8s https://ozone.one/blog/ozone-zitifies-private-kubernetes-dep..
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Hackers Steal $119M from ‘Web3’ Crypto Project with Old School Attack(vice.com)
26 points by gz5 5y ago|3 comments
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by gz5 5y ago
looks specific to certain (possibly AWS hosted or partially dependent) services such as Auth0: https://status.auth0.com/ e.g. our services running on AWS are fine right now, but new sessions dependent on Auth0 are not.
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by gz5 5y ago
Ziti (Apache) provides bootstrapped* identity based security (and programmable, least privilege overlays). Disclosure: founder of company which sells SaaS on top of Ziti FOSS. * https://ziti.dev/blog/bootstrapping-trust
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by gz5 5y ago
After consulting with the TSA, they added an alternate 2FA process in which access is gated via displaying your University Precheck Card ($199/year) to the webcam, and verifying the subsequent link sent to your university email.
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by gz5 5y ago
Agree. Gets lost in the decentralization memes? Strong, shared identity and auth for digital assets can't be overstated? This enables new models for digital ownership, value, trade, markets and storage of information.
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by gz5 5y ago
+1 "with freedom comes responsibility" (Eleanor Roosevelt's context was different, but the phrase is important)
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The Disposable Startup?(continuations.com)
3 points by gz5 5y ago|0 comments
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by gz5 5y ago
>From that day forward and for years and years and years… I never open a port to a back-end system again. nice. not just that you changed behavior but that you did it in a 'zero trust' manner (not the marketing definition of z
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by gz5 5y ago
Congrats on the launch. Well done. another security approach is to enable your customers to close their inbound firewall ports and link listeners. this helps cloud and on prem models have far stronger security. example here (disclosure: i
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by gz5 5y ago
Seems there are 2 parts: 1. The business decision to go into the 'flipping homes' business. 2. The capabilities of the ML/AI to help optimize that business decision. The post does a nice job outlining that #2 will have great
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by gz5 5y ago
(layman but web searches haven't yet answered my question well) Both the virus and the vaccine may have long-term unknown effects. Of course, we simply don't have the data in this case. In prior viruses and vaccines, are there ex
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by gz5 5y ago
would smart contracts at least prevented artists from (apparently) not getting paid? disclosure: newbie to this ecosystem.
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by gz5 5y ago
Apple is nice comparison. Apple leveraged the power of its brand in that transition (and created a flywheel of sorts to strengthen its brand), whereas the current FB brand wouldn't likely extend as well. So helps show one reason why FB
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by gz5 5y ago
I see it as closer to the Amazon pivot from selling physical goods to selling digital goods (using digital as an umbrella encompassing AWS, Kindle, Prime (which essentially digitizes fulfillment and delivery), etc.). FB sold users to advert
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by gz5 5y ago
Fred paints this picture: web1 - come for the content - then usually leave web2 - come for the tools, stay for the content (Chris Dixon) web3 - come for the assets, stay for the experience (Fred Wilson) That in of itself is interesting. Fre
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Web3 versus Web2(twitter.com)
1 points by gz5 5y ago|3 comments

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