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by hashhar 7y ago
I have a script that removes duplicates and HISTIGNORE set to ignore simple commands like cp, ls, mv, mkdir etc. In the past 5 years I've only executed around 20k unique commands using up around 900kb.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Datadog has agents to monitor that.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Thanks. Useful information. But I've been copying after taking a shared lock on the sqlite db and I think that's supported as mentioned on https://www.sqlite.org/backup.html . The online backup API is nice but it h
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by hashhar 7y ago
> If there were a global dashboard which was vague about the target and source, merely the frequency, size and nature... would that be valuable? Yes. > What we can tell you is the frequency, size and nature of attacks that Cloudflare
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by hashhar 7y ago
If you do find the link could you please share it here. I think I've been hit by it once before. Also, it's comparatively simpler than other DBMS's like Postgres or MySQL.
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by hashhar 7y ago
It's just a single file. Easier to backup than any other database. Also I don't think any cloud provider/database provides an always up to date backup other than a standby replica (which isn't also a backup exactly).
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by hashhar 7y ago
I think it'd be helpful to highlight the impact on YOUR infrastructure for an attack i am facing. Will help add perspective to how disruptive the attacks are.
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by hashhar 7y ago
This looks an awful lot like nvALT ( https://brettterpstra.com/projects/nvalt/ ) or Vim-Wiki or any Wiki software for that matter. It can be easily replaced by MediaWiki for the backend but to it's benefit the
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by hashhar 7y ago
Gurgaon.
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by hashhar 7y ago
But that rent is 30% of my monthly salary. Between the rent, expenses, investments and credit card bills, I can't save more than $150 per month. And that rent is for a single room in a 4 room apartment. :( The rent for the entire apart
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by hashhar 7y ago
The Sony XM3s are an awesome piece of hardware. The noise cancellation is top notch, the ear cups are the most comfortable and large enough to not put too much pressure (specially for folks like me who wear specs) and are extremely lightwei
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by hashhar 7y ago
I can honestly say that one of the reasons people hop onto DO is due to those amazing tutorials and documentations. I know I was. It's surprising really that in all the praise I threw to DigitalOcean the awesome documentation and tutor
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by hashhar 7y ago
DigitalOcean has been instrumental in helping me transition from a college graduate into a professional developer who can build and design entire backends. Those 5$/mo droplets let me explore a lot of software and run proper production
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by hashhar 7y ago
You and I wish that's what happened in real life. Instead, people now normalize the behavior thinking it'll sort itself out automatically over time without ever trying to fix it. Self-healing systems are good but only if you have
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by hashhar 7y ago
You can have multiple Rust toolchains side by side. This is a non-issue in that case. If there's some other usecase that this breaks, I'd like to know about it and see if we can do something to improve the scenario.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Is this an accidental quine? That's so cool. [Quine]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_%28computing%29
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Firefox now allows to delete telemetry data(blog.mozilla.org)
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by hashhar 7y ago
RedHat has some tooling that defines a basic format for Todo comments and can be converted to JIRA issues on their Jboss.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Or see below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21911697
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by hashhar 7y ago
If you want separate extensions as well, then goto about:profiles. If you want cookie separation, check out Multi Account Containers.
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Firefox Preview (Mobile) WebExtensions Work in Progress(reddit.com)
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by hashhar 7y ago
Look at embedded Debezium. https://debezium.io/docs/embedded/ Very similar to what you are doing but instead of Websockets you can decide where to send your data. The core-debezium sends it to Kafka.
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by hashhar 7y ago
We are using this in my org alongside LinkedIn CCFE. It works great. You can see message counts, sum of offsets, partition sizes and basic broker information. The only part its not good at is showing the topic list. Since there is no pagina
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The Unsent Project: Boosting Conversions 4x with React(blake.id)
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by hashhar 7y ago
I have a rule of thumb to assist with this. If i feel like I have to maintain some state in my mind to understand a particular piece of code then I opt to clean it up since it'll potentially save future developers that time.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Joplin kicks ass. The only area it might need improvement is regarding showing the tags associated with a note without having to click a button. The mobile app, web-clipper and desktop apps are all wonderfully done.
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by hashhar 7y ago
I think the best model i have seen for a lean stdlib has been that of Golang. You have the standard lib and then you have the packages under Golang.org/x/ which are experimental packages that sometimes end up being merged into the
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Visual Studio Code April 2019 (Version 1.34)(code.visualstudio.com)
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Stupid Git tricks: Combining two files into one while preserving line history(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by hashhar 7y ago
I'll recommend this link too. Saw it on HN a long time ago. It's quite long but very well explained. http://archagon.net/blog/2018/03/24/data-laced-with-history/

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