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by helper 10y ago
Will requiring salts break ms-chap-v2?
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by helper 10y ago
Interesting. A bunch of my old dead YouTube RSS feeds suddenly had new posts (of old videos) in them this week. They had killed off public rss feeds but you could still get an rss URL if you were singed in and subscribed to the channel.
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by helper 10y ago
Thank you for your general civility on the lists. I'm glad that you are on the PMC.
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by helper 10y ago
I've been a Cassandra user for 5+ years and have been watching the drama unfold on the mailing lists the past few months. I have no business relationship with Datastax and have never paid them money for any of their services (except fo
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by helper 10y ago
I loved this series. It inspired us to do similar experiments with SSDs as we were spec'ing out new servers. I highly recommend doing this so you get a feel for what SMART looks like for your specific SSDs. Its nice to be able to monit
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by helper 10y ago
The most challenging thing for us is running a new enough kernel to get these features. While upgrading to a newer kernel isn't particularly hard, small companies don't have a lot of engineering resources to run kernels that aren&
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by helper 10y ago
YES. We have a strict no-EBS policy. Our main concern is that historically EBS has been a big single point of failure that can take down an entire AZ or worse a whole region. There were a number of outages in 2010-2012 that really bad for E
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by helper 10y ago
Waste is a much bigger problem in the US than it is in other countries because fuel reprocessing is prohibited in the US. About 20% of the spent fuel is plutonium created from neutron activation of uranium 238. Another ~65% is stable fissio
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by helper 10y ago
IAM instance roles were only added in 2012: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/iam-roles-for-ec2-instances...
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by helper 10y ago
I found this guide to be pretty comprehensive: https://www.esev.com/blog/post/2015-01-pgp-ssh-key-on-yubike...
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by helper 10y ago
No. Besides some cracks in the sidewalk you can't tell that it has sunk. (I work across the street from the Millennium Tower).
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by helper 10y ago
This is by far best enjoyed on paper. Print one out and share it with your office!
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by helper 10y ago
How do you get `netstat -s` information out of ss?
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by helper 10y ago
I don't want to run it in an external process, I want to run it in a goroutine.
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by helper 10y ago
How easy is it to embed this into go tests? Right now I use goamz/s3test for that, but it has a lot of limitations.
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by helper 10y ago
I didn't realise that Jeff Barr has been doing these posts all the way back to 2006.
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Attack of the week: 64-bit ciphers in TLS(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
4 points by helper 10y ago|0 comments
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by helper 10y ago
Keep up the good work!
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by helper 10y ago
The talk on finding vulnerabilities in dtrace to escalate privileges seemed to be the most interesting/terrifying to the attendees. Definitely worth watching: https://www.joyent.com/about/events/2016/dtra
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by helper 10y ago
I use deb-s3[1] which is sort of like this, but handles uploading the package and updating the Packages index in a single step. deb-s3 can also sign your Release file so apt won't complain about unsigned packages. The post mentioned de
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by helper 10y ago
My first thought reading this was "lcamtuf works at cloudflare now?" Nope, cloudflare just took an awesome tool of his and made the kernel able to filter packets based on its signatures using bpf. Pretty cool.
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by helper 10y ago
I don't know very much about defending against DDOS attacks. How do you identify a SYN flood and filter it without interfering with legitimate traffic?
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by helper 10y ago
Looking forward to being on call new years eve.
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by helper 10y ago
Those are some sketchy install instructions. Add a trusted apt repo to some random ip address that doesn't do package signing? Not cool. Setup a PPA, its really not that hard.
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Hist Triggers in Linux 4.7(brendangregg.com)
98 points by helper 10y ago|27 comments
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by helper 10y ago
18,000 passengers per day is 6,570,000 passengers annually which is about 12% of the total 54M passengers at JFK. 12% doesn't seem all that low to me.
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by helper 10y ago
> This is a town for freaks and weirdos. Those are all the people currently getting forced out by the lack of housing supply. Opposing this legislation won't magically make the rich leave, instead the city will continue to be less a
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by helper 10y ago
Yup. Its a shame they can't expose a normal http interface directly to lambda. That would make setting up APIs a thousand times easier. For example I want to have a lambda function receive events from github, but in order to authentica
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by helper 10y ago
I'm sure there are companies that will run this instance type 24/7 for years. But you can also spin one up for a short period of time, use it to do things you would normally need to do across a bunch of machines and then tear it d
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by helper 10y ago
If you paid hourly (instead of using a reserved instance) it costs $116840.88 per year (13.338 per hour * 24 * 365). A 1 year reservation + hourly charges for a year is $67197.96 (all up front).

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