heybrendan

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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   Anyone else love how vulnerabilities these days have full on marketing-esque campaigns backing them? In any case, if it increases awareness, I'm mostly supportive. Allow me to save some time, from TFA: > Is there a CVE number? >
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   Feels like we're not hearing the entire story. Care to share more?
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   The transcript (and linked video) is only Peterson speaking. Your feelings regarding Oz and any associated controversy are irrelevant, unless you're indirectly implying that Oz is unfit to conduct an interview, in which case, I think
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   This comment adds very little to the discussion. Could you provide some examples?
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   > Western corporations have done as much harm as they could get away with to make a quick buck as well. I'm in agreement (for the most part)--historically speaking. I never said that this was purely relegated to China, although the
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   TFA made me think of Dr. Mehmet Oz' interview of Dr. Jordan Peterson [1] from last year (2018). I've transcribed part of the interview below: Dr. Jordan Peterson: > "I've always been obsessed with totalitarianism and
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   The last part of your comment seems quite absurd. Simply put, just because you may not know of anyone in your immediate professional or social circles using RHEL, does not mean it's not extremely popular in the capital E enterprise. AF
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   You didn't [make me upset]. I'm also looking forward to see what Red Hat is capable of with IBM's resources. Thanks for clarifying.
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   by heybrendan 7y ago

   Huh? I did not have to look very long to find evidence [1] of rather sobering issues with IBM "Cloud". In fact, that article reported IBM as dead last in the 2018 Gartner's Magic Quadrant ranking of IaaS cloud offerings.
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    by heybrendan 7y ago

    Unrelated, "The Inner Light" episode still hits me in my soul, even after all this time. For those that have not seen it, you owe yourself to watch it.
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    by heybrendan 8y ago

    Excellent point, and I'm well aware. Vigilance (and a proactive security posture) are the price of privacy--and I suspect nothing of actual value will be lost. It's preferable (to me) to blacklist /everything/ and deal w
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    by heybrendan 8y ago

    (More) direct link to the publication: https://www.bsi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/BSI/Cyber-Si... Page 31 of the report was of primary interest--hosts hard-coded in diagtrack.dll: geo.settings-win.d
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    by heybrendan 8y ago

    Very interesting! How does the Dylos 1100 Pro compare to, for example, the Nova SDS011 sensor? By my cursory review, the SDS011 is much cheaper and appears to offer a more native Raspberry Pi-compatibility experience. Is the Dylos more prec
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    by heybrendan 8y ago

    Linux Kernel Newbies is certainly a great resource. The more interesting component this cycle is the fact that the release notes were written by Greg KH--worth the read in my opinion.
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    by heybrendan 9y ago

    Thanks a bunch. I'll take a crack at implementing something similar, much appreciated!
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    by heybrendan 9y ago

    Interesting--I'd like to know more. Would you please provide example command(s) of blocking both ANY queries and NOERROR responses that you've had relative success with? Thanks!
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    by heybrendan 10y ago

    Summoning the spirit (and more importantly the expertise) of brendangregg here. From the home page sysdig "capture[s] system state and activity", but by leveraging specifically what? From https://sysdig.com/blog&#x
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    by heybrendan 11y ago

    New account, just to ask this. I understand how much effort is involved in writing / publishing. Are you planning a Second edition of your "Systems Performance, Enterprise and the Cloud" text, especially in light of the pace