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by ihsw 12y ago
Yes.
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by ihsw 12y ago
What's the difference between this and using AWS ELB for HTTPS termination?
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by ihsw 12y ago
Location, Ottawa, Canada Remote: no Willing to relocate: no Technologies: * LAMP stack (intermediate), ELK stack (minimal), AWS (intermediate) * Symfony (extensive), AngularJS (extensive), jQuery (extensive), Statsd/Graphite (intermedi
664.
by ihsw 12y ago
Why not use Google's CDN? https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.m...
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by ihsw 12y ago
PHP the language and the development environment around it is quite capable, however the unwashed masses of "developers" and the plethora of code spewed forth from them would cause you to avoid PHP like the plague.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Using php-5.5 with php-fpm and nginx, can confirm. There are some gotchas that you will trip over along the way, but after that it's nothing but smooth sailing.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Suing General Alexander would probably do more harm than good -- this stint in the private industry is likely just another carrot on a stick that he's offering to the world's greatest hackers. "Work for the NSA and you get wi
668.
by ihsw 12y ago
Nonsense, Snowden's revelations give credence to the NSA's capability. One could even say that Keith Alexander owes Snowden a great deal of his notoriety to him.
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by ihsw 12y ago
That's consolidation of wealth -- transfer (in this context) implies it leaves sphere of American influence.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Who has duplicate accounts on Facebook?
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by ihsw 12y ago
Can these "features" be turned off by the user, and not enabled remotely? Are these "features" off by default? No? It's maliciously removing control from the user.
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by ihsw 12y ago
The difference is that the BTC transaction system can operate independently of the incumbent transaction system.
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by ihsw 12y ago
PHP-5.6 isn't even out yet.
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by ihsw 12y ago
These are massive names using Go now. This is an exciting time for Gophers.
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by ihsw 12y ago
The article implies that Baby Boomers are more virtuous, however I'd contend that those same people wouldn't have been so virtuous when they were 18-24. Loyalty from the 18-24 age-group is difficult to come by, regardless of which
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by ihsw 12y ago
$51B leaves the US in the form of remittance -- imagine all of that being USD->BTC->USD instead. The daily trade volume would be astronomical compared to today's. Where remittance ends, forex begins.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Most people don't move beyond where they live, so "creating jobs" is a highly localized event that requires targeted and planned injection of resources. And even so, these resources can and do disappear. Personally I think
678.
by ihsw 12y ago
Eh, it shouldn't be that bad. The Google and OpenBSD teams certainly can operate only independently and they have both pledged to cooperate with The OpenSSL Project (as well as with each-other). Things are looking up, IMO.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Because then you have to tear up the ground and maintain the grid's quality and physical security, this would involve managing relationships with numerous jurisdictions on many levels. Also the bandwidth/latency needs are initiall
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by ihsw 12y ago
Not really. Simply put, LE agencies have always been happy to directly and unambiguously state that combating crime trumps privacy, and now they will do so without hesitation. It was only a matter of time until the issue of privacy was addr
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by ihsw 12y ago
Yet another reason to avoid Facebook. One has to wonder whether we will be doing our timesheet tracking/payroll in Facebook instead of $MISC_HR_SOLUTION.
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by ihsw 12y ago
I'm not at all saying the ends justify the means, just that their argument that these tools are useful is valid, and we will need to help them realize that they are damaging us far more than they are helping us.
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by ihsw 12y ago
There are already mobile cell towers in use by AT&T et al, they're used for large events (eg: sporting events). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_on_wheels Differentiating between them and stingrays would be d
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by ihsw 12y ago
Don't be facetious, just because the Constitution says "don't do X" doesn't mean X is worthless. There is value to freedom of association, but it shouldn't be assumed that it's valuable because the Constit
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by ihsw 12y ago
How were they 0wned? Lack of MFA, rogue API key, or something else? Are full-access accounts being handed out willy-nilly instead of IAM accounts? AWS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): http://aws.amazon.com/iam/details
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by ihsw 12y ago
The concept kind of reminds me of Facebook poke wars, which are mildly entertaining in and of itself.
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by ihsw 12y ago
Bound to fall? I doubt it. I wouldn't be surprised if some Google people came to the conclusion that ad-blocking is prevalent in affluent demographics (namely people with non-trivial technical skill) whereas 'the next 1 billion&#x
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by ihsw 12y ago
It's in the chipset of the cellular radio (3G/4G/etc), whose source is generally not available to anyone. And, more to the point, the code running on the chip can deceive the operating system.
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by ihsw 12y ago
There will be a Nest in every Google self-driving car. I don't have any concrete evidence of this, but it's not that far-fetched.
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by ihsw 12y ago
You're being awfully presumptuous -- there's nothing to indicate the parent isn't already using an apache2+php-fpm setup. Not all apache2+php users are using mod_php (which is where performance woes come from).

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