insomniacity

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   by insomniacity 5y ago

   Fortunately you can do the edge cases via email: https://medconfidential.org/how-to-opt-out/
2. 62.▲
   by insomniacity 5y ago

   You trusted Google not to track you in Incognito mode?
3. 63.▲
   by insomniacity 5y ago

   I love Netlify but this seems to be slowly reinventing dynamic sites?
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   Netlify On-Demand Builders(netlify.com)

   2 points by insomniacity 5y ago|1 comments
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   by insomniacity 6y ago

   I mean exactly what you did - "The vulnerability that is of interest is the one that allowed these commits to be injected". Yes, it will be evident that the commits appeared in the git history, but not necessarily how they got the
6. 66.▲
   by insomniacity 6y ago

   Problem is, burning the exploit this way only works if someone does the work to find it. Of course, it could appear in the server logs (or be detailed on a file dumped on the filesystem) - but it seems PHP have just decided to move to Githu
7. 67.▲
   by insomniacity 6y ago

   And maybe now we know why!
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   by insomniacity 6y ago

   I know Mandiant do this (disaster response) for security incidents. Don't know of a generalised service, but I imagine the big consultancies offer it.
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   by insomniacity 6y ago

   I don't work with Lambda regularly, but I think, yes - basically. That's even more evident for simple stuff that doesn't need debugging on the logic, but benefits from the Lambda features in terms of scaling etc. Not mentione
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    > where did those platform preferences come from? GPT-3. Which I think is reasonable - not a lot of work to read it through and replace it with "on Zoom, or next time you're in the bay area". Good point on the calendar tho
11. 71.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    ZeroNet is about storage and distribution, not computation or a ledger.
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    > Normally I don’t respond to these confused emails because the distance between me and the person writing them is usually almost interplanetary. Daniel is clearly smart, but he's not thinking big enough. This is practically inter-g
13. 73.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Fair point on the future direction. SE says it better than me: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/213401/is-curl-... Particularly the first link, which outlines how to return different things depending o
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    I'm always disappointed when you know there has to be a really really good reason, or a solution, for an issue - but support just can't reach it. Are they not trained enough? Empowered enough? Unable to escalate?
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    Fiction – 125M partial hash inversions of the SHA-256 hash function(suricrasia.online)

    1 points by insomniacity 6y ago|0 comments
16. 76.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Every other tool in this space is in NPM - why do I have to trust your install script?
17. 77.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    This sounds more like you have some kind of malware that's getting you to solve captchas so they can sell the results?
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    This looks good - seems to be hammered currently? https://app.amplication.com/ckjuaxw2518112510s6qfb0xi8q shows {"statusCode":500,"message":"Internal server error"} for code download, and has
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    OK. Specific Sentinel integration might be optional (or not even possible), not too sure. But the only way we'd be compliant with the Sentinel policies is if I can use the pre-designed modules in TFE.
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Does it have Terraform Enterprise and Sentinel support?
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Took me far too long, but this is the answer: https://imgur.com/iBfOmtO You have to use the cog icon on the FROM to add more bits to the FROM.
22. 82.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    I was excited to use this, but sign-in is limited to Apple and Google? Unless you can provide a straight username/password option I'll have to pass. I guess you don't want to handle them, which makes sense, but there are plen
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    > If your system counts on either telling people to avoid the most convenient option to accomplish the task, your advice will continually fail. Louder please - this is applicable far beyond cryptocurrency.
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    This depends on Gitlab, but the author still can't bring themselves to host it on Gitlab? I love Gitlab, but that's not promising...
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Is this the same as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24026445 ?
26. 86.▲
    by insomniacity 6y ago

    Your information, or SOME information?
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    I feel like this completely misses the security and compliance reasons - it may in fact be easier to build a Kubernetes platform internally than to do all the work necessary to safely host confidential/HIPAA/mission critical infor
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    8 hours later, still: 403 ERROR The request could not be satisfied. Bad request. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error. Try again later, or contact
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    403?
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    by insomniacity 6y ago

    There could very easily be such a formula. The only interesting things in it are whether you set firmwide/regional minimums/maximums, and how far you allow the ranking to move your numbers from everyone getting the same increase -