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by jabart 3y ago
They can still find out through LinkedIn, ZoomInfo, BuiltWith, and any number of tools. The tank problem doesn't fit when the incrementing value is time since epoch. Integers yeah, UUIDs, KSUIDS, or any other semi-ordered thing to make
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by jabart 3y ago
Number is a bit high but may be counting GPS, and EU GPS satellites you would have to block. You can "see" 4-12 GPS satellites at a time for one system. Assuming the EU system has the same style layout.
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by jabart 3y ago
Yes but you would have to do that from top down. You can't shine a spot light on the back of a person's head to blind them. Not to mention the tricks they use to make RF signals directional to both send and receive.
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by jabart 3y ago
I don't think that will work. Here is the issue logged. This is about a networking feature used for AWS Direct Connect users to access S3 over a dedicated private connection. https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHous
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by jabart 3y ago
Yeah, its the don't treat S3 like a disk issue. I'm looking at S3 only for cold storage but need AWS VPC Gateway Endpoint support for S3 access since we are on-premise. *Yes you can use a vpc gateway but need public IPs to waste t
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by jabart 3y ago
Commits show both, yes a community member kicked things over with the initial PR and seems like a team effort to get that feature launched.
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by jabart 3y ago
Clickhouse open source and cloud user. My understanding is that the cloud version uses S3. Which would mean that they have very specific tenant pattern and code to run that version. This may be why lightweight work a specific way in that en
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by jabart 3y ago
InvoiceNinja. The install instructions had a few misses but has an API and webhooks so it's great to integrate with.
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by jabart 3y ago
When we launched in 2017, we went "in-house" with our billing. We found an open-source project and uses that for all billing as it had a recurring option and a billing portal. Fast forward a number of years, we now sync invoice da
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by jabart 3y ago
The style is similar to the way dovetails were cut by hand in drawers before dovetail machines became a thing.
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by jabart 3y ago
Microsoft SQL Server does this as well with [n]varchar(max) as any size that exceeds a data pages 8k size goes off to a special different data page. tl;dr; CPU cache sizes are small and text is large. Using numeric fields will always be fas
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by jabart 3y ago
They made some updates and expect it to go through 2026 https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/news/details.php?article_id=129
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by jabart 3y ago
They made some updates and expect it to go through 2026 https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/news/details.php?article_id=129
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by jabart 3y ago
If you are working in a shell like that you should have outbound ports locked down and a list of allowed domains set in your proxy. Add in some antivirus and password sudo check and plenty of ways to catch this
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by jabart 3y ago
Have you setup an iPhone ever? Literally the first time you setup an iPhone it walks you through onboarding and a guided flow.
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by jabart 3y ago
No one cares. It's a two week violation and no one is going to hunt anyone down who released this early internally.
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by jabart 3y ago
$1.2 million sounds like a lot but there is a team of people working on it for a whole year. There is some insurance OP doesn't have in case it's proven one of these devices did cause a crash. If this was some Kickstarter I feel l
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by jabart 3y ago
Isn't that the same argument for the receiver of a PGP email? How do you know they won't sell your email, be forced to, or have memory stealing malware on their machine reading all emails?
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by jabart 3y ago
Forgot about that centurylink BGP infinite loop route bug they had where it took down their whole system nationwide. A lot of monitoring services showed red even though it was one ISP that was done.
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by jabart 3y ago
TCP default is more than 30 seconds. The internet itself has about a 99.9% uptime. If one company showed every 30 second blip on their outage page all their competitors would have that screenshot on the first page of their pitch deck even i
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by jabart 3y ago
No it doesn't. The amount of false alarm alerts you can get with internet based monitoring is more than 0. You could have a BGP route break things for one ISP your monitoring happens to use. You could have a failover event happening wh
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by jabart 3y ago
This would mean they are a nationwide power company with the ability to charge more kWH for reduced charging time. Add in solar panels,battery banks, and optimizing recharging with the local power company and it's printing cash at that
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by jabart 3y ago
I don't believe this to be true. In the US you have KYC laws which are a part of underwriting. We also use Stripe Connect which also onboards new stripe accounts and can watch the automated underwriting happen.
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by jabart 3y ago
As someone who worked in the payment gateway industry, they go through underwriting. They provide all necessary documentation, a person reviews it and periodically re-reviews that information. Another item to note is that the Sponsor Bank s
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by jabart 3y ago
AWS has a talk about things like this. They were, no idea if they still do, setup an AZ based on MWH figure for most efficiency because any higher the power company doesn't like it. Our local DC the water cooling and refrigerant coolin
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by jabart 3y ago
Can you fit 10pb in a rack, sure if you want it all flash. You also need double that for mirroring, or quadruple that for raid 10. Double that if you want a mirrored copy of that array too. If you don't have high performance needs you
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by jabart 3y ago
Hot/cold was factored in not the AC or power needs. I don't know many places you could just casually ask for 100+ racks. Maybe our midwest datacenters are just smaller than what is on the coast.
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by jabart 3y ago
Wasabi has them. Scaling to 230pb would be more than their 1PB calculation. Taking their 5 yr total number, multiply to 230pb, divide by 5, then divide by 12 has a monthly total of 5,021,666. It's also 131 server racks according to was
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by jabart 3y ago
Irony is that javascript handlers on elements were frowned upon in 90s/00s because of separate of concerns that HTML should be HTML and JS should attach it's events in a separate file. Now all of these libraries have an onclick th
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by jabart 3y ago
The changes to tracking pixel is a bit complex. Yes some email clients do not load any images. Other email clients load the image through a proxy to hide the user IP (google/yahoo). Apple's Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) loads all

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