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jabart
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Also at a bank, a file/database server that had two physical sides. Each side could grab a cartridge containing basically a cd-r, push it into a reader, read the track of data based on a file system like record in an oracle database. T
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Trademarks help in domain name disputes. Your registered business name only applies to that state. It's not dumb to setup a trademark for your company name after it's used in commerce. For small business it's affordable as we
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6y ago
My SG API keys, for an account that we terminated still send out emails if I happen to use an old config for a service. IP Rules are super helpful in this case, still need to rotate when exposed but can limit the exposure.
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6y ago
Based on their blog post they are working on supporting PIV / PKCS#11 which would support SSH Keys and AES operations. https://solokeys.com/blogs/news/update-on-our-new-and-upcomi... [Edit removed it to be mo
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7y ago
GasBuddy lists a gas station in Indianapolis at 1.04. Louisville at $1.39.
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7y ago
The public zoom filling showed Zoom had a lot of co-located servers. From their SEC filing. "We currently serve our users from 13 co-located data centers in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Japan, the Netherlands and t
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7y ago
Wildcard certs don't expose your internal host names on the public certificate transparency list. Issue a SSL certificate for a new domain and you immediately get hit with some random requests hoping you left a default open for a split
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7y ago
That is a 10 cal license, so you can only have 10 users using it, and that is 10 assigned users. Don't quote me on that but you have to use core licenses for web apps if you have internet users.
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7y ago
Everyone keeps bringing this up but unless you have something of monetary value on the other end, this won't happen. ReCaptcha and a few if statements has stopped all contact us form spam on our site. Same for other sites I help to man
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7y ago
Hi, startup here, with a colo and an AWS bill. The amount of time spent per a month on tasks that "AWS Handles" is almost 0 month to month. Maybe 4 trips a year into the DC. Calculating our AWS bill for fully replacing the colo is
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Which is how most breach announcements start "A database server was found with an open port exposed to the internet and no or poor authentication, all records were exposed." This also should mean that Lambda's can get stable
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7y ago
us-east-2 has had a 2-3 hour issue with their internet routes which affected all of us-east-2. 2019 so far us-east-2 has been fine for me. My colo has had only 3 5minute outages this year. Keeping the cloud up is tough if even AWS can have
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7y ago
Most attacks are done via local file access. Ship things over an API. EC2 -> S3 bucket with only write access and versioning enabled. EC2 -> EFS and it's a rotating set of 7 with 7 different security groups that rotate.
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7y ago
It would be great that in these types of situations if the CC Tokens validity period is extended, or at least known as the documentation states it is short. For our app if the tokens were valid longer, we could write this up as a non-event
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7y ago
Looking at our metrics, we have over a 95% cache hit ratio using CloudFront. We use it to store large JS libraries, think Excel, table plugins, HTML editors, and it works great. It keeps the pressure off our origin app server and we version
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7y ago
Bizspark changed and is no longer available. I was in the last round when they shut down early.
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7y ago
I believe IO Fusion drives (PCI-Express) had a linux driver that allowed this.
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7y ago
This is similar to current nails versus cut nails. Round nails help for sheer force, but after a while are easy to pull out. Cut nails are shaped different and work much better. I built two blanket chests using cut nails to hold it together
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7y ago
The important part of call time is the phone number or caller ID, shows the candidates name. We have automated it some, but paper is still quick and easy to write on to later be entered at the end of the day
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This is why my company (Campaign Deputy) bundles Web, DNS, and Email hosting along with our Fundraising platform for political campaigns. Not mentioned was DMARC and SPF, which is really tough to setup when you don't have direct access
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Currently dealing with a situation where a SPA app doesn't work with FB Sharing, because it exepects a set of META/Open Graph tags. So now we are going back to rendering a portion of the HTML on the server to support this. In JIRA
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7y ago
That is terrible advice. 1. Numeric based Primary Key Lookups are some of the fastest operations on modern databases. 2. "Slugs", are a set of strings, which occupy more memory, space, now you have to come up with some way to make
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7y ago
UI/UX does matter if that is the problem you are trying to solve. If users can't use your product because they don't understand it, it isn't solving their problem. Source: We sign up people because, and these are quotes
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8y ago
Doubt it, there are a lot of PCI Compliant businesses that get audited with open source software in their systems. I'm sure they have a node_modules somewhere on their build server. When you have an attack that moves from your servers
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8y ago
With the amount of country codes they support for call in numbers, it could just be availability, costs and scale. Not all countries have a 100% Voip network. It could also be call quality because they seem to have the better dial-in audio
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8y ago
They have PSTN hookups, which a cloud vendor would not allow. You have to go colo for those. Bandwidth is also not cheap in the cloud, video conferencing would eat bandwidth. Looks like they spend 61 million a year for data centers, phone c
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8y ago
Failover is a major difference I find between Cloudflare and Stackpath. Just a WAF with more options for failover or load balancing would put things on equal footing. This was based on my last trial back in November.
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8y ago
Personal experience, I've seen SPAs created with a one developer project, I've seen server-rendered forms created with a 30 person team. Both satisfied the needs of the business which was "to take data from text boxes and sav
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I've seen a team of 5 junior devs on an existing product outpace 10 senior devs on a team to replace that product from scratch for 3+ years. A third team, of like 3 devs, made a proof of concept using the Strangler pattern and just a s
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And that is why some cases go to court. That is what a lawyer told me while writing our own internal e-signature tool then asked for a few things to help provide evidence for those cases.
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