jankedeen

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by jankedeen 10y ago
I've been in a couple positions recently where they mention your name and I look at your work and think to myself..here is a sysadmin with modest skills who (by exposure) has become notably vocal and somewhat adept at scale computing.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Who would want to work for google (excepting 20 somethings)?
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Crapulent and without merit.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Any application code that includes logging of any sort is going to grab time. All of my code (quite a private set and scientific in nature) calls time() at critical points with identifiers so I can easily investigate issues.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
It would be utterly transparent. Please don't be ignorant.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Poisoning or making disclosure questionable the public medium of communication has long been the control mechanism of autocracy. We have known for a long time that some governments and vested interests have no interest in critical discourse
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by jankedeen 10y ago
streams and unix sockets.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Yes. Depression results in turn as you realize that you are not normal..that other highly intelligent and 'normal' people have a better angle on the future and that your peculiar perceptions are not something you can leverage. The
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by jankedeen 10y ago
ssh covers both of these cases.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Reminds me of the 'Black Magic' trick: an obscure cue or pattern that can be used to disclose privileged secrets.
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by jankedeen 10y ago
The biggest challenges are always internal/privileged access and policy/privilege, DR(ecovery|esponse), and maintenance/configuration management. You've covered these well. Couple notes: * VPNs are not panacea. My own e
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by jankedeen 10y ago
Are you referring to something like SRP+DSS|RSA? Not widely supported but I've used it via gnutls as a custom auth proxy layer for various things. 1password uses something like this iirc. A really simple TFA pattern with SSL enabling