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by jpdb 8y ago
I was applying for my first real tech job as a help desk/sysadmin/LAMP stack admin role at a webhosting company. I had some experience doing a bit of this type of work on my own, but by no means was I an expert. During the intervi
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by jpdb 8y ago
I really enjoy the, "what's your stack?" threads that pop up every now and then. It's always interesting to see what people are using, how they're using it, and why they made the decisions they did.
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by jpdb 8y ago
Be more social. I've lost touch with a lot of people over the past 5-6 years. I've jumped jobs, built up my career, moved locations, got married, had 2 kids, and I'm just naturally a home-body. One thing I've neglected i
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by jpdb 8y ago
This is something I've pondered myself, but haven't got a chance to play around with. My idea was simply to integrate it with make (or whatever build tool/script you prefer) where it pulls the .proto file from master in git u
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by jpdb 8y ago
I'm a fan of Red Hat. I am a Red Hat Certified Engineer and contemplating working towards the architect certification. When I heard they aquired the company behind Ansible a few years ago I was excited. If this deal goes through I&#x27
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by jpdb 8y ago
I think the difference is that the Honeypot in the OP runs in an ESP8266; a small, single core chip that can be had for under $5.
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by jpdb 8y ago
I am speculating, but perhaps, "Thundering Herd,"[0] concerns? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thundering_herd_problem
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by jpdb 8y ago
Such as? My experience has always been the opposite. Recently, I decided to use Terrform over CloudFormation specifically because you can't create an EKS cluster (with nodes) in a single stack.
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by jpdb 8y ago
> Native tool, supporting all properties of resources Unfortunately, this is far from the case. I can name 3 things off the top of my head not supported in CloudFormation. 1. The ability to create Route 53 records for Certificate Manage
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by jpdb 8y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think the YubiKeys are PIN based. So in order to use it to authenticate you have to enter a PIN and three wrong attempts results in it locking. The PIN itself would be the, "something you know," a
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by jpdb 8y ago
Do iPhones allow access to the underlying TPM devices? I personally don't believe things like Google Authenticator are a good "something you have" second factor as the "something you have" is just a string stored in
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by jpdb 8y ago
Because the software/IP isn't owned by the government. I'd personally rather the US government pick the best solution, not the most open source one. I would hope the best solution is open source, but the gov't shouldn&#x
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by jpdb 8y ago
Genuinely curious: how does the lack of IPv6 cause 40ms of latency?
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by jpdb 8y ago
At first I thought it was Squarespace since they are in a similar market, but it seems to be the financial company Square. I wonder what their intentions are?
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by jpdb 9y ago
Would it be more ethical to only profit based on recidivism? Eg, Promise is only paid if the prisoner doesn't go back to prison?
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by jpdb 9y ago
> It allows me to have multiple AWS accounts open at the same time I didn't think much about container tabs til I read this. This will be awesome for me. Thanks!
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by jpdb 9y ago
Do you have any suggestions for self-hosted analytics?
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by jpdb 9y ago
I have been waiting for support for ESP8266/ESP32, but it doesn't look like it is there yet. I'd really like to use rust to program my ESP devices. C/Arduino works just fine, but it would give a great excuse to learn r