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Really secure your SSHD and piss off the NSA
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Ask HN: What Ops-y product or service would you pay for?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Interesting! Do you face resistance from customers not wanting someone "else" to access their servers as root like that! How do you deal with it? Can you share some tips on attracting new customers? the marketing aspect
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10y ago
I'm new to HN posting .. How do I create those bullets :) cheers
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10y ago
Options include: - Migrate mails over to SaaS (Gmail, Amazon mail, or Exchange online) .. Probably the best option, unless you want to run your own - Run a "full featured" open-source mail service like Zimbra on servers on a
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11y ago
lisp or Haskell, which one expands the mind more. I mostly only have time to learn one
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Live Linux kernel patching, Look ma no more reboots
(thenewstack.io)
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12y ago
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Bash script self-updates from GitHub
(foss-boss.blogspot.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Oh main post links aren't clickable .. Adding them here (let's see if it works) Linux cloud lab: http://simtry.com/labs/4e3e64bf9b156e40a3000006 To find out more, check http://simtry.com/labs Cheers
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We built this to learn Linux-anything on the cloud
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14y ago
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14y ago
Hey folks, We're a startup doing AI based online learning. We're currently focused on "IT training". Since we're all a bunch Linux and open-source geeks, we've started with Linux so if you click that link you get a cloud based lab where you
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Cool AI guides-you to learn linux on the cloud. Interested? simtry.com/contact
(simtry.com)
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14y ago
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15y ago
I've been working with juju https://juju.ubuntu.com/ (a new Ubuntu server tool) and been very happy with it. It does not directly compete with puppet/chef for enforcing a server configuration however. Juju operates at the higher level of