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by kkirsche 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this. This type of behavior is really bothersome and sadly many general internet users probably won't see this post
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by kkirsche 10y ago
It's interesting for sure, but as a consumer rather than a business, is there a use case for this?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
It's language specific but I would recommend eloquent Ruby. One of the most engaging programming books I've read
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by kkirsche 10y ago
You still screwed up handling things. Did you very they are actually vulnerable? Or are you hoping you got it right? Cause if the later you really shouldn't remove something you don't know anything about
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Lack of diversity doesn't suck assuming the company hired the best talent for the role. Diversity for the sake of diversity is horrible and makes you dislike the people for just being there
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Thank you for explaining this! I didn't know that and will start incorporating that into my workflow :) thanks for teaching me something new!
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Where's the data to back this up?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Honestly I stash only cause I don't fully understand how to branch and bring my changes with me when I realize I should have branched earlier
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I was wondering the same exact thing
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Um..why is it one or the other rather than both?
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I'm sorry but I don't agree. In my opinion, everyone on a platform should have equal rights, within their user class (user, staff, admin, etc)
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I'm the exact same way. Thank you for expressing why I prefer email to calls or face to face meetings so succinctly.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Honestly, google app engine especially if you can stay in their free tier
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I disagree. A good deployment tool like Ansible, puppet, chef or salt can make deployment dead simple with little to no work
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I work in information security but love new technologies like kubernetes and unikernels * Brakeing Down Security * Google Cloud Podcast * Defensive Security * Down the Security Rabbit Hole * The Skeptics Guide to the Universe * TrustedSec S
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Well, this broke Junos Pulse and Outlook 2013 sending
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Exactly what I'm doing.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
To my knowledge, NGINX PLUS is not free, only the base NGINX package is free.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
This is what I use. Other players include Puppet, Salt, and Chef
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by kkirsche 10y ago
It's a cool idea but not sure why I would subscribe to this instead of using something like JuneCloud Deliveries which isn't subscription based but less automatic
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Looks cool. I like its code based which I think may make it easier to keep it up to date than if it was external configuration file(s). I do really like how well tested Monit is though
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by kkirsche 10y ago
My understanding is that github is a ruby front end / scripting shop who uses go on the backend for data manipulation and database work
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I wonder if the new regexp code in Ruby 2.4 would address some of that
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by kkirsche 10y ago
I don't know. I mean on one hand I get it but on the other I go plenty of times when people submit awesome stuff it's just bad timing. So I don't care.
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Looks cool. Wish you didn't have to pay $100 each time you restarted and the PayPal and email cancelation is not anything I would trust sadly. Just seems to risky for a "well we didn't get your cancelation, sorry" situat
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Fully agreed. I'd rather someone innovate, be passionate yet fail than do the same old garbage (not literally, just so much stuff is cookie cutter these days) and "produce"
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by kkirsche 10y ago
It brings me to some conference page in August. Seems like a ploy not anything of actual value sadly. Also looked around and found copycat articles to this but nothing from a source I recognized or trusted and nothing I could find from the
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Assuming you aren't on the iPhone 6S I believe
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by kkirsche 10y ago
How does this compare to Lua which seems to be the go to scripting ish language in games like world of Warcraft
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by kkirsche 10y ago
Honestly why do we care? Yes Tor and stuff should have fixed this but honestly for 90% of users things like user agents give away versions anyway

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