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kkirsche
10y ago
Wow, I'm jealous. Every time I've tried to get stuff open sourced at the company I'm with I get blocked by legal usually they just don't get what the technology is, like kernel bypass PF_RING network processor :( one day
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kkirsche
10y ago
Thanks for open sourcing this. I know that can be hard to get through legal and can be something that is hard for people. Great to see this!
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kkirsche
10y ago
Not that I know of. That sounds like it goes against much of what Golang builds around and the areas I've had to hook into low level areas such as the kernel for NetFilter required me to go down to C
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kkirsche
10y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean by stream your IO? Is this just using buffered io it is there a concept I could read up on here?
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kkirsche
10y ago
Having avoided typescript thus far, I really appreciated this take. Thank you for sharing it!
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kkirsche
10y ago
I just wish there was something more to this here. While I can't speak for either side, I always struggle with this type of accusation as anyone can say anything. Consensual and didn't like something after can lead to false allega
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kkirsche
10y ago
Fully agreed.
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kkirsche
10y ago
You can in customer networks but how is the source IP helpful on a transit network where you receive it from another ISP or transit provider?
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kkirsche
10y ago
While possible for customer networks you cannot do this for transit as you don't know the source address.
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kkirsche
10y ago
As someone who dreams of one day making it therI, this scares the crap out of me and makes me feel like everything I know and have worked for isn't possible. It's really disappointing to hear that this is the interview style as I
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kkirsche
10y ago
I would disagree. Understanding different tools helps me to understand how co workers may approach a problem or teach me about why they use specific tools. VI mode in sublime may not make sense to a developer who doesn't know what vim
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kkirsche
10y ago
I used to use an app, think it was called orange, to do this. Would love that functionality though to disable top distractions
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kkirsche
10y ago
Diversity for the sake of diversity. So dumb. Promote for qualifications not junk like this
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kkirsche
10y ago
Do people see this as something though which should be or needs to be replaced or is this just a it's dead? If the first, are there any projects I could contribute to or is a new project needed?
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kkirsche
10y ago
As an avid password manager user, thank you for taking up this fight
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kkirsche
10y ago
I agree with this sentiment. To me, blocking ICMP solves a symptom of the security problem, not the actual problem
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kkirsche
10y ago
Seems pretty cool. For a tool like this though it did confuse me why I'd register for an account. Is this for API access or something else?
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kkirsche
10y ago
By and large I agree. As a programmer, I generally feel like the sysadmins which I work with "hide" how they do things and aren't transparent enough about their role for me to know why I should respect them. I've seen so
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kkirsche
10y ago
This to me makes too many assumptions. I'm sorry but experience doesn't mean wise. And in many cases experience can mean complacent or scared of change.
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kkirsche
11y ago
100% agreed. This is the reason I personally find YAML to be a great config alternative to JSON due to their ease of converting between the two
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kkirsche
11y ago
Looks pretty cool. I'll have to try it out. Been hacking on ago stuff lately so def seems like a good project to check out. Thanks for sharing this!
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kkirsche
11y ago
I really enjoyed reading this. I don't fully agree with the author that anytime you see these words you should run. I think that some places thrive on language like this because it represents the environment that you're joining. A
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kkirsche
11y ago
goSNMPinquirer was written to do SNMP polling from multiple platforms in a highly-distributed global environment with low resource usage that is simple to run / manage. It is designed to be leveraged via CRON jobs which can be used to
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Show HN: GoSNMPinquirer – A simple SNMP v2c poller using JSON configuration
(github.com)
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11y ago
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kkirsche
11y ago
It depends heavily on the type of attack. In many cases it is not like a syn flood which commonly used random spoofed (i.e. fake) source ip addresses.
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kkirsche
11y ago
Not opposed to code of conducts but why the big rush to them. Communities have been Annd continue to be fine without them. Can we just stop over policing everything and just get stuff done?
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kkirsche
11y ago
Maybe you'll be happy 5 is another new interface.
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kkirsche
11y ago
Good! This shouldn't be banned and is helpful for legitimate uses not just malicious.
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kkirsche
11y ago
This is great! Lots of hard work from the Phoenix team and greatly appreciated for sure!
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kkirsche
11y ago
Id probably look at Varnish Cache and see where that gets you. Not sure if that's a proxy or a reverse though
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