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   by konklone 13y ago

   Google Analytics data is anonymized and aggregated - it's very different than request patterns and sessions tied to a specific IP.
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   by konklone 13y ago

   Oh, whoops. Can you recommend how I should change the text? Anything you can link to to show me what you mean?
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   by konklone 13y ago

   SSL Labs does a great job of SSL testing domains and making recommendations: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=konklone.com I developed my nginx config based on their recommendations: https://gi
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   by konklone 13y ago

   I think the main catch here is that they're only willing to issue level 1 certs to individuals. For commercial endeavors, they make you pay money, and then they also have you send in proof of identity and stuff, and manually review you
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   by konklone 13y ago

   Glad you found it useful!
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   by konklone 13y ago

   Granted, this mingles both the federal FOIA and the state FPRA, but I believe the opinion is saying that neither was violated by the denial of the existence of the information.
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   by konklone 13y ago

   The opinion actually does seem to suggest that it was okay to lie about the existence of the records - it's near the end, here's the relevant section: > Finally, Plaintiff maintains that Broward violated the FPRA by falsely den
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   by konklone 13y ago

   Conversation at events is a proper channel. It's not like one day you cross a threshold of influential-ness where it's unethical for you to share ideas with others who have crossed that threshold. We may not trust the people in th
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   by konklone 13y ago

   It's up to the court (and maybe to the judge?). There's a pilot program that the District Court for Massachusetts is doing to allow them: http://www.mad.uscourts.gov/general/Cameras.html
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    by konklone 13y ago

    You're welcome! Though Lindsay Young did the actual sketching.
11. 191.▲
    by konklone 13y ago

    That was cool of you to write this. Most people let that word just go by.
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    by konklone 13y ago

    This is a simple discovery, but an important one. Change.gov was the President's official transition website, and included a vision for his presidency. It's a central piece of the historical record of the US, and they yanked it fr
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    by konklone 13y ago

    Awesome! You might consider removing the years before 1978 on the FISA Court page though: http://www.plainsite.org/courts/index.html?id=223
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    by konklone 13y ago

    Right, now I remember - just double-checked, and Crawl-delay refers to seconds, not minutes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots_exclusion_standard#Crawl...
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    by konklone 13y ago

    I never thought to check that! Thanks, I may adjust my rate.
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    by konklone 13y ago

    This is why I put the crucial space between "real" and "time". I cannot hold up to intensive buzzword scrutiny. :) It's every 5 minutes because I don't want them to ban me. And in practice, this is an acceptabl
17. 197.▲
    by konklone 13y ago

    Good call. I'll do that.
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    by konklone 13y ago

    Background: the FISA Court made a public docket only just last month. It's at http://www.uscourts.gov/uscourts/courts/fisc/index.html , and is a tiny flat page with links to scanned PDFs. They clearly upd
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    Show HN: Tracking the FISA Court in real time with a bit of code(twitter.com)

    82 points by konklone 13y ago|17 comments
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    by konklone 13y ago

    Why not? Sounds like a reasonable band-aid to me.
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    by konklone 13y ago

    Be honest - who here for a second thought this meant that Nate Silver had improved the effectiveness of antibiotics?
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    by konklone 14y ago

    yeah....thanks for that.
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    by konklone 14y ago

    Yeah, I'll definitely be doing that next time. Thanks for the tip.
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    by konklone 14y ago

    I wrote up a post on the whole architecture here: http://konklone.com/post/the-making-of-isitchristmas-dot-com...
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    The Making of isitchristmas.com 2012(konklone.com)

    6 points by konklone 14y ago|0 comments
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    by konklone 14y ago

    You're right, photos can be irreplaceable and I'm probably going to change how I back them up now. My choice of what is and isn't in Dropbox isn't actually based on importance -- but on what I both want on my laptop, but would want to resto
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    by konklone 14y ago

    Matt, Thanks for posting here. The reason I'm confident that this bug is not due to filesystem errors on my machine's part is because Dropbox's version history for these files has become corrupted. If you read over the details and correspon
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    by konklone 14y ago

    Part of what makes this such a bad bug is because Dropbox's file versioning is suffering from it. I have file versioning enabled, but not all of my files were able to use it, because their pre-0-byte history had been wiped.
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    by konklone 14y ago

    I didn't go into detail on my backup strategy in the post, but it's (slightly) better than that. I only use Dropbox for media - music, images, photos. Some if it is irreplaceable, but none of it is life-crucial. That stuff is backed up sepa
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    by konklone 14y ago

    I backed up everything else. :) I usually back up my Dropbox just in case, too, but I just didn't this time. I won't make that mistake again.