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by llama052 11y ago
According to an article that isn't even slightly credible. I love how people read something on the internet and instantly believe it as fact.
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by llama052 11y ago
I understand that it's wrong, but I see a constant trend to backlash against big bad M$, while other companies are not held to the same standard. The article posted isn't even slightly credible, yet it makes it to the front page,
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by llama052 11y ago
The article is moot, Did you also read the article about MH370 getting shot down by an Israeli missile? Clearly not credible, Look at some articles where people have done HTTPS/HTTP snooping and you can find out pretty quick that there
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by llama052 11y ago
Yet we are basing this hype around a non-credible article that doesn't really offer much in terms of proof? There have already been a few people including myself who have done HTTPS/HTTP sniffing who haven't found any "k
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by llama052 11y ago
What is it lately with Windows 10 privacy issues blowing up in Hacker-news since windows 10 came out? I know most of you guys are Apple/Linux guys (I myself love Linux like the rest of you) but come on, Apple does this, your smartphone
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by llama052 11y ago
To be honest I would go for the Ubiquiti Edgerouter series, super good bang for your buck, and advanced features if you ever want to play around with firewall/routing features. https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerout
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by llama052 11y ago
So two way SNAT/DNAT is nastier than using a public IP block that you don't own? Pretty bad practice if you ask me. At the very most you should use a block that you own. Also I've never had any issues setting up IPSEC VPNs or
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by llama052 11y ago
This definitely caught my eye. Email sent!
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by llama052 11y ago
That's so odd that Ohanian was allowed to be chairman of the board, as well as be an employee, I can't imagine having to dance around that situation of having to manage someone who effectively has the ability to manage you. If the
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by llama052 11y ago
Location: Cincinnati, OH Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Networking, Infrastructure design, System Administration, Ansible, Virtualization, Fluent with Windows/Linux, Loves FOSS Projects, Security Compliance(PCI&#x2F
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by llama052 11y ago
[0] Actually if you look at some of the big engines, they are becoming free, or require a small royalty to use, and it sure as hell isn't a 75% cut. [0] https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4
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by llama052 12y ago
I agree with this, the developer on this is no doubt good at what he does, but him and the community that supports him is very poisonous. Does not take criticism well, and is generally hateful to people who say something he doesn't agr
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by llama052 12y ago
"Complaining about budgets to fix these issues is like saying that the problems with collapsing bridges is that we don't spend enough fixing the structure. Well, it should have been built properly in the first place." I'
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by llama052 12y ago
Actually in most cases they are, Most security issues are shown on the yearly/quarterly/weekly compliance scans. A majority of the time this gets forwarded to senior management requesting resources to fix said security issue. I&#x
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by llama052 12y ago
Working for a web firm that has a CMS, and web platform that is 95% ran from SQL queries. Reading this reminds me how cluttered and loaded websites have become. Granted I'm not a developer, but it's noticeable when you have to acc
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by llama052 12y ago
This might be what you're looking for.. https://www.cofounderslab.com/
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by llama052 12y ago
How does Graphite, and Influxdb compare to say an ELK stack? Right now I'm in the process of setting up a Log aggregation/metrics system for PCI logging, and general server stats. Right now I'm using Elasticsearch, with Logst