mattkrea

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   AWS Elastic Load Balancer still has RC4 enabled by default in all configurations(docs.aws.amazon.com)

   3 points by mattkrea 12y ago|1 comments
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   So the emails appear to be sitting on a third-party server or is this just using the Gmail API? Also how is that secured on iOS if someone in the video was able to read without issue?
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   I truly don't understand the increase in interest in visual coding recently. I'd much rather be coding side-by-side with people that know the language(s) inside and out.
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   Thanks for the tip--looks interesting. The only addition that CodeShip provides is also running my tests (may have just missed reading that on dploy). Stack is Node.js, RabbitMQ, MySQL, Redis, and a little bit of Go running on top of Elasti
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   Wow, this is the exact issue I was encountering today with CodeShip. Not exactly following git-flow but I was hoping to merge master into release and trigger a build and deployment phase but it doesn't work.
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   You missed #3 as far as I can tell.
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   Gotcha. Its unfortunate that it is so difficult to get people on a new chat app. A while back I set up an XMPP server and ChatSecure with OTR on iOS and Android but no one would use it.
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   So they allow you to search through your previous chat history... that says to me its not encrypted on the server?
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   by mattkrea 12y ago

   I would hope people do status checks more than once per hour on their web apps.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Do you have any documentation?
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    While, in looking at the docs again (I Googled them just now having not seen them since the initial leak) you are mostly correct if you've seen the rest of their systems that have so far been made public I can't help but assume th
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    It was previously disclosed[0] that yes, even just visiting torproject.org would mark you as a target and all your subsequent traffic would be funneled into NSA systems. [0] http://daserste.ndr.de/panorama/aktuell/
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    I hadn't noticed that. Typically they only thing they need in terms of a domain when you actually activate the cert is they'll only be willing to send the cert to an email that can be found on a whois record. You should be fine.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    RapidSSL and PositiveSSL should be fine (personal preference is buying through Namecheap) and if you buy the www.example.com cert it will support example.com as well. You may want to confirm that last bit with wherever you buy the cert--Nam
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    While technically you're right the worst I have to do is pay attention when a kernel upgrade is part of apt-get dist-upgrade and then run a single script then reboot.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Ugh I can definitely agree that font rendering has never been better than on OSX. On another note I would just like to mention 2 years is a long time in Linux and you might want to give it another go.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    The librem 15 is what I'm going to as a free software laptop to replace my air
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Since I can't reply to 'aaron-lebo" in the app I'm using: I'm running Ubuntu and a set of kernel modules I can link later but they are the very same that were then altered for Arch ( which I also tried but had some
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    While I wholly agree I'm curious to see your reasoning Edit: wholly agree with OSX not wiping the floor with Linux
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. I had no clue.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Very specific Chromebooks fit the bill as well. One that works particularly well is the Acer C720. Edit: wanted to clarify that this C720 is my current personal portable. My other is a custom built desktop also running Ubuntu.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    What do you mean by "additional security"? From Windows?
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    I wonder if anyone on HN has access to the SS7 network. Using only the phone number you could attempt to locate his phone.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    First: Yes, there is a terminal--a great one built right in. Second: http://brew.sh/ Homebrew will be your package manager. I do my Python and Go development on it as well.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    I would like to see something better too. I know that these low level protocols are all like this but I think at some point the overhead of something like JSON (the quotes, brackets, etc) would definitely be better than dealing with fixed a
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    There seems to be some serious confusion here if this dev thinks you can spin up EC2 instances with the S3 API. Perhaps one lesson here aside from keeping keys outside of public repositories is to learn how an API works (IAM, arns, etc) bef
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    You should be fine then unless the provider has also blocked the exit node(s) you happen to hit.
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    It sort of defeats the purpose does it not? You're using an anonymity service but a card that is tied to you, I assume? Edit: But to answer your question it is entirely up to the service provider whether or not they will flag the Tor c
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    Very good point that few of the editors are members but I figure that is a good way to continue to support the project. It's unfortunate that apparently a shockingly low number of visitors actually give when the "if everyone gave
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    by mattkrea 12y ago

    With the prize money going to the Wikimedia Foundation