mike_d

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by mike_d 7y ago
Folks here might be interested in my own (more tl;dr) survey of public resolver usage: https://twitter.com/mikedamm/status/1136409254305263616?s=20
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by mike_d 7y ago
The photos of it in use in stores are adorable and must be heartwarming for the developer http://keyhut.com/posphoto.htm
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by mike_d 7y ago
I suspect they are using all nearby Apple devices regardless of power state. So your laptop charging in the corner with the lid closed and your friends Apple watch are participating in the triangulation.
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by mike_d 7y ago
I know physical testers who will carry a fake "get out of jail free card" that lists their own people as the point-of-contact so they can highlight the lack of verification as a weakness. If it does get verified they have a "
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by mike_d 7y ago
Page 3, the scoping section clearly lists the three addresses where physical testing would take place. Page 5 also lists it on the timeline, which based on other notes about not testing specific days - the client would have absolutely revie
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by mike_d 7y ago
"We are a startup that inherited a 15 year old website" was one of the things that resonated when I worked there. Facebook is Alexa #5 in the US and has ~40,000 employees. Reddit is #6 and has ~500 employees. Twitter is #17 and ha
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by mike_d 7y ago
The DNS for .io is (now) operated by Afilias on their anycast network. It is the same network of servers that are operating .org, .info, and a few dozen other TLDs. Despite any support or administrative issues you may encounter, the technic
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by mike_d 7y ago
What if they issue 100 billion shares? Or 10? People often make the mistake of comparing a company at $5 a share to a company at $100 a share as if all else is equal. In reality the company at $5 could be worth twice as much by having fewer
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by mike_d 7y ago
AMD was very interested in selling in to China. They did a deal with the Chinese government that was a little too friendly, and the US government effectively shut the operation down by listing the joint-venture as an export regulated enti
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by mike_d 7y ago
My local McD had touch screens with exactly the experience you describe. I got in the habit of repeatedly tapping until I got the button to respond. This last week I noticed the UI had some major improvements and was ultra snappy. I expect
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by mike_d 7y ago
Landlords want to be able to raise rents at whatever rate maximizes profit without generating turn over - except when they want turn over (to get renters out). When the market will bear an increase less than rent control, it gives landlords
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by mike_d 7y ago
Apparently I misunderstood the keynote, it is 100% recyclable materials.
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by mike_d 7y ago
I think it was a fun "throw back" to when they released OSX (the previous version was called OS 9).
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by mike_d 7y ago
Very little e-waste is generated by iPhone upgrades. Apple is using 100% recycled materials now, has a trade-in recycling program, and their is a robust resell market for older devices. I'd say the biggest e-waste offender right now is
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by mike_d 7y ago
Yes, fronted by PowerDNS. https://github.com/basecamp/xip-pdns/blob/master/bin/xip-pdn...
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by mike_d 7y ago
Just a heads up that services like these won't work behind security-aware DNS recursive resolvers (like OpenDNS) or routers (like Google Wifi) that block DNS rebinding attacks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_reb