mikegirouard

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by mikegirouard 13y ago
Yes, but I understand the problem to be that we simply have gotten too comfortable with this behavior.
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
For those who didn't know already (I didn't, this is new territory for me), Silent Circle is co-founded by Phil Zimmermann (the PGP guy).
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
> and contain the search terms This would be amazing. Can you cite a source I can use? I made the mistake of launching a [previously heavily optimized] site on the very week the secure switch took place. Explaining this to the client has
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I've done this in the past with some pretty good results. Though, I've dropped it because I found myself constantly locking myself out of my own machines. I can't deny, it is a cool technique though. PortSentry is a good tool
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I wouldn't have used the word "meh" to describe it, but I think that it's a valid point to consider: why would I consider switching from Guzzle? My attention is caught now that I see a composer.json. Friction is limited.
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I feel pretty out of my league even commenting on this, but I'll do so anyway. As someone who's gotten by quite well with thinking about boolean logic as just true and false, the first two videos have absolutely blown my mind.
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
This looks great, but I couldn't get it to work. Do I need to create handlers for the notifiers? 2013/09/22 21:56:54 not suppported notifier: mail 2013/09/22 21:58:20 not suppported notifier: sms 2013&
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
Yes. Thank you for a location filter. This is a fantastic use of the geolocation API.
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Screencasts for Sysadmins(sysadmincasts.com)
1 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|0 comments
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
This is still my go-to solution, though I couldn't help but to share when I found the other solution.
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Web server in one line of bash(razvantudorica.com)
180 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|63 comments
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Packagist for WordPress(wpackagist.org)
2 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|0 comments
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I have some security concerns. Consider the HN mod. You can try to log in there... http://hnews.tomodo.me/newslogin?whence=news That form does post but not to HN.
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Playlist of OWASP AppSecUSA 2012 Talks(youtube.com)
1 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|0 comments
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
It was surprising to read they will be reimbursing any overdraft fees caused by the problem. Good move.
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Accessing private PHP class members per reference(coderwall.com)
1 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|0 comments
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
This[0] FB post is the best I can come up with as an explanation. > Yesterday, some Network Solutions customer sites were compromised. The funny thing is, they have a link in their post going back to their site, which of course doesn&#x2
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
Ditto. I just spent an hour hacking at my firewall rules before I tried the obvious thing: going to the server's IP. It doesn't matter how long I do this... DNS problems always get me.
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
You're right. Title updated.
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Network Solutions' DNS was down(networksolutions.com)
72 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|61 comments
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Just the perks from listings on Authentic Jobs.(perks.io)
1 points by mikegirouard 13y ago|1 comments
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I use git to deploy about 30 sites and have found it to be a really useful workflow. It's particularly useful over SSH when using key-based authentication. For my post-receive hook, I always add a tag to mark a deployment: git ta
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
Ditto, but I never made it public. I think things like this are nice because they are fun to design and build, but they also provide real value.
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
First thing I thought was that this was the reason why I abandoned YUI grids. That and the subdividing boxes thing. I've gotten great mileage with unsemantic[0], and purely by an accidental google, I stumbled across semantic[1]. The la
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
I left this comment in the article, but it hasn't shown up yet. I don't want to nitpick but DOM is just an API (of W3 origins, which also makes it a standard). "The DOM is not a JavaScript concept. It is an object model for web browsers" Th
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by mikegirouard 13y ago
dwm. A while back, I stumbled across dwm.vim[0] which, although clunky at times, has proven itself to be really useful in my Vim workflow. It was inspired from the actual dwm[1] project which I looked into later. The key bindings are quite
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
In my case, it lasted for about 4 months.
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Shadow DOM 201: CSS and Styling(html5rocks.com)
4 points by mikegirouard 14y ago|0 comments
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
Something that always bothered me about Bootstrap is that the examples don't make full use of HTML5, although… Bootstrap makes use of certain HTML elements and CSS properties that require the use of the HTML5 doctype. Include
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
As a fan of UX patterns I'm curious: what would this one be called?

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