moondev

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811.
by moondev 9y ago
Awesome explanation and fun to read through. I hope this style of "intro" catches on. Reminds of the chrome comic way back when.
812.
by moondev 9y ago
Even on an unsecured network would the transmissions not be encrypted via tls from your computer to the server?
813.
by moondev 9y ago
I was under the impression that attack would not work because as long as the majority of nodes are "honest" there would be no way for an attacking node to outpace the chain. Each node votes with their cpu so the combined compute&#
814.
by moondev 9y ago
Dosen't the blockchain already compact? Correct me if i'm wrong but once a block is hashed and confirmed as the most recent block, why would you need to store the previous blocks?
815.
by moondev 9y ago
Yikes.. So compromise a public wifi and MITM + store any traffic pointed at the affected domain(s), then simply sign up for their own ERP account, download the key and decrypt.
816.
by moondev 9y ago
I see, I agree that is still pretty bad. Wonder how many other RDP+IIS products use wildcard certs and share this same vulnerability to leak keys?
817.
by moondev 9y ago
Does the cloud ERP product use only the private key for rdp authentication?
818.
by moondev 9y ago
I would guess AMI + userdata to point to the master(s)
819.
by moondev 9y ago
*One sentence, but I missed the hamburger menu on mobile. Looks interesting!
820.
by moondev 9y ago
Two sentences and then oauth to my repos.
821.
by moondev 9y ago
I would move to aws, store assets in object storage (s3) instead of block storage (volumes), ensure your application is 12 factor and move it into an asg, move db to rds. Then start the process for moving from ec2 to k8s. That should give y
822.
by moondev 9y ago
Because you can easily automate the process and perform actions with the cli
823.
by moondev 9y ago
You can also build a completely customized os with yocto/bitbake. Takes a while but very helpful to build a minimal distro when targeting a platform with minimal resources
824.
by moondev 9y ago
Seeing all those splash screens hits me with some nastalgia! First one I remember was Photoshop 6.
825.
by moondev 9y ago
"docker run --rm --name consul" Home grown container orchestration? Why?
826.
by moondev 9y ago
Awesome update as usual. I hope git submodule support can make it into the next release!
827.
by moondev 9y ago
You can also very easily run sshd on widows with WSL
828.
by moondev 9y ago
What terminal emulator/theme is shown here?
829.
by moondev 9y ago
Similar: https://lesspass.com/#/
830.
by moondev 9y ago
This is amazing! Very creative and refreshing. Art intercepting code.
831.
by moondev 9y ago
Missing vscode is my favorite by far
832.
by moondev 9y ago
Fish is not 100% bash compatible so that would break scripts everywhere
833.
by moondev 9y ago
No, because containers are processes not vms.
834.
by moondev 9y ago
The uptake of k8s has been way more prominent than lambda, and k8s is platform agnostic. That's the whole reason AWS dosen't offer it as a managed service.
835.
by moondev 9y ago
Building debs and rpms is fairly common with the immutable infrastructure pattern, but it's a hassle because you need to worry about the pipeline to provision the base os, as well as your yum/apt repo. It's much easier and po
836.
by moondev 9y ago
The only time I used booking.com, the hotel wouldn't honor my reservation, even though I showed them the booking confirmation number. They were sold out and simply said "not my problem, third party and we never got it". Who k
837.
by moondev 9y ago
Kubernetes also has a built-in configmap and secrets api. You can inject them as env vars or even mount files inside the container filesystem via the pod manifest
838.
by moondev 9y ago
Immutable infrastructure. And there should be no pain involved if the ci/cd pipeline is automated correctly.
839.
by moondev 9y ago
Since FI is GSM won't it work in any GSM phone? I think it just defaults to tmobile so you won't get any fi features like switching to sprint dynamically or wifi calling/texting. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
840.
by moondev 9y ago
Or you bankrupt them by not having them shut off. Its a CoS - Cost of Service attack

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