mreithub

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It's the journalists, stupid(jonathanirons.com)
1 points by mreithub 8y ago|0 comments
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by mreithub 9y ago
"Beginning in February of 2018, communication over DigitalOcean Private Network IPs will be isolated within the account or team where they were created" Great news, definitely a step in the right direction. The fact that DO's
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by mreithub 9y ago
Hi, manuel from ondevice here. That's what happens internally (so yes, you could for example use `ProxyCommand ondevice pipe %h ssh` for other tools in the ssh ecosystem - e.g. in your `.ssh/config`).
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by mreithub 9y ago
Hi, Manuel from ondevice here. Here's a rough explanation: - ondevice makes use of `ssh`'s `-oProxyCommand`, which makes ssh send its protocol data to a command's stdin and expect the responses on its stdout (you can use that
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by mreithub 9y ago
Wow, I don't think I would've even considered such an attack... DNSSEC, HSTS and Certificate Pinning would've made it more difficult to abuse this, but I guess it would've been pretty easy to get valid SSL certificates f
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by mreithub 9y ago
Hadn't heard of ipset before, but yeah, that seems to be a cleaner way to do this. Maybe open a feature request? From what I can tell, there are still a few minor details to be etched out in droplan (e.g. running as background service
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by mreithub 9y ago
I don't know if it's well known, but the so called 'private' interfaces DO offers aren't really private. Any other machine in the same datacenter can access your services. So if you have a redis/mongo/...
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Droplan: Manage iptable rules for the private interface on DigitalOcean droplets(github.com)
2 points by mreithub 9y ago|3 comments
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by mreithub 9y ago
GoRef is a small Go library I've built to better monitor a project of mine. I'm using it to measure the execution time of all my HTTP routes (and other important code paths) to track down potential bottlenecks in the application (
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Show HN: GoRef – slim profiler for Go applications(github.com)
3 points by mreithub 9y ago|2 comments
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DigitalOcean Control Panel Connectivity Issue(status.digitalocean.com)
2 points by mreithub 9y ago|3 comments
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by mreithub 10y ago
Thanks to you and the others for clarifying. For some reason it didn't occur to me they were talking about an ion engine. I've heard of them and their slow-but-steady acceleration characteristics before but never actually knew how
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by mreithub 10y ago
One thing I don't quite get is their claim that the rocket would need "just some solar panels" instead of a fuel tank when in the paragraph before that they talk about exhausting argon-based plasma. If there is a propellant,
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NASA’s longshot bet on a revolutionary rocket may be about to pay off(arstechnica.com)
74 points by mreithub 10y ago|31 comments
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by mreithub 10y ago
My guess is that especially if you're shopping in the 5$ price range, there's gonna be a much more important factor than some benchmark results: Availability and cost of extra features. For java apps you're probably go for as
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by mreithub 10y ago
I've had a quick look at your site because I'm currently using DO and Vultr with a PeerVPN[0] setup to connect the individual hosts - which brings me to my question: Is it just a static website or do these instances communicate wi
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by mreithub 10y ago
Has anyone of you experience with the fasthttp Go library[0]? Does it keep its promise in terms of speed? (I assume real world code would spend much more time in actual business logic than their examples/benchmarks so I guess there wou
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by mreithub 10y ago
So I guess the best-practice approach would be to chown/chmod/rm the file after reading its contents (assuming it'll be restored when you restart the container). So far my approach was defining environment variables in the va
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by mreithub 10y ago
It's not just firewalls. The fact that (unencrypted) FTP is still widely used today when better alternatives like SFTP (via SSH) have existed for years strikes me as odd. (I'm speaking about authenticated connections. For anonymou
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by mreithub 10y ago
Interesting... I bet if we had used FTP instead of HTTP for serving HTML right from the start, FTP would today have all of the same extensions and the same people would argue for it being too bloated :) (HTTP started as pretty minimalistic
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by mreithub 10y ago
Could you elaborate your issues with HTTP a bit? What kind of protocol would do a better job? Minimal implementations of HTTP (and I'm strictly talking about the transport protocol, not about HTML, JS, ...) is dead simple and relativel
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The docker-proxy (2015)(windsock.io)
1 points by mreithub 10y ago|0 comments
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Getting time zones right when setting up PostgreSQL monthly partitioning(blog.ondevice.io)
2 points by mreithub 10y ago|0 comments
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by mreithub 10y ago
Hi, Manuel from ondevice.io here. I've been working on this side project for a couple of months now and finally want to bring it to a larger audience :) The main idea is to have an easy way to SSH into your devices from anywhere, witho
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Show HN: Firewall-friendly tunnel service to manage your SSH devices(ondevice.io)
7 points by mreithub 10y ago|3 comments
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by mreithub 11y ago
You might want to add a 'motd' with a little welcome message and a simple 'help' listing the commands and a one liner for each of them (Autocomplete for some reason didn't work for me - Chrome 48, Mac).
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Show HN: Pg_recall – a time machine for your PostgreSQL data(github.com)
2 points by mreithub 11y ago|0 comments