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by msumpter 9y ago
Here is the direct link to Upguard's write up (most of the Gizmodo details are here): https://www.upguard.com/breaches/the-rnc-files It is mostly publicly available data, but not always easily accessible (states h
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by msumpter 9y ago
Been looking at cloning the project to make the installer less dependent on vestacp.com's assets, so I only happened to know :)
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by msumpter 9y ago
The URL for vst-install.sh should be: https://vestacp.com/pub/vst-install.sh
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by msumpter 9y ago
Just some random feedback, all of course my personal opinion: 1) Editing paid invoices shouldn't be allowed after a payment has been made. 2) Quotes should have an accept or sign option, the quote list should reflect the status. 3) Qu
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by msumpter 9y ago
Well from the install directions they recommend 8GB of memory for the server. A simpler SMTP server like Postfix or Exim can do with much fewer resources, and a spam operation doesn't care about abiding by protocol for redelivery attem
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by msumpter 9y ago
Cross devices targeting has become prevalent for most adtech targeting, at it's most basic they will correlate your public IP address but there are other methods for correlation.
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by msumpter 10y ago
Mail covers[1] are a very old surveillance technique and mail isolation control and tracking/MICP[2] has been standard on all parcels since early 2000s 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_cover 2: https:/&
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by msumpter 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing after reviewing the repo and output HTML but I wonder if that would really lower the monthly hosting costs for the Heroku instance and the various addons. It would be simple to modify the RoR app to output the
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by msumpter 10y ago
That has been one of my major driving forces behind creating Dockerfiles/docker-compose my personal/work projects to stand up quick environments. Docker support on CentOS 5 doesn't exist but I only have a few servers left fro
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by msumpter 10y ago
Awesome! I had been playing around with https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy and docker-gen to handle automatic Let's Encrypt generation for my docker containers. It's amazing how quick to get some of these
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by msumpter 11y ago
If you booked using a credit card, a chargeback is a potential option. You may be blacklisted from using the service in the future though.
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by msumpter 12y ago
I've picked up wildcard certificates signed under AlphaSSL for around $50 on sale in the past. For personal projects the acceptance is decent.
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by msumpter 12y ago
It's a good time for the company to attach various nondisclosure, noncompete, non disparagement clause(s) and they mark the severance pay as consideration. These agreements typically only hold up if there is commensurate consideration
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by msumpter 12y ago
Anything that is in the standard release of RHEL7 will be in CentOS7. But for sanity sake I checked one of the 7 mirrors and there is an HAproxy (1.5) RPM: http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/centos/7/os/x8
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by msumpter 12y ago
That's been my thinking as well since this came out yesterday. And it kind of makes sense why they modified the license to no longer require attribution, the only thing left in 7.2 is decryption related code, this would allow 3rd parti
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by msumpter 12y ago
I think these new nodes are still pretty lightly used, give it a few months and then do a comparison. Benchmarking VPS/cloud instances can be tricky since you might be on a quite node or a heavily utilized node. You really need to prov
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by msumpter 13y ago
I was trying to figure out which database they were using as well. I've checked their results for my IP address against the results from MaxMind's GeoIP City and GeoIP2 City service and these return the closet results related to t
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by msumpter 13y ago
For more information on the liability shift: http://www.tsys.com/acquiring/engage/white-papers/United-Sta... The gist: October 1, 2015 – Liability will shift to acquirers for domestic and cross-border counter
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by msumpter 13y ago
I ended up compiling Julia just so I could watch it in action myself: http://showterm.io/2b572805187a499194e91#fast Beautiful
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by msumpter 13y ago
And it's Levison making the statement not GoDaddy. He's perfectly free to state one thing in public and do another in private. I may just be reading too much into the quotes from GoDaddy but in my mind none of them point to them d
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by msumpter 13y ago
I don't think it's entirely clear that GoDaddy revoked the certificate on their own. Their statement was they were made aware, it's unclear if they became aware based on news coverage, or Levison made them aware of the key co
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by msumpter 13y ago
It should work fine for starting and stopping containers provisioned under Dokku. I played with this UI a few weeks ago and it seemed like a very promising front end. I'm keeping an eye out on Shipyard as well: https://githu
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by msumpter 13y ago
BF3 has several DLC and I Origin would get 100% of those purchases. In fact BF3 was recently a free PS+ game; I'm guessing with the idea to drive people to buy the mulitple $14.99 DLC packs
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by msumpter 13y ago
Oh just wait until the community gets the devices in their hands. I suspect we'll see this feature added in via 3rd party software installed on your PC.
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by msumpter 13y ago
Typically the open rate is the combination of unique users who download images (along with the tracking pixel embedded) and unique users who click on tracked links from within the email.
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by msumpter 13y ago
You can also use tools like DomainTools.com to look at historical registration data, their data may be private now but could have been exposed previously.
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by msumpter 14y ago
Typically a PoP could be defined as either an individual provider being brought into a facility or the location of a group of providers entering the facility (meet me room). In this instance I think they mean an individual provider (for exa
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by msumpter 14y ago
> I assume this in no way provides protection from them. No it does not appear so. But recently we've seen a huge uptick of brute force password attacks against our WP installs. These are trying common username and password combinations
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by msumpter 14y ago
Took me a moment to realize this was another two factor provider similar to Google Authenticator but only commercial in nature: https://www.authy.com/pricing They have a free level for 500 authentications a month which might work for a si
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by msumpter 14y ago
SIP would always be ideal since we could integrate our existing SIP handsets with your service for voice calling.

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