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Go Daddy: Network Issues, Not Hackers or DDoS, Caused Outage(datacenterknowledge.com)
2 points by msumpter 14y ago|0 comments
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by msumpter 15y ago
Honestly I think it's only a matter of time. They have online editing already. I've been watching for Columnist to have a source code drop. I'm hoping it will be open sourced: http://substance.io/michael/columnist Demo: http://columnist.
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by msumpter 15y ago
I checked out Columnist and it looks pretty awesome! I was trying to look at the Github project page but it doesn't look like it's posted yet. Looking forward to seeing how this progresses!
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by msumpter 15y ago
I'd be interested to hear more about the Kinect/Arduino video recording platform. We are always looking at better ways of capturing and storing video archives for later use internally.
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by msumpter 15y ago
I wonder if GoDaddy's WHOIS server is just applying rate limiting. I suspect their transfers are spiking after the SOPA aftermath. Namecheap's servers might have been sending a fairly consistent level of WHOIS queries that would not be anom
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by msumpter 15y ago
I decided to dig up the whitelist to see who has already been unblocked: https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/exceptionrules.tx... All German sites and then... Sedo.. Edit: and it would have helped for me to read further down; someo
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by msumpter 15y ago
Awesome extension! I just wish Facebook would include this as a standard option on the auth page. It would be great to just uncheck the things I don't want it to do on my behalf. Instead I was allowing the app and then editing it's permissi
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by msumpter 15y ago
On a compromised system you can't trust any file stored on the system. Be it text log files or binary log files. The person who compromised the system will just dump the entire binary store instead, which is normally what happens to text lo
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by msumpter 15y ago
Personally I think this is the real reason behind the push for secure boot.
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by msumpter 15y ago
Working at a company that maintains several forums; I've found that anything we say publicly can and will be construed to suit whatever agenda they aggrieved party wants to play into. There will always be claims of bias in moderation but al
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by msumpter 15y ago
I quickly setup an account to see how many name servers you are offering. There only appear to be two primary name servers that are within the same netblock. Both IPs appear to be announced by the same ASN from the same location. So your cl
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by msumpter 15y ago
Or maybe just buy them enough time to close up operations in an orderly fashion and leave California. I'm not sure if Amazon has a physical presence in the state but if they have a distribution plant or other company owned assets this will
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by msumpter 15y ago
Try adding the -k parameter to ab to use keep alive requests and see if you notice an uptick. If you a generating a new session on each request it doesn't matter if you used the SSL session caching or not in Nginx.
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by msumpter 15y ago
You might also think about putting a statement about copyright infringement. Doing a file sharing site hosted in the US you'll need to handle DMCA take down requests from content providers. I think the method theTVDB.com has for DMCA reques