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Show HN: Namecast, Manage your DNS through GitHub(namecast.net)
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by namecast 13y ago
Puppet at work, mostly; I've spent the past five years working with both puppet and chef for various clients and jobs. Working on trying out ansible for my own private host, setting up. Puppet isn't that heavy - I use the agent to
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SEEKING WORK - Remote / NYC / fly me somewhere? 10 years of ops experience - or what the cool kids call 'devops' these days. Extensive experience with puppet, chef and cfengine, and working on my ansible and saltstack ch
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by namecast 13y ago
Well put. All due respect to Cory, but this article could have been titled "why we think you shouldn't freak out over our MiTM attack".
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I love socat one-liners. Here's a quick one that I've been using to image new machines (data volumes only; I prefer puppet/chef/ansible for installing my OS and configuring programs): On the receiver, let's listen o
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by namecast 13y ago
Mentioning the speed-of-light delays sort of implies that you'd have a straight shot fiber run to both exchanges (no circuitous routes, at least no more circuitous than other exchange participants - can't be behind the rest of the
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After many, many nights spent tracking down servers named after: Indian food dishes (30 of em! "where is jalfrazie?") Great US mountains (ugh.) 'win2003' the Sun box (ugh again. don't name the box after the OS runni
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Yep. It's hard to make that sort of hack just 'go away' without sunsetting most of Korea's e-commerce sites. At least as of last year, it was important enough to be mentioned as an election issue in Nov. 2012: http:&#x2
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South Korea's dependence on Windows seems to continue; I wonder how much is related to SEED, the weird crypto-via-ActiveX implementation that's held them hostage all these years. ( http://kanai.net/weblog/archi
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Two notes: Re: the non-tangibles - As a consultant, you get to make your own intangibles. If you can't extract some sort of benefit - extra time to work on your own side project, more flexible hours than a regular employee, etc. - that
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SEEKING WORK - Remote or NYC DevOps engineer (Puppet, Chef, Ansible in particular) with over 10 years of full-stack experience (from bare metal provisioning to debugging Scala code). Scaling web applications, automation and config managemen