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opendais
13y ago
So you shutdown the VM due to what appears to be a compromise. That is typical host behavior at least. Locking the user out of their account seems...odd, tho. I've never had that happen, personally, at any host.
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opendais
13y ago
This. It was the same thing the budget dedicated providers did before 'cloud' and 'vps' became popular/viable technologies. I do think DO's business plan does make sense tho, many of those budget providers are
1173.
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opendais
13y ago
Ya, I contacted them to get them to apply the promo since I didn't have alot of faith in their automation/tooling. Honestly, for the price, some level of issue/limitation. If you are charging 50% [or more, depending on whom y
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opendais
13y ago
Anything legal and ethical that saves you time is nothing to be ashamed of. :) I forget function names or math formulas all the time too. :P
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opendais
13y ago
Probably no PR filter below the C-suite. :P
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Verizon Has Never Challenged NSA, Exec Mocks Internet Companies For Doing So
(techdirt.com)
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13y ago
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opendais
13y ago
We really need our academics to focus on teaching people [before they get out of highschool] useful skills [critical thinking, for instance] instead of picking fights with people over a given ideology [e.g. Thiel who holds a belief/the
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opendais
13y ago
Exactly. There is plenty of prior art. There is similar things that can be used for 2 factor, etc. I'm not going to Google them all for you but there is a ton of prior art that does the same thing. I've already got something simil
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opendais
13y ago
Yes, I was rushing and didn't read all that clearly.
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opendais
13y ago
They really should have picked a different title and hinted at the conclusion which was STEM workers are suffering the same wage stagnation as everyone else and the only companies with hiring problems want STEM workers on the cheap. :/
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opendais
13y ago
I hope that was sarcasm. ;) 'cause they do.
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opendais
13y ago
Yes. ZipCode + SSN is enough to identify you, even without your name, close to 100% of the time. Toss in your name and I'd be amazed they'd ever got a false positive. I'm [honestly] not sure why they even bother asking for a
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opendais
13y ago
Ya, just scroll to the bottom and 'install the opt out cookie' is what I did. No clue if they actually honor it but figured worth a shot. ;) No way in hell I'm giving them my social, address, etc. XD
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opendais
13y ago
https://circleci.com/ <- ftfy
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opendais
13y ago
Would you at least concede that the H1B process is highly vulnerable to someone abusing it by re-titling jobs/requirements with a lawyer's help? I'd agree the data/method/motivation is highly suspect.
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opendais
13y ago
The article claimed that the logical reason for the company's actions [since they can't underpay] is that they are recruiting for junior / lower paying [e.g. system analyst instead of software engineer] positions when in real
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opendais
13y ago
We can because of the JOBS act. Basically, if you have 1 million in assets or 200k/year in income, you can invest as a member of the general public.
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opendais
13y ago
I didn't force you to re-hash. Maybe I'm just not cynical enough to believe a thief that appears to be on an egotrip [which is realistically what the hackers in this instance are]. They made a mistake on the 12th and corrected it
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opendais
13y ago
All of which were publicly acknowledged are reasonably quickly. I didn't ask about breaches. I asked about ones that were not acknowledged or not acknowledged quickly which is what was claimed. ;)
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opendais
13y ago
Aye. But if you are paying less than $75/month for a dedicated server, what do you expect? XD
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opendais
13y ago
http://buyvm.net/ - Their storage VMs are pretty good, I only use it for backups tho. I'm not sure if that helps you at all.
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opendais
13y ago
I believe Linode used to have the option to attach extra storage but you'd still need to reformat, merge, etc. Personally, for high diskspace growth needs, I just use a dedicated where I can just get them to throw additional disks in w
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opendais
13y ago
Eh? They did say the attacker got access to the database which holds the encrypted copies of the credit card info [and other information] https://blog.linode.com/2013/04/16/security-incident-update/
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opendais
13y ago
http://status.linode.com/2012/03/manager-security-incident.h... 3/1/12 - 9:43pm, before the article was written. They didn't acknowledge the amount but if you are expecting them to disclose their cu
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opendais
13y ago
Can you provide an example? Every time someone says that I've noticed either: A) They missed the public notification. B) Their security expectations aren't in line with a VPS environment where everything is controlled through a WA
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opendais
13y ago
http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/04/digitalocean/?c... I'm not seeing how this is a record superior to Linode. That said, I use DO due to its price point for hobby/testing projects and