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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
I think you're looking for the term "islanding". It's becoming more and more common for PV systems with a battery system to be able to work in an islanded mode, and more importantly - they're legal and code complian
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
It's not a job title, it's some Microsoft program, like their MVP program. The RD site linked from Troy's site isn't loading for me at the moment, but if you search "what is the microsoft regional director program&q
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
LinkedIn at one point were continually pressuring people into handing over their email credentials in the name of making it easy to find your contacts. So yeah, LinkedIn have never been exactly a bastion of IT Security.
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
For personal use: To know what services you use have been breached. You can then follow it up with ensuring you rotate the password on that site/service. If they have other PII of yours, it's a heads up that scammers might target
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
No, he's not. https://www.troyhunt.com/about/ says "I don't work for Microsoft"
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
Because it's easier to move crypto than physical cash.
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
As far as I can tell it doesn't mention which air purifier. Knowing that might help influence purchasing decisions for those also interested in a "sleek" air purifier that contains an ESP32.
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by paranoidrobot 1y ago
There are youtube channels with old TV Ads. Some of those will be non-existant. You could also go down the Turbo Encabulator rabbit hole: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag https://www.youtube.com/w
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
The rich might be more exposed to stock market fluctuations, but they are fundamentally in a better place to leverage the changes in the market to either improve or at the very least maintain their position. The real impact will be felt by
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> What did you expect? I can't speak for all orgs, but I'm guessing it was something along the lines of "There's plenty of competition out there, we're paying them good money and they're profitable - why wou
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> You don't need the preStop scam as long as your workload respects SIGTERM and does lame-duck. Calling it a scam is a bit much. I think having to put the logic of how the load balancer works into the application is a crossing of co
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
I don't think it matters the framework, it's an issue with the ALB controller itself, not the application. The ALB controller doesn't handle gracefully stopping traffic (by ensuring target group de-registration is complete) b
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
Pod Readiness Gates, unless I'm missing something, only help on startup. Unless something has changed since I last went digging into this. You will still have the ALB sending traffic to a pod that's in terminating state, unless yo
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> If you are referring the 30 seconds to kill time, that would be holding it wrong. As long as your process is PID 1, you can rig up your own process exit handlers, which completely resolves the problem. Maybe I am holding it wrong. I&#x
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> A lot of this seems like the fault of the ALB, is it? I definitely think the ALB Controller should be taking a more active hand in termination of pods that are targets of an ALB. But the ALB Controller is exhibiting the same symptom I
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
Yeah, there were a bunch of reasons. Using SIGTERM is a problem because it conflicts with other behavior. For instance, if you use SIGTERM for this then you have a potential for the app quitting during the preStop, which will be detected as
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
We have a number of concurrent issues. We don't want to kill in-flight requests - terminating while a request is outstanding will result in clients connected to the ALB getting some HTTP 5xx response. The AWS ALB Controller inside Kube
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
We had to figure this out the hard way, and ended up with this approach (approximately). K8S provides two (well three, now) health checks. How this interacts with ALB is quite important. Liveness should always return 200 OK unless you have
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> It doesn't solve data sovereignty in a practical way for anything other than backups In my experience, customers who have specific requirements about data sovereignty are also explicitly including backups in those requirements.
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> That’s exactly what this is, actually. I disagree that these are specific enough to warrant being private. I'm thinking more along the lines of your very specific resources/application/architecture . This is more like a
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
> like guarantees of correctness, Yeah, no. I have to strongly disagree with this. AWS's documentation about operating AWSs products and services I assume are correct and accurate. If I follow their guides and end up breaking someth
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
Slack does, or did, do this. I believe Trello, too. I found out about this because I noticed our Slack bill was quite a lot lower over some Christmas/January period. It was because so many folks were away, and so they didn't charg
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
Sorry, but the issue is not the standards for SMS/MMS. Yes, they're old standards, and have size limitations. It's entirely up to Apple whether to make their iMessage platform available on other platforms. They've show
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
The general advice I give is: Don't trust incoming calls, text messages or emails. Don't trust caller ID on your phone. If someone calls you asking for information or to do something, ask for a case id or reference number. Hang up
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
I help run our bug bounty program at a mid-sized company, and we regularly get subdomain-takeover submissions where the reporter has put zero effort into validating the report before submitting it. They appear to be running some subdomain o
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
I wouldn't put it past any company these days doing crawling in an aggressive manner to use proxy networks.
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
I believe there are some other issues other than just "is it transformative". I can't take an Andy Warhol painting, modify it in some way and then claim it's my own original work. I have some obligation to say "Yeah
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
Something with a lot of significant decimal places that are mostly zeroes. Unfortunately "got hit by space debris in designated NOTAM area" looks bad in headlines.
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
This is not a new idea, and I don't believe it will help the malicious actors of the world. People have been doxxed/compromised in the past by opening links or visiting sites from an adversary who used source IP to geolocate someo
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by paranoidrobot 2y ago
All this "Oh, no, you're not applying for a visa, you're applying for authority to travel" is such bullshit. It's just a Visa in a trenchcoat.

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