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by peri 12y ago
I hope you warn your dbas before you do this :)
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by peri 12y ago
That wasn't parody the first two dozen times I read it in the 80s and 90s, alas
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by peri 12y ago
What you're spelling "politically correct" I tend to spell "on faut dit-il elle heureux là" と思うのけれども， but I tend to prefer business English to other languages when in California.
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by peri 12y ago
Heh, yep, that's pretty perfect
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by peri 12y ago
This paper is from a few years ago, but I think that for folks who aren't quite as in to the net/info security side of things, it's better to think of "rubber hose attacks" as a polite way to say "having to fig
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by peri 12y ago
Unsurprisingly, I disagree with a lot of the tenor of the comments so far on this article on HN. It might be memories of various international issues in the 80s and 90s, or just my personal bit of growing up, but I think the tenor of this p
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by peri 12y ago
Glad you enjoyed it. It's really difficult for me to share writing about this stuff publicly.
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by peri 12y ago
Being polite costs me a lot. I have to keep HN on aggressive noprocrast settings or I will never finish anything. I'm lucky enough to be at a stage in my career where I can do that. Wasn't always this way.
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by peri 12y ago
OP here. I'm not bringing this up to reopen old wounds — I talked with antirez privately after this happened and I think we both learned a lot. But I do think it's a good reminder, now that students are coming back to campuses and
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by peri 12y ago
Personally, I prefer indefinite articles for third person when possible, but you should talk to folks fluent in your target languages for clarification. For example, when we're talking in French, I don't mind folks (especially stu
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by peri 12y ago
Personally, I think this varies very heavily depending on the language that you're writing in. I'm not fluent in EFIGS or Japanese without dictionaries, but the pronouns I use in English, French, and Japanese are quite different.
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Sexism Isn't Simple (2013)(jculpon.github.io)
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by peri 12y ago
You need to talk to someone who will consult with you professionally to get good answers to this question, sorry.
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by peri 12y ago
I think that in my threat models "mistaken BGP entry" is not something that happens because of determined attackers, it's something that happens all the time because people is people.
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by peri 12y ago
This is a great answer, but it's also very important to remember that the IP range you're locking down to may not be the CIDR block you think it is if there are BGP or rDNS shenanigans occurring.
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by peri 12y ago
Unfortunately, good advice on this is going to be very hard to receive on hn/reddit etc. Discussions of how to do this properly require a lot of fine details. A good introduction to this would be via the link posted by mooreds: http:&
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by peri 12y ago
You should verify that with the port you're using.