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pkaeding
10y ago
The full runscope product is really powerful too. I recommend anyone who does anything with HTTP add it to their toolbox. (I have no affiliation)
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The Intellectual yet Idiot
(medium.com)
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Service Disruption Root Cause Analysis and Follow-Up Actions from Oct 21st, 2016
(pagerduty.com)
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When Is It OK to Mine Hacked Emails?
(backchannel.com)
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This Twenty-Something Forced Silicon Valley to ‘Show Her the Numbers’
(backchannel.com)
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On WikiLeaks, Journalism, and Privacy: Reporting on Podesta Archive Is Easy Call
(theintercept.com)
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$540m Pentagon false propaganda campaign in Iraq
(ibtimes.co.uk)
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pkaeding
10y ago
Yahoo was attributing its recently announced data breach to state-sponsored attackers.... Maybe that wasn't so far off the mark after all.
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Cryptosteel the master of all backups
(cryptosteel.com)
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pkaeding
10y ago
Right, but in this case, it does not require a password. So it is not two-factor.
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pkaeding
10y ago
Sorry, I misunderstood your statement. I thought you were comparing it to 2FA elsewhere. Now I see that you were just comparing it to the second factor elsewhere (not the whole 2FA0).
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pkaeding
10y ago
If you don't enter a password, then it isn't two factor auth at all. It just swapping one-factor (something you know) for another (something you have).
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Why JSON Pointer falls short (and why XPath for JSON would be great)
(susanpotter.net)
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15 F-35 Models Grounded Due to Wiring Issue
(defensenews.com)
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Third-party candidates miss cut for first debate
(thehill.com)
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Sugar Industry Manipulated Research About Health Effects, Study Finds
(npr.org)
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10y ago
Hey, I resemble that comment! As someone with extensive experience in both Scala and Mongo, I agree. Mongo is nice for experiments that might go nowhere, but when you give it a real production workload, it falls apart fast.
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pkaeding
10y ago
When I was growing up, my mom gave me the advice her dad had given her: you aren't allowed to start a fight, but you sure as hell can finish one.
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10y ago
I don't think they would have a problem with people signing this. It lets the people blow off steam with no real effect. Once you sign it, you think "well, I've done my part. I signed the online petition, and changed my Twi
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Mame/quine-relay: An uroboros program with 100 programming languages
(github.com)
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10y ago
So who should decide when the people are too dumb to know what are their own interests and their own will?
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Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business
(doingbusiness.org)
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10y ago
It seems unwise to gate-check a bag with a laptop anyway, given the way the luggage handlers throw bags around. Gate-checking a roller board suitcase with clothing is one thing, but I wouldn't check anything fragile or particularly exp
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Animated Engines
(animatedengines.com)
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OpenBSD on AWS: An Unexpected Journey
(blog.d2-si.fr)
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How the CIA made Google
(medium.com)
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A Seattle vigilante who beats the police to bike thieves
(outsideonline.com)
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10y ago
It was written by the tech columnist John C. Dvorak, who also co-hosts the media analysis podcast No Agenda. I believe the findings are based his analysis.
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I believe it is meant to be a serious analysis after observing many (but clearly not all) media outlets. I suspect the intelligence agencies are included due to their ties to media outlets (while other government agencies have less to do wi
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CLI tool for generating and managing simple functions in AWS Lambda
(github.com)
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