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The (SETI) Aestivation hypothesis(aleph.se)
1 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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Race condition security bugs common across different OAuth 2.0 implementations(blog.avuln.com)
2 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 9y ago
At the enterprise levels this is dealt with by code escrow. I did some research on this for my own business and Iron Mountain [0] seems to be the big player in the field. Costs seem to be in the roughly $1K setup and $1K/year range, b
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by programd 9y ago
Google Container Engine. You can spin up several nodes for a day and it will only cost you a few bucks. There's a learning curve, but the docs are quite good and once you set it up you can spin up and down with one command. Totally wor
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by programd 9y ago
The Go standard library has most of what you need for basic API servers. However as has been stated here, some things are not worth spending time crafting yourself. Also for modern Docker/Kubernetes ops environments you need some addit
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Kubernetes Whack-a-pod arcade game(terrenceryan.com)
1 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 9y ago
Their enterprise pricing is per node. So if enough companies sign on to this, ever box/VM they put docker on brings Docker Inc. revenue. I'm sure at large scale this will be more of a flat rate negotiated deal ($XX,XXX per year) b
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by programd 9y ago
Netflix is known for a policy of paying well for talent and being generous when dropping people who don't work out, for whatever reason. Their culture document is a great read. https://jobs.netflix.com/culture/#int
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by programd 9y ago
In fairness this is more then rehashing NIST 800-63. This is coming from a Google engineer who worked on their authentication systems. A lot of good advice here, starting with not building your own.
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by programd 9y ago
I think what you're looking for is Zipkin [0]. We use it in our microservers at Nulladmin.com via the opentracing Go library [1] and the zipkin-go-opentracing library [2] [0] https://github.com/openzipkin/zipkin [
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by programd 9y ago
Oh how I wish every math paper was written like this! Very few math papers are a fun read - this is one of them.
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Bluetooth mesh networking specification(bluetooth.com)
1 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 9y ago
And also "A Review of Criticality Accidents", a short but action packed read referenced in the article. Nuclear materials are deadly in the most unexpected ways. https://www.orau.org/ptp/Library/accidents
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by programd 9y ago
MySQL/MariaDB can be tuned to run very well on low resource devices. Remember that they were originally developed back in the days of 486 CPUs. A couple of years ago I had MySQL backing a commercial product on a 512M ARM7 5400RPM devic
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by programd 9y ago
This is a good example of the kind of things pen testers look for when auditing apps. It also shows that even experienced and mature engineering teams can be bitten by fairly basic exploit patterns. Very much worth reading. For the record I
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Pentest-Report Teleport Client and Server 04.2017 [pdf](cure53.de)
1 points by programd 9y ago|1 comments
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by programd 9y ago
Timing based UUIDs (type 1) or ULIDs can leak (surprise!) timing information. If you can see them then you can infer the rate at which some resource is being created. For example the rate at which a service is creating users or business tra
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A study of how millions use Xbox Live(arstechnica.com)
57 points by programd 9y ago|5 comments
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by programd 9y ago
Tika has a REST server built in https://wiki.apache.org/tika/TikaJAXRS Is there some functionality that you need and is not covered there? Some specific document extraction feature?
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Sprint Announces World’s First All-Wireless Small Cell – The Sprint Magic Box(newsroom.sprint.com)
1 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 9y ago
One of the problems is that they're shipping dead trees. No way is this economically sustainable these days. They should have gone all digital and raised their prices long ago. Let's do some math - how many subscribers do they nee
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What’s in a Boarding Pass Barcode? A Lot(krebsonsecurity.com)
1 points by programd 9y ago|1 comments
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Mobility best practice in connected workspaces: tiered access at Google(blog.google)
1 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 9y ago
Awsome! I need to finish that game of Fool's Errand [1] I started a quarter century ago and doing it on a modern machine seems just wrong. 1. http://www.thefoolandhismoney.com/02-FE/index.htm
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by programd 9y ago
I think it was in the book Spycatcher [0] that I recall there was a story of how English intelligence bugged a foreign embassy with a microphone and was able to figure out what they were typing on a typewriter by analyzing the sound of the
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Federated Learning: Strategies for Improving Communication Efficiency(arxiv.org)
2 points by programd 9y ago|0 comments
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by programd 10y ago
The EFF lets you see all the fun ways you can be tracked by your browser fingerprint: https://panopticlick.eff.org/
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by programd 10y ago
Creating and selling a standardized set of API driven microservices to run in Docker containers. Do you need one for what you're working on? :)
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City Engine – create realistic city models(esri.com)
1 points by programd 10y ago|0 comments
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by programd 10y ago
So what should be used for SaaS directory infrastructure?

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