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by rdegges 6y ago
I do the same, minus the bond funds. 70/30: VTSAX/VTIAX
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by rdegges 6y ago
Indeed! Here's the official Okta statement (I run Developer Advocacy at Okta): The Okta service has not been impacted by the Verkada breach. After conducting further investigation, Okta determined that five Verkada cameras were comprom
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by rdegges 6y ago
Heyo, I run Developer Advocacy at Okta. Just FYI, here's our official statement on the news: The Okta service has not been impacted by the Verkada breach. After conducting further investigation, Okta determined that five Verkada camera
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by rdegges 6y ago
This is Okta's official statement (I run Developer Advocacy at Okta): The Okta service has not been impacted by the Verkada breach. After conducting further investigation, Okta determined that five Verkada cameras were compromised. The
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The Mystery of Deceased Hiker ‘Mostly Harmless’ Is at Long Last Solved(adventure-journal.com)
180 points by rdegges 6y ago|37 comments
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by rdegges 6y ago
You can still scope with basic auth, it just ends up being implemented server side and not inside of a JWT. Like what AWS does with IAM, for example :D
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by rdegges 6y ago
I've been happily using Buffer at work for years.
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by rdegges 6y ago
I've been using nix as a desktop for close to 20 years now =) I went through a phase where I compiled my desktop with Gentoo, OpenBSD, FreeBSD -- I tried a ton of things. They were all fun, but required a __ton__ of time to get set up
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Being the VC I Wish I’d Had(medium.com)
1 points by rdegges 6y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 6y ago
I'm a developer in my early 30s, similar situation. Here are some cool gifts I would like, maybe it'll give you some ideas! - A solar powered battery pack (so I can go camping and charge devices/etc.) - Books! If your friend
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Magic (Whitepaper)(dropbox.com)
1 points by rdegges 6y ago|0 comments
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Common Pitfalls of Custom SAML Implementations(sec.okta.com)
2 points by rdegges 6y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 6y ago
I've worked on several teams, but mostly solo in my programming career. I can tell you without hesitation that the times I felt the "best" were when I was shipping things every single day. There were a few jobs I had where I&
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by rdegges 7y ago
Great product, too. If I was looking for work this would be a top pick!
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by rdegges 7y ago
Another important thing to consider: reduce liabilities ASAP. I'm writing an article on this currently, but I see way too many friends and co-workers who have over-leveraged themselves: large mortgages, car loans, student loans, etc. I
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Multi-Factor Authentication Sucks(developer.okta.com)
3 points by rdegges 7y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 7y ago
This is one of my favorite songs about Monads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoJGIqyriCc&list=PLw0jj21rhf...
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by rdegges 7y ago
I use Contacts+ (formerly FullContact): https://www.contactsplus.com/ You can sign up for free and sync it with things like Twitter, GMail, Outlook, LinkedIn, etc. It's really nice and I've been using it happily f
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by rdegges 7y ago
But then you open yourself up to XSS which is a lot harder to defend against.
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by rdegges 7y ago
Thanks for the comment! I didn't cover that in this talk as it was written for a 1 hour timeslot and already ran long. I have separate content which addresses these topics in more depth.
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by rdegges 7y ago
I'm the original author. There are several reasons: - The cookie payload if you're using stateless JWTs will often be > 4kb, meaning you can't store the JWT in a cookie. - You get no benefit from doing it this way since it
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by rdegges 7y ago
I'm the original author. I'll just say that if you watch the talk live, I discuss this and point out that Okta used JWTs as well. This talk isn't approved by my company.
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The Hardest Thing About Data Encryption(developer.okta.com)
1 points by rdegges 7y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 7y ago
Heroku has a nice cron addon you should investigate. It costs nothing (except it spins up a dyno to run your cron task so you will pay the prorated dyno rate). Very simple.
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by rdegges 8y ago
This is so... Silly. It's too bad this article is light on the details. I wonder if this guy is just on testosterone replacement therapy, which is an increasingly common occurrence. Low testosterone can cause poor health and a number o
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by rdegges 8y ago
This past year I spoke at Oracle's Code One conference in San Francisco for the first time. I've never used Oracle products before and had never been to an Oracle event before, but I was aware of Oracle's incredibly bad reput
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by rdegges 8y ago
It is no doubt cheaper to pay someone to colocate your own hardware, but in my experience running production services on my own colo'd hardware: it is far cheaper and easier to just use a cloud provider in the long run. I ran a widely
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by rdegges 8y ago
The only disadvantage is that: 1. You are now passing large blobs of data over the network more frequently than just a signed session ID 2. If you want to ensure consistency of your data (for security purposes), that extra data embedded in
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by rdegges 8y ago
This is a good article! fusionauth looks cool =) Here are some things to consider though (I work on this problem a lotttt): 1. Do you (as the app developer) really care about security that much? If not, just go with local validation on your
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by rdegges 8y ago
Looks like the site may be having traffic issues right now, it's unable to fetch my palette from some sites I work on. Very cool service, nonetheless! I love being able to fetch the palette colors and visualize them on the page here. L

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