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redrove
3y ago
ovpn and azirevpn come to mind.
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3y ago
https://github.com/DevOps-Nirvana/Kubernetes-Volume-Autoscal... That’s the neat thing about this whole ecosystem, it’s a solvable problem!
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redrove
3y ago
Yes, I evidently compared the obfuscation techniques to malicious actors because I know nothing about computers!
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redrove
3y ago
Which is besides the point and a minor nitpick at best. The fact of the matter is these techniques are well established black hat ways of preventing the user from discovering what you're doing on their device.
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redrove
3y ago
There was also a relatively brief time when YT was owned by google but ads were delivered from a separate (sub)domain so DNS adblocking would work wonders. Those days are gone as the distinction between ads and malware becomes a technicalit
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3y ago
>I propose heuristically scanning for query and path parameters of ad URLs with high entropy and using those as keys (fingerprints). > https://xn--rr6sn-uxa0n-t8gz-vg6i.googlevideo.com/initplayba... &orc=1&oeis
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3y ago
https://archive.is/e1Tzg
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3y ago
> A product manager position for a machine-learning platform at Netflix lists a total compensation of up to $900,000 annually.
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3y ago
“Cloudflare Tunnel” is not a network onto itself but an ngrok-like product of Cloudflare, using the Cloudflare network — which yes, is just a GRE overlay and not a _real network_ per se.
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3y ago
I own a DEC3840 [1] appliance and I'm happy with it so far. I was also on the search for a proper commercial vendor after running it in a VM for years. [1] https://shop.opnsense.com/product/dec3840-opnsense-rack-se
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3y ago
Fastmail can host organizations as well.
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redrove
4y ago
>location-based pay Good to know they put that out there so people can avoid them.
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4y ago
Your claim about needing the primary online to failiover to the secondary is untrue, at least not for all Postgres operators. Cloudnative PG rebuilds the secondary during failiover from the streamed WAL to an S3 endpoint. No primary needed.
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4y ago
The actual paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-023-02223-9 Sadly sci-hub doesn't have it, it being a new publication. This is quite impactul for me because I used to endulge in some erythritol chocolate,
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4y ago
Seems to me like a good argument to give the performers a raise, promotion, what have you. Sounds harsh but maybe even let some of the slackers go. All depends on the direction the company culture wants to take; more focus, more skill or mo
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/7pWlu
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4y ago
> - Under-exposure to pathogens due to living in an overly sterile (i.e. artificial) environment. This has no scientific basis, it has been disproven time and time again.
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4y ago
I find that a little hard to remember, and nmap isn't as widely available as netcat: nc -zv 1.1.1.1 443 Alternatively, the most barebones version, useful for inside a container where all you have is a shell and the kernel: c
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4y ago
As someone who's been using, administering, and consulting on Kubernetes since 2017, this list is bang on, with maybe one major omission. I could not imagine my day to day workflows without tools like kubectx/krew/k9s. What I
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4y ago
How does it compare to Cue or Dhall?