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by regecks 11y ago
My backup strategy does not involve a residential internet connection so I cannot relate.
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by regecks 11y ago
I really don't understand the NBN meme. I've worked for small tech companies in Australia my entire (not so long) career, and access to high internet speeds has never ever really been a problem. When you're a programmer, what
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by regecks 11y ago
... and sign up and monitor every FBL you can get your hands on, have outgoing spam filtering gateways, procedures to rotate subnets in case Microsoft/Outlook/Hotmail receive a single complaint about any message relayed by your MT
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by regecks 11y ago
Doesn't work in IE, last I checked.
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by regecks 11y ago
Maybe in "fat" language runtimes this is a problem (Ruby, Java, Python etc). In Go, requests are a single goroutine, dirt cheap (no problem with a single CPU). To me, this type of work is where Go excels. I used SSE (not quite lon
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by regecks 11y ago
> But if you do not need wildcards, the StartSSL free certificate has been an option for a long time: In fact, the free StartSSL Class 1 DV certificates are only available for non-commercial purposes. They DO enforce this, I have had a c
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by regecks 11y ago
I wonder what that scenario even is, where you need a trusted certificate and are also (for some reason?) unable to use the mechanisms widely available in environments (either OS or language/API) to trust a testing certificate. This se
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by regecks 11y ago
> If the number of concurrent requests is near the estimated active threads (8 in our example) then return an http status code of 503. Once that happens, what are the options? Does a LB forward the request to another app server? Return a
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by regecks 11y ago
Throw an Error to reject it.
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by regecks 11y ago
I am not sure it can be called 'very lightweight'. The runtime itself has a large disk footprint, my node_modules is often 100s of MB, and the memory usage is quite heavy too (idle Ghost.org blog takes around ~100MB RSS). Some of
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LastPass Shared Folders are backdoor-able(id-rsa.pub)
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by regecks 11y ago
Its enabled for me in 3.13 in 14.04.
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by regecks 11y ago
Yup +1, there a bunch of problems with the fastmail user interface, I have run into most of your issues and more. That said, I'm just coming up on my second year, and will gladly be renewing for $40. They can have as much time as they
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by regecks 12y ago
Only applies to the TLS connection between the client (or swarm) and the Docker daemon.
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by regecks 12y ago
Keeping a VPN connection alive doesn't do the battery any favors, and bringing up a VPN connection isn't that fast to do it on-demand.
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by regecks 12y ago
I haven't had an opportunity to use `go generate` yet, but yeah, I feel like there's a missed opportunity to integrate it with `go run`/`go build`.
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by regecks 12y ago
Me? My point was that HV/PV virtualization is likely to be more secure than OpenVZ, sorry if it was unclear.
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by regecks 12y ago
Er, seems odd to be using OpenVZ if security/hardening is what you're after. The shared kernel is a larger attack surface compared to KVM or Xen, and the OpenVZ host admin can easily see/manipulate your running processes. No
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by regecks 12y ago
Right. I wrote one of the earlier RuneScape 2 bots around 8 years ago (example script https://clbin.com/71NIX ). It's worth noting that these were very easy identifiable as bots by behavior. Making AI for a game (that a
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by regecks 12y ago
Probably unimportant for the asker, but go-fsnotify uses syscalls, not cgo.
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by regecks 12y ago
A bit disappointed at its heavy use of macros, makes it a fair bit harder to link to from other languages (just sat down to write bindings for this, and realized it'll involve a lot of rewriting). Disappointed mainly because the fact o
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by regecks 12y ago
Me too (well, similar anyway). Gives me a real sense of dread when thinking about how I will have to cope in the future.
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by regecks 12y ago
Right. e.g. http://en.blog.wordpress.com/?author=1 http://en.blog.wordpress.com/?author=2 Pointless information disclosure
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by regecks 12y ago
Unfortunately this is of limited helpfulness. At my job (small web host), many of the WordPress brute force attacks we see across our shared hosting fleet use the '?author=\d+' trick in WordPress to find the usernames of admin-lik
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by regecks 12y ago
In Go its pretty difficult to build an application with unused dependencies - the compiler complains
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by regecks 12y ago
This seems strange to me. What is the point of installing Go on (presumably) your production servers? Seems like you could just an easily cross-compile a release binary and put THAT in the Docker image.
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by regecks 12y ago
fwiw files without extensions cause an error "[Yttr] One or more values from file object missing." File { size: 0, type: "", name: "thefile", path: "", lastModifiedDate: Date 2014-09-20T23:26:04
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by regecks 12y ago
Exactly. I do this with XPrivacy for every single application I download: deny access to contacts, Google/Facebook Account, Phone Serial Number, deny access to network if the application doesn't need it. I've never had an app
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by regecks 12y ago
It's still possible to avoid leaking information to GA, by rewriting outgoing links to go through a redirector. Many sites do this (including Google Encrypted Search, but its not perfect). The email problem sucks though. We need end-to
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by regecks 13y ago
I posted on reddit about how you could build this using open-source components: http://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/23zjxr/new_super_fas... tl;dr use noVNC in the frontend and the websocket proxy bit

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