reiger

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by reiger 7y ago
Oracle lock in is never worth it.
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by reiger 8y ago
I believe Solaris is as well.
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by reiger 8y ago
Was this with an operating system?
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by reiger 8y ago
For initial import I like it to be a manual process so I can judge risk. I have some really bad python scripts that read/write excel documents that will alert me when licenses change. My plan is to move to Black Duck or the commercial
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by reiger 8y ago
There are commercial products/services out that that attempt to provide validated OSS packages and monitor when the ones you are using have vulnerabilities. In the data science world, there is anaconda, For the enterprise, there is bla
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by reiger 8y ago
Set it up to click the right button 5 times to disable face login.
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by reiger 8y ago
I believe many of their founders were ex-Isilon people.
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by reiger 9y ago
Don't have experience with hangout and zoom - but other systems that I've used setting the individual mic sensitivity was needed to fix audio issues like that.
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by reiger 9y ago
I ran it too - could never afford MajorBBS or the successors and it was easy to scale from 1-24 nodes. I even ran the weird BBS/ISP hybrid WINS Server but wasn't good enough to be considered a real ISP.
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by reiger 9y ago
I spent days making RIPscript menu's - amazing technology for the time!
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by reiger 10y ago
IBM terminology might be confusing me - but looking at published security targets it appears LPAR's themselves have only ever been evaluated at EAL4 with flaw remediation (ALC 2) and PR/SM being evaluated at EAL 5 but neither to a
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by reiger 11y ago
As a former product manager from one of the vaulted companies we had tons of video around business benefits and use cases, but very little on the implementation part. Look for the curated video channels for the big vendor players.
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by reiger 11y ago
Bryan is a smart funny guy, but he's an opinionated asshole that represents everything wrong with silicon valley engineer "rockstar" culture. I didn't rewatch the video, but have seen it and met him dozens of times back
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by reiger 11y ago
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/12/unauthorized-code-in...
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by reiger 11y ago
With only a quick glance at the checks/code, this will suggest stupid things on Solaris. Solaris 11 has configuration compliance checker that is far more complete (and uses the correct interfaces) than this. On solaris 11.2+ man compli