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by rmoriz 12y ago
In my opinion, mail crypto needs to become mainstream usable. E.g. even trivial contents should be encrypted by default and this should be usable by default. Currently, S/MIME does a better job than PGP. While the CA-model seems to be
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by rmoriz 12y ago
ChefSpec and Test-Kitchen are really awesome. I tend to see Chef as a framework for automating infrastructure, not as a scripting language/environment to define resources. Chef pays off in large scale infra or highly dynamic environmen
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by rmoriz 12y ago
exactly. Speed of innovation is how you win. If you start with an MVP, a cheap 5$ droplet at digital ocean is cheaper than the cheapest hetzner server. if you grow and need failover-solutions, you'll run into a lot of devops work when
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by rmoriz 12y ago
How do you define scaling if a manual process controlled by another party is involved? Besides that, what do you think that Hetzner does not provide a 2 factor authentication? As Hetzner doesn't use HSTS on their client/api interf
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by rmoriz 12y ago
I have to setup things myself on AWS, too, but I can use standard tools like Chef or Puppet and don't have to deal with manual service requests or running a mash-VPN myself to connect my physical machines over a single network just to
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Because provisioning is slow, especially for additional IPv4 networks. They could provide a PaaS-Services like e.g. https://stackdock.com/ utilizing Docker. Or at least some virtual private-networking and iSCSI-block storag
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by rmoriz 12y ago
how? You don't have a shared storage nor a private network nor "availability zones". Sure, you can tinker something if you have free time but you'll move off and regret it. Like Wooga and others. If you run some cluster
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by rmoriz 12y ago
If you want to build something sustainable, you earn money or need to be able to scale incredibly well. If you just want to host your private blog, even DigitalOcean provides better packages than Hetzner.
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Hopefully this will drive many DE ISPs out of business. Strato, 1&1 and Hetzner are incapable of providing anything besides dumb webhosting and cheap bare metal stuff. I've wasted so many hours trying to explain these companies how
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Audio post production web service (e.g. for podcasting)(auphonic.com)
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Swiss Railway Timetable as a Graph [pdf](sma-partner.ch)
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by rmoriz 12y ago
This post contains so many true statements. As beeing a freelance consultant for the past 9 years, I can comprehend every single point of the posting. Especially the premature scaling combined with technical debts is a very common pattern.
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Interesting. I asked moot some years ago about that, hopefully he's okay with sharing his reply here: http://i.imgur.com/JXoyUdA.jpg
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Germany: Dropbox unreachable, Tumblr very slow
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by rmoriz 12y ago
At least in Germany and Austria you are required by law to publish a lot of details about your corporation or yourself (e.g. when doing a one-man-business). It's called "Impressumspflicht" which translates to "duty to pu
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by rmoriz 12y ago
No imprint, no names, anonymized whois, no contact details except the mail address, blog hosted at tumblr, main site hosted at a bulk web hosting company called http://www.devclic.fr/
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by rmoriz 13y ago
For sure the situation would improve very much when some successful "tech founders" are able to invest themselves into tech focussing startups. Currently, this is still a very rare case.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I can't see this. CCC, C-Base… they don't influence the startup scene. Take the successful exits from the past 3-4 years. None of them was influenced by the artsy tech scene. They ware influenced by excellent business concept exe
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by rmoriz 13y ago
In the end a developer has to pay her or his rent and food. It's sad to see many hackers in berlin wasting their true skills in unpaid hobby work and sitting in some bozo-driven copycat startups from 9-5 coding in a crappy $language.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Berlin has a problem that everyone will feel it after a while living there: Its scene roots are still very anti capitalistic. This still influences the culture there, even CCC and other "digital culture groups". Still many people
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by rmoriz 13y ago
in the works: https://hg.adblockplus.org/antiadblockfilters/rev/fa117e18b7...
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by rmoriz 13y ago
No, it's just a bug of the SecureTransport backend in curl [1]. I thought Apple maintains the backend as nobody else uses it (homebrew curl uses OpenSSL) and that's why I've submitted the issue to Apple instead to the curl ma
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Damn, I was close… :-) http://i.imgur.com/vKnXhJ8.png
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Nope. I'm just a Ruby developer, not a security researcher :)
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I think so but I only discovered the OSX issue.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
https://gist.github.com/rmoriz/fb2b0a6a0ce10550ab73 http://i.imgur.com/CoALymQ.png (i've not checked that on iOS or Apple TV just on OSX. Maybe it's another issue but the update description p
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by rmoriz 13y ago
The app doesn't download/fetch podcast episodes, does it? It's only a player/streaming app?
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I don't think so. If you need external support to fix a problem, it's because of their skills, not because of their availability. Most businesses can shift feature development for some weeks/months until an expert is availabl
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I can't see, how this should work with S/MIME.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
X.509 has a top-down security model, which has benefits in authoritative deployment scenarios but is also vulnerable to things like seen today. Chrome's ca-chain pinning is only available for a selected group of sites, e.g. google, twi

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