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rmorlok
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rmorlok
14d ago
I've been working on AuthProxy, an open source embedded integration-platform-as-a-service. It has an embedded connector marketplace that lets you connect to 3rd party systems, then provides a proxy that handles the credentials automati
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rmorlok
5mo ago
I've been working on my open source integration-platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) auth proxy. It provides an embeddable integration marketplace where users can connect 3rd party apps, and it provides a proxy endpoint to the host applicatio
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rmorlok
5mo ago
I really like the approach you've taken of providing an egress proxy. That let's you do a lot of things that layer around providing gaurdrails and auditing. I've been taking a similar approach on an open source embedded iPaaS
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rmorlok
4y ago
More active thread on the issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34255319
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rmorlok
4y ago
I received this email as well. Here is the blog post: https://circleci.com/blog/january-4-2023-security-alert/
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rmorlok
11y ago
pdf2htmlEX ( https://github.com/coolwanglu/pdf2htmlEX ) would be another route if you aren't concerned about preserving the semantics of the markup. Obviously you would to go LaTeX -> PDF -> HTML5. It maintain
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rmorlok
12y ago
MailLift ( https://maillift.com/ ) takes the alternative approach of crowdsourcing the writing.
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rmorlok
12y ago
The Freakonomics Podcast has an episode on faecal transplants: http://freakonomics.com/2011/03/04/freakonomics-radio-the-po...
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rmorlok
16y ago
I work on a team that has members distributed across two locations. We use the policy described above, but there is a flip side to this problem. Most of our developers are one location with a 1/6 minority in another. The larger group of de
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17y ago
The best part of that page was the ad for the Google Nexus One at the bottom that Google chose to show me. But I don't care, because Google does a pretty good job.