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by rob-olmos 5y ago
And the wonderful issues that can come with it sometimes. Although I suspect much less now that large responses are more common. Back in the day a very popular registrar that included DNS service would have random issues with the size of DN
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by rob-olmos 5y ago
For Stripe, there's two headers that can help clients with retrying or not: "Idempotent-Replayed: true"[1] and "Stripe-Should-Retry"[2]. Whether they're helpful in all server-side error situations I'm not
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by rob-olmos 5y ago
I was excited and hopeful for Scopeware Vision back in the day.. or at least to have MacOS "application windows" or "mission control" UIs to be a bit more 3D layered/cascade with easier to navigate through them, kin
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by rob-olmos 5y ago
What's the CoinBase method for connecting via ACH or is it only wires? Funding via ACH would just be two numbers, at the easiest.
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by rob-olmos 5y ago
I've been interested in any smart contract languages/VMs that are somehow more capable of being provably correct/secure. The only one I've come across is Kadena, which internally uses the Z3 prover, but I haven't lo
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by rob-olmos 5y ago
It depends on the setup. Some cloud load balancers like AWS ELB require a CNAME, which DNS (RFC 1912) doesn't allow other records at that level if it has a CNAME. So, can't put a CNAME on the apex, which probably also has MX recor
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
If each Route 53 POP is already close to the querying DNS client, then things like geo routing with cached answers might just work well enough in most cases? With each POP having its own cache. Auto-refreshing the popular records in the bac
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
> The thing about a "brownout" is that service goes away, and then it comes back - for a while. I don't want to beat a dead horse at this point, but that's basically a planned blackout. It'd be similar to a power
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
I agree on more descriptive language. Sounds like then "blockout" or "password authentication blockout" would be the better language than "brownout", since that's what they're doing, blocking password
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
I believe that's what I'm saying, password auth isn't being dimmed, it's experiencing a blackout. Ie, "password authentication blackout". Regarding the offensiveness, I was hinting at GitHub's prior remark
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Relatedly, is "brownout" the best word for this case? If they did a percentage of auths or maybe intentionally made them take an excessively long time I could see it. Otherwise this looks more like planned blackouts. Or maybe an &
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Might also be affecting GSuite/Workspace emails.
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Great point. And potentially email delivery services that have auto-suppression lists to protect reputation, at least they might be able to remove entries on behalf of their customers.
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
The new project: https://rockylinux.org/ Forums: https://forums.rockylinux.org/ CloudLinux also announced a free alternative: https://blog.cloudlinux.com/announcing-open-sourced-communit...
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Depending on TCP checksums and experiencing single-bit flips took down AWS S3 back in the day: https://status.aws.amazon.com/s3-20080720.html
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
What tools are your team using for remote dev?
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Why an explicit null MX record? Mainly because email servers may keep trying thinking it's a temporary issue rather than an explicit configuration the domain does not receive email. Some additional helpful info in this answer: https:&
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
If it looks like this: \# 76 000100000100150568332D32390568332D32380568332D3237026832 0004000868121A2E68121B2E00060020260647000000000000000000 68121A2E26064700000000000000000068121B2E That's the RFC3597 encoded form, probably because i
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
That's what the desktop/mobile app does for generating the TOTP code that's using the TOTP secrets on the Yubikey. I'm not sure if a Yubikey's simplest mode as a HID device can read the device's wall clock it&#
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
I would say most likely that is one of the goals since server-side is highly encouraged to run the container under the owner's subdomain... and Google being prepared for smart devices like toasters that have enough resources to run GTM
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Module federation: https://webpack.js.org/concepts/module-federation/
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Agreed. Like with Pocket's Chrome extension permission model[1] that has a "read everything on all websites", when really it only needs brief access to the URL when I want to save something. I tried changing the "Site ac
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, currently "RUM Errors" is not "Error Tracking", and "RUM Errors" only records an error if that RUM session is actually profiled/recorded? Ie., you have a RUM sample rat
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
I imagine AWS and other clouds have a staging/simulation environment for testing their own services. I seem to recall them discussing that for VPC during re:Invent or something. I'm on the fence though if I would want a separate r
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I wish something like that alert list existed for error/log messages of similar software.
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
I was going to try out Elastic APM for self-hosted APM option. Would that be the same case of a waste of time, energy, money? TIA for any insights!
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
It'd be cool if payment cards had a built-in LCD screen for the PIN as a TOTP. That shouldn't be much harder for consumers than the existing card verification/security code.
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Same here with my use cases being mostly for auth and control over cache objects. I've found Fastly's Varnish recipes interesting though: https://developer.fastly.com/solutions/recipes
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
If the logs are stored in JSON, the jq tool can be used. I understand it's more complicated that grep for certain structures, but also having a library of jq filters for the app may be useful and can be shared.
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by rob-olmos 6y ago
Google Cloud also provides read/write serial ports over SSH: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/interacting-... -- but I think AWS still doesn't. One thing I've ran into was root n

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