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robbya
7y ago
> Streamline Audits with Release Evidence I've seen companies with overly painful audit requirements, and making the process of generating artifacts for audit as easy as possible is a great way forward. Box ticking exercises should
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"Today's news in 5 minutes - China and its artificial sun"
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7y ago
Which language?
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7y ago
The little demos are fantastic!
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Parsing Gigabytes of JSON per Second
(github.com)
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7y ago
All the examples include a flight, is there support for local driving trips? Driving an hour is faster/cheaper than plane fare.
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Finding files seems like we'd have found a good solution by now. What software do you use?
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How often is Jira up to date for you? I've often seen that standup can be a chance for folks to realize they didn't update a task. We'd have Jira open and just do live updates to sync it.
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I believe GitHub will show a changes since last review view after you review code, new changes are added, and then you return. What software are you using?
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Privilege Escalation in AWS
(know.bishopfox.com)
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It's insecure for certain applications. Here is Linus on SHA-1 in git: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/02/26/git_fscked_by_sha1_...
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This is correct, using a commit hash is safer. However, you'll sometimes want to update the commit hash after the action's maintainer releases new code. If you don't then you run the risk of running an old action that has vul
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This should include some data transfer and associated costs. Some of the services the services listed include a certain amount of bandwidth in the listed price, while others don't.
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I'm curious what sorts of things you had running and how complex moving off was. I'd expect any cut to have some announcement period, which I'd expect to be longer than a few months, so you may not have needed to migrate so s
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Moral? I'm not seeing one. I think it's a clever way to support free and open source projects. Free edition is for everyone, trials, demos, etc. Paid enterprise version is for companies that are happy to pay to get some extra valu
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Or email
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I spent too long trying to understand how the ad blocker worked -- but it's a tool to block installation of the browsers.
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I think when you have a mapping of keys to values you really need to have an understanding of what keys are possible (so you don't have an exception accessing the map). Java enum classes work well for enumerating those, so I end up cre
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The table could really use some sticky headers, alternating colors, or highlighting to make it easier to make it easier to read, especially on a small screen. I'd love some insight into why certain answers were selected, some don'
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This is cool, but keep in mind that the operator can also get SSL certs for your site (they just point the domain somewhere else and use Lets Encrypt or similar to get a certificate). So from a security perspective, you are putting a ton of
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VirtualAPK can dynamically load and run an APK file
(github.com)
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Worth talking to a lawyer. The specifics matter, and they'd be best able to guide you.
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Google Now Bans Some Linux Web Browsers from Their Services
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Does this use Troy's have I been pwned dataset?
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One Billion Expiring Swiss Francs (2017)
(wsj.com)
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Backblaze Buys Hard Drives
(backblaze.com)
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Avast sells your web habits
(forbes.com)
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See also: Erlang's crash on error, with clean restart philosophy. https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/erlang-is-not-just-a-lan... ?
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Full text here: https://www.usenix.org/legacy/events/hotos03/tech/full_paper...
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DevOps for Embedded
(stupid-projects.com)
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