robotdan

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by robotdan 10y ago
Good timing in light of the Okta Stormpath announcement.
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Stormpath competitor just showed up in IBM Bluemix(ibm.com)
8 points by robotdan 10y ago|1 comments
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by robotdan 10y ago
What are the on premise alternatives? Not sure I want to move all my users to Okta just get burned again with a deprecated cloud API.
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by robotdan 10y ago
You had me at anal leakage.
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by robotdan 10y ago
Oh, this is about security. :-)
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by robotdan 10y ago
Ha - you could be right. I may have jumped to a conclusion.
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by robotdan 10y ago
fair point.
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by robotdan 10y ago
There is probably some truth to this, but I don't know the answer is to allow weak passwords. Every company I've ever worked for enforced some sort of minimum password requirements. What I do find to be a PITA is when you attempt
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by robotdan 10y ago
The first gif on that page, Derek Zoolander's famous look. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blue%20steel
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by robotdan 10y ago
Even Blue Steel?! :-)
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by robotdan 10y ago
What happens when you turn it off? Does that mean your child can say anything and receive anything from another user? Or is the incoming chat still filtered?
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by robotdan 10y ago
How can filter tech still suck so bad? My kids can't even use their chat without looking they speak in hash tags. Did they build this in house?
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by robotdan 10y ago
The Inversoft guide posted does have a corresponding GitHub repo. https://github.com/inversoft/2016-security-scripts I think scripting all of this is great - but also agree that it is important to understand what is be
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by robotdan 10y ago
So many people get some of the most basic security wrong. It is great to see people trying to educate instead of just pointing out issues. Thanks for this work.
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by robotdan 10y ago
Agreed - it is a bit long. But if you want to set something up from top to bottom it may be worth it. Cool - I saw the link to Github as well, looks like there is code to do much of what the article outlines. Awesome.
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by robotdan 10y ago
Ha - I like it. I want to replicate this so that when our sales team closes a deal then can press a button and queue the noise! :-) Looks like a good Friday afternoon hack.
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by robotdan 10y ago
While it is great to point out the security shortcomings and encourage better security practice. The ends justifying the means argument for illegal hacking seems vapid. It is still an illegal activity. I believe there is always a alternate
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by robotdan 10y ago
A gamer? :-)
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by robotdan 10y ago
Any specific reason you guys chose MySQL over PostgreSQL or Oracle?
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by robotdan 10y ago
Dang - that thing is intense. May have to take an evening to get through it. Could you put this in an eBook format?
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by robotdan 10y ago
Haswell or Skylake? It isn't an old one is it?
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by robotdan 10y ago
Do you have the eBook version on iTunes, Amazon etc?
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by robotdan 10y ago
Agreed, but if I'm a dev - I prefer something free to start with, generally I'm not going to spend a lot of money when there are free alternatives. I like how Atlassian does it - they more or less give it away for free for small c
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by robotdan 10y ago
Interesting take. I didn't see this as a put down of any potential client but more to say it is difficult to grow so quickly. Imagine the load on game servers if you grew to 125 million users over a weekend, this load is considerably d
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by robotdan 10y ago
I know that I've found that above the base features that many frameworks provide such as DJango - if you start pulling the thread on features like forgot password / reset password - I quickly find there is a lot of coding to be do
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by robotdan 10y ago
Mo users, mo problems.
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by robotdan 10y ago
Cool stuff, kind of a like a speed reader approach.
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by robotdan 11y ago
It looks like even Facebook struggles with this stuff, not as easy as it looks.
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by robotdan 11y ago
The hype of AI defeated common sense... curious what 'critical vulnerability' was exploited. Sounds like a PC way of saying we $@*#!# up. :-)