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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Installed. If you were here I'd give you a dollar. Best ever.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Checking this out now! Hate the clutter. Thanks for the tip.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I assume they associate the server request with a token/app key. No need to set cookies just to keep count etc.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   You can buy intel 2x 40gbe pci-e NICs for about $300-400 on Amazon/eBay. You can get a refurb HP enterprise full 40gbe x 24-48 port switch for about 2-3k. I would say it’s coming sooner or later, as over the top it may https:/&#x
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   It's mainly to take any type of data and analyze the types/context to generate other schema information based on that data. For example a JSON object of a sale/receipt. Analyzing the values/properties to figure out what&
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Also for the regex mention, it was mostly for ideas in addition to using a normal/solid parser, not to replace. Thanks for the feedback.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   The idea with sending off, was to avoid doing work within the same domain/context. It's not typical I realize. Was brainstorming.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   From a 2013 tweet from crashplan - @paultcook Yes, filenames are encrypted, though by default visible to support. To obscure, select Pvt pw or pvt key security https://twitter.com/PaulTMaker/status/3017224680187043
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I haven't used CrashPlan in a while, but wasn't there an option to also encrypt filenames (it may have been cloudberry that has this, can't remember)? Maybe they are just able to see metadata concerning filenames, not the con
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    A potential easier approach could be detecting when an existing auth0 user attempts to access an abnormal auth0 subdomain. Even if the user gives up their user/pass accidentally you could send an email warning to review their activity.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    One random idea, not sure how practical - Do a screenshot analysis/pattern matching on all customer login pages. If verbiage or screenshot matches are close enough, it get's flagged for human review. This would only work on the pa
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    To expand discussion, what about proactive tooling or enhancements to the Auth0 libraries or web dashboard to help strengthen defenses? Off the top of my head, similar to features provided by the startup, castle.io, and others.
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    Ask HN: MIT licensed code, how to properly use when heavily modifying code?

    2 points by sbr464 8y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: Tips for safely parsing user provided JSON in browser?

    2 points by sbr464 8y ago|5 comments
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Thanks for that info. I do need to learn C still.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    The example says no mysticism but is using at least 4 undeclared variables. I’m not a C developer so I’m sure I’m completely wrong, but where do pledge, puts, EXIT SUCCESS/FAILURE come from? I assume from importing stdlib etc, which pr
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    What if it wasn’t a per org choice, but defined by a governing body? Similar to how countries implement which side of the road to drive on etc. Then each new startup/product team won’t have to have the existential crisis invoking, bike
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Seconded, I look forward to each new article you post (Brandur).
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I think a good reason is developers/users don’t have to learn the verbiage/tooling that each vendor uses, especially for more complex rest APIs that offer features like the fields query param.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I feel this title is a little extreme. Any project can be ripped to pieces, especially by the main person who wrote the code. This could apply to any industry. It’s more of a thought experiment, an opportunity to think outside the box if yo
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I’ve been doing work with GraphQL for about 1.5 years now. It took a while to wrap my head around but now it’s amazing to work with. I’ve been working with dynamic schema generation, multi-tenant, completely dynamic gql servers, building dy
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I agree completely. Even on a HiDPI screen, I couldn’t believe how bad Avenir and other great fonts looked in a Windows and Linux browser. Although, the Retina display may be spoiling me, I checked some work on an older 27” iMac, non retina
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Elementary OS Linux supports HiDPI pretty well.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I still prefer MacOS, but I have a 5th gen X1 Carbon, dual booting win 10 and elementary OS (linux). A funny thing happened at a recent hotel stay. The audio wasn’t working while connected via hdmi to the tv, was booted into win10. Jumped o
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    What happens in a large body of water (ocean etc) when an electric shock accidentally slips out or a live electric cable is cut? Is it similar to an underwater grenade going off, affecting a large area, or is it not a worry?
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    You can set a cpu usage % limit and/or request per second limit.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    It depends, but smaller jets I’ve seen invoices for 12-20k several times.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Does this affect WebGL?
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    This
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    welp, bye github, it's been fun.