selenamarie

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by selenamarie 7y ago
We're working on exceptions support, which would allow specific domains to be looked up via DNS instead of DoH. In that case, mirroring a blackhole list to the exceptions support would result in what you want (I mean, if I understand w
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by selenamarie 7y ago
For now, we recommend having an enterprise policy for the browser configured. That is the best indication we have that the browser configuration is managed and this kind of issue might occur. We're also open to recommendations from adm
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by selenamarie 7y ago
A subdomain that doesn't resolve is handled properly -- meaning DoH is then disabled.
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by selenamarie 7y ago
I'm working on our DoH implementation. I'm guessing this is a split-horizon set up with a domain that resolves both internally and externally. If you are willing, we're very interested in these situations and coming up with h
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by selenamarie 10y ago
Uplift to us is bringing the patches into mozilla-central pref'd off so that Tor developers can just pref features on, rather than re-merge patches for each major and dot release. We also add tend to add tests.
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by selenamarie 12y ago
We didn't ban your account, Ryan.
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by selenamarie 12y ago
It's just periodically getting slammed. It comes back after a little bit.
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by selenamarie 12y ago
No, it's using twilio. The code is open source - as mentioned downthread. https://github.com/bigboringsystem/
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Who is teaching computer science in high schools?(blog.acm.org)
1 points by selenamarie 13y ago|0 comments
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Minimal Viable Bureaucracy(air.mozilla.org)
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A practical guide to using alembic(chesnok.com)
1 points by selenamarie 13y ago|0 comments
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Heroku targets MongoDB with new Postgres V8 feature (gigaom.com)
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by selenamarie 13y ago
I know some of the women who have volunteered to teach and they love this program. The kids come away with working software and produce something that they can immediately see the value of. There's a great quote in http://computinged.wordp
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1,001 chained streaming-only Postgres replication instances(thombrown.blogspot.com)
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Adjusting to working remotely(mechanitis.blogspot.co.uk)
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Data on Cell Phone Not Protected by the Stored Communications Act(technology.findlaw.com)
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by selenamarie 13y ago
Here's the dropbox link, since speakerdeck appears to be stalled processing the pdf: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vc2oheabr5s1x11/schema%20liberatio...
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by selenamarie 13y ago
I'm speaking for myself and what I think, rather than on behalf or Postgres or any company. I assume you are also referring to the possibility of a private fork. What I've seen in the Postgres community is a group of developers that takes a
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by selenamarie 13y ago
For a little more context on why this might matter: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/10/salesforce-orac...
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Tom Lane joins Salesforce.com(wiki.postgresql.org)
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Converting from MySQL to Postgres(justin.abrah.ms)
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by selenamarie 13y ago
I find the continued personal attacks on Val to be disgusting and an embarrassment to people in the hacker and security communities. I no longer consider myself to be part of those communities, but once was. My hope is that people see these
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by selenamarie 13y ago
If you're interested in TAI's position on discussing sex in technical conferences and how that (in general) impacts women's participation: http://adainitiative.org/2012/09/when-sex-and-porn-are-on-to... (This post predates the BSides inci
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by selenamarie 14y ago
In one case, a large service provider is specifically providing that kind of database access to their customers. And to be fair: http://www.shodanhq.com/search?q=mysql
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by selenamarie 14y ago
FYI, I created a wiki page to capture all the different config options you might be interested in between the various installers: http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Installers/Mac_OS_X
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by selenamarie 14y ago
Yes. http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/upgrading.html , second paragraph: PostgreSQL major versions are represented by the first two digit groups of the version number, e.g., 8.4. PostgreSQL minor versions are represented by the
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by selenamarie 14y ago
Generally the committer writes the commit message. There is occassionally discussion of specific wording ahead of time.
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by selenamarie 14y ago
No, pg_hba.conf is not sufficient. I'll work on adding that to the FAQ.
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About security updates and repository "lockdown"(blog.hagander.net)
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by selenamarie 14y ago
We've now posted a general announcement about the availability of packages on April 4, 2013: http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/CAN1EF+x0dmwMFuJGWuXMiR... and http://www.postgresql.org/about/news/1454/ As stated in the announcement an

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