skyraider

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by skyraider 13y ago
Thanks, we've removed the server limit for the moment and put up a screenshots page. Any feedback you have on the UI and how we could make it more useful to you than Ansible (besides our autogenerated scripts) would be awesome.
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by skyraider 13y ago
If someone were to compromise our server, it is extremely unlikely that they would be able to recover the SSH keys. The keys remain encrypted except when they're needed to perform an action initiated by an authenticated user.
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by skyraider 13y ago
There are multiple layers of encryption and the keys are distributed in such a way that the client must login and provide the data facet we store in the browser. The combination of this and other data facets provides the combination that un
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by skyraider 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. For the one-time server enrollment process, would you be more comfortable having us set up a limited account using a script we provide? We were thinking that there's not necessarily a whole lot of difference between
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by skyraider 13y ago
Well, we talked to server admins (mostly at companies that run servers on behalf of web design or web services clients) and heard that they didn't want us to impose the requirement of adding another package to their deploy scripts. They'd h
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by skyraider 13y ago
Hi, one of the creators here. We build this because we run our own machines and wanted a easier way to manage our OS user accounts and SSH keys across machines. We put together a beta service to do just that, and would love to hear what you
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Show HN: Automatic account and SSH access provisioning tool for server admins(bastio.com)
15 points by skyraider 13y ago|38 comments
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by skyraider 14y ago
Build better proxies/tools of resistance, generally fight authority, just be a hacker and be on the lookout for ways to empower the downtrodden. The hacker instinct is to get around the system and fight authority. There's another hacker ins
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by skyraider 14y ago
He could also order due process to start tomorrow. Maybe there are a few issues with sending people back to their countries, but certainly not in all cases.
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by skyraider 14y ago
I hope that the defenders of the legal theories that allow people to be held without trial for many years get their fair share of the blame. Gitmo itself is bad, but the legal theories that let almost anyone be held there without due proces
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by skyraider 14y ago
I wonder if any research has been done on what the effect on median income would be of distributing jobs that don't require physical presence away from boom towns. Intuitively, it feels like boom towns are price-inflated, and that letting l
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Generating software service clients from a taxonomy of intents and permissions(zachdex.tumblr.com)
1 points by skyraider 14y ago|0 comments
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by skyraider 14y ago
I disagree that socialism is democratic by its very definition. The definition usually includes ownership and operation of the means of production by the 'community' or by the 'state.' But both the community and state have leaders (except i
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by skyraider 14y ago
I created an entire side project (single-page web app) in SocketStream with AngularJS out front. Hooking up Angular controllers to SocketStream's RPC handlers made for some extremely easy CRUD. Unfortunately, SocketStream isn't really as ma
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by skyraider 14y ago
You're quite correct about them raising their prices, but then again, healthcare is competitively purchased only the loosest and least meaningful way. There really aren't strong competitive forces emanating from the demand side - it's more
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by skyraider 14y ago
Milton Friedman also advocated a universal minimum income. The thing is, he advocates a minimum income , not a minimum set of social services. There's a huge difference in the economics between goods or services that are (ideally) competit
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by skyraider 14y ago
Join a growing team of education problem-solvers. Tutorspree ( http://www.tutorspree.com ) is hiring Full-Stack Engineers in our New York City office. We're building out some really cool tutor-matching software to help our education consult
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by skyraider 14y ago
Using Fabric's with prefix('source venv/bin/activate'): .. is not annoying in the slightest (to me).
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by skyraider 14y ago
A lot more than statutory law is at play here in the US: Court cases, regulations and states' implementations of the law matter greatly. Basically, there's often a tacit (or even explicit) understanding that the winner of a bid to supply ca
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by skyraider 14y ago
Great post, and I hope everyone on HN follows your suggestions for bringing this to the attention of the public. But ultimately, it's the law that comes out of the legislative process that not only enables, but prescribes these prosecutions
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by skyraider 14y ago
I did a few Project Euler ( http://projecteuler.net ) problems in Clojure after doing the koans. I found it really helpful to implement solutions in some imperative or multi-paradigm language, and then go back and do the solutions again in
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College, tell me why things are important. And three courses to do just that.(zachdex.tumblr.com)
3 points by skyraider 14y ago|0 comments
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by skyraider 14y ago
"Elements of Computing Systems" is relatively compact and freely available online: http://www1.idc.ac.il/tecs/plan.html You might learn the most by doing the first 6-8 projects.
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A System to Automate Scientific Research(zachdex.tumblr.com)
1 points by skyraider 14y ago|0 comments
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by skyraider 15y ago
Hm - spreading out the ramping-up over time may not be necessary for getting the window up to size while keeping congestion low. One idea that I found intriguing is "probing" the appropriate window size by "trying out" a large range of win
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by skyraider 15y ago
Government has the power of force, which includes the power to circumvent the price system by taxing or borrowing against future taxes, irrespective of the information the price system conveys about the efficiency of the actions undertaken