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by snug 7y ago
It would be great to make the packages immutable, doesn't allow the maintainer of the package to change code on the website, malicious or not.
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by snug 7y ago
HSTS Preload prevents that from happening even if they never visited the site
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by snug 7y ago
Awesome, seems like a great service. I myself don't think it'll be a good idea to give someone my credit card number. In another comment you talked about starting another kind of bank? details?
184.
by snug 7y ago
So how do you send the mail if you never get the data?
185.
by snug 7y ago
Wait, you want me to put my credit card number and my personal info?
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by snug 7y ago
That's exactly the ones that I mean :)
187.
by snug 7y ago
It doesn't even look like it's blocked, you just get a interstitial page warning. I think this was their best route. Shouldn't be up to tech companies to build logic for each site that can't get a handle on their users c
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by snug 7y ago
> A free tier will be available some time in 2020, as will a paid subscription tier that doesn't require the upfront purchase. Wonder if the paid sub won't require a payment for games in the future. Even with a console you stil
189.
by snug 7y ago
A company I worked for just had revolving doors for all entrances
190.
by snug 7y ago
CGP Grey did a video about this https://youtu.be/oAHbLRjF0vo
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by snug 7y ago
> gVisor provides a virtualized environment in order to sandbox untrusted containers. So yes
192.
by snug 8y ago
Is there a video or slide notes?
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The Future of Augmented Reality, Our Data Privacy Problem [video](youtube.com)
2 points by snug 8y ago|0 comments
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by snug 8y ago
Seems pretty pricey, smallest container is about $70/month for each region and each instance
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Chinese schools enforce smart uniforms with tracking system to monitor students(abc.net.au)
9 points by snug 8y ago|1 comments
196.
by snug 8y ago
Also https://www.cloudflare.com/products/argo-smart-routing/
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by snug 8y ago
+1 I hope this is just pre-release. I imagine once 1.0 it'll be opt-in.
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by snug 8y ago
StatefulSets are not "smart." You would need to manage and configure any kind of replications, leader elections, backups, etc. Operators like KubeDB make this easier to manage, and can make stateful applications more "Cloud N
199.
by snug 8y ago
should have just named it gawk tbh
200.
by snug 8y ago
Have you looked at using a managed kubernetes service like GKE, you still lose about 10% of your resources, but you're not paying for the master. You could even look at something like Google App Engine.
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by snug 8y ago
Use the CDN https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/bac...
202.
by snug 8y ago
It says in the article. It's a slack channel for previous employees, not from the actual company.
203.
by snug 8y ago
This is only showing companies that are HQ in SF, doesn't show satellite offices, which there are many of them.
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by snug 8y ago
The reference architecture is built off of GoogleCloudPlatform/microservices-demo [0] which has a few more languages [0] https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/microservices-demo
205.
by snug 8y ago
A reasonably secure os? I think that's one thing I don't want just reasonable
206.
by snug 8y ago
You can do that with pagreules
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by snug 8y ago
Google does
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by snug 8y ago
Any language runtime natively. Opensource. Run anywhere.
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by snug 8y ago
Sensationalist title > “I wouldn’t have minded buying them, but it’s OK,” Greene said at a Fortune Magazine event in San Francisco on Wednesday.
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by snug 8y ago
I don't see how this makes it any easier or safer than kubectx.

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