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by spydum 10y ago
I tend to agree with you: without MEANINGFUL employment (and I don't mean some feel good no value job), people's self worth on these areas would tank, and dive into coping and depression.
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by spydum 10y ago
Virtualization and time sync have had notorious problems. One ugly work around was frequent NTP polling and adjustments. NTP has a min and max poll interval, and it determines how frequently it should poll automatically based on how far i
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by spydum 10y ago
Great article, shared it on with my coworkers. - poorly, really. - for network, and security stuff, absolutely: splunk is the bees knees. For apps, each team tends to run their own mix (graylog2/elk/custom). Have pushed for more s
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by spydum 10y ago
Burpsuite has interception proxy and runs on Java.
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by spydum 10y ago
Super highly unlikely. If it's anything like the other corporate incubators: they only fund initiatives which benefit parent company, and only give you a bonus of sorts and a role as a program manager (with some corporate handholding a
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by spydum 10y ago
Exactly this.. The about shops that have all their server tooling for Linux, and want this nice 3rd party tool but it requires SQL Server.. Either team grins and bears supporting a one off OS and application, or they find another solution a
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by spydum 10y ago
Yes but that is more for standard idle time expiration.. The problem being addressed above is for actively invalidating an existing JWT for a user once they already have it (and before the default/original expiry is met).
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by spydum 10y ago
fully agreed here, especially leave yourself room for when you misjudged some resource utilization (and need more). Nothing worse than having a resource crunch (cpu/mem/io) and not being able to resolve it because your rack is out
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by spydum 10y ago
i've noticed more and more cheap USB wall-wart chargers. I can hear them pulsing, it's sort of interesting, but super frustrating when trying to go to sleep (I end up just unplugging.. for which you can hear it scream as it drains
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by spydum 10y ago
Good talk, I feel like I've tread exactly this same thinking and given a similar talk internally (i accidentally ended up as the LB SME), even used poisson distribution to model the requests and do some code demos. He references a simp
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by spydum 10y ago
Definitely, but key is to actually THINK, and reason about it, not just worry/stress about it! Great irony also is that I've seen teams try to be agile , which they seem to think means code > design.. Often ends up poorly.
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by spydum 10y ago
Difference is I can do traffic analysis and RST generation over lots of machines (if it gets slow, worst case my RST gets there late). Changing routes/forwarding table action has to happen on machine moving large data, in real time.
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by spydum 10y ago
Chuck, just want to say your detail and insightful comments are a tremendous asset to the community! I do have to disagree though: MSFT has office and windows as major cash cows, maybe azure will also start turning some big profit in 2017 a
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by spydum 10y ago
Great write up. Dealing with my own employer and the constant confusion around oauth vs OIDC vs JWT, and having to explain they aren't VS at all! They are all stacked on oauth itself, and don't really have much to say about the ac
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by spydum 10y ago
Not sure what you get exposed to on a daily basis, but this is pretty much factual. The amount of SQL injection is astounding.
646.
by spydum 10y ago
Reality is in a large org, process can usually be sidestepped with emergency change requests and executive sponsor. Which is basically what happened here, it just took extra days because it wasn't started that way.
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by spydum 10y ago
Haven't you just described 90% of the VC investments made in startups in the last few years?
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by spydum 10y ago
apples and oranges actually. Azure RBAC is great in that you can keep it within the same account. Orgs and accounts means you can never really share resources, nor move them between. Think about what happens if you have a VPC in account A,
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by spydum 10y ago
Really large organizations will appreciate this, IAM is not sufficient. Many account limits impact larger orgs, and having to ensure each accounts policies are set right is a trust exercise. It's much nicer to have policy trickle down
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by spydum 10y ago
I imagine a proxy with a whitelist/blacklist setup should be easy to throw together in quick fashion, then set your browser to use that. TLS sites become a little more problematic, unless you feel like MITM'ing your traffic there
651.
by spydum 10y ago
Much of the cheaper comes when you get the large enterprise discounts (versus amazon). Those don't last forever though. Their offering is definitely far more immature, but they are making constant improvements. They tend to be leveragi
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by spydum 10y ago
interesting. I wonder how automated traffic cameras/redlight ticket systems would impact that? I suspect most people "squeeze" into the intersection to avoid the next cycle, because they dont see a traffic cop around. if all
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by spydum 10y ago
I can 100% attest that is is a false assumption. </regret>
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by spydum 10y ago
Slow news day, and not enough /newest voters?
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by spydum 10y ago
Already exists https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidential_Emergency_Opera...
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by spydum 10y ago
As others posted, it seems to me care wasn't taken to be super clear on what was slightly ambiguous email about telling people to resign. That is a huge deal from a CEO. That line should have been left out. CEO should not be so careles
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by spydum 10y ago
could be entirely a software bug? Though I tend to agree that it looks worse than that.
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by spydum 10y ago
I think many people like the idea of decentralized in principle, but when the centralized power shares consequences for the decentralized mismanagement, people tend to get pissy (see EU financial crisis woes with Greece and friends, or USA
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by spydum 10y ago
Yes, agree TripAdvisor and yelp type things help to avoid bad experiences, but I find them useless for finding good ones.
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by spydum 10y ago
no idea, but do people actually use audio in virtualized machines? I've always found the experience (vmware or virtualbox) to be hideous.

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