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by sslalready 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed write up!
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by sslalready 8y ago
Second this. It’s super hard to imagine in what ways things can go wrong before you have seen or experienced them. Kick-backs would never even have been on my radar, even though I’m seeing myself as a careful person, if it wasn’t for YouTu
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by sslalready 8y ago
Wood working newbie here. I recently learned about table saw kick-backs and ordered a Grr-Ripper push block[1] after seeing it being recommended on several YouTube videos. I’m quite happy with it but I’m not really experienced enough to m
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by sslalready 8y ago
It’s true. Also note that you get a physical core for each vCPU with t2. I’ve benchmarked c5 and t3 against t2 and have found single thread perf to be better on c5 compared to t2. When loading all vCPUs the performance suffered on the newer
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by sslalready 8y ago
No.
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by sslalready 8y ago
If memory serves me right the CVS bug was originally discovered and exploited by a member of an infamous file sharing site. After descriptions(?) of that bug were leaked in underground circles, an east European hacker wrote up his own expl
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by sslalready 8y ago
Is it just me or does the HSTS preload list not work in Firefox 62 (macOS 10.12)? I see a plaintext HTTP request when opening http://www.google.com instead of an immediate https connection to www.google.com.
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by sslalready 8y ago
That's unfortunate. For those with enough karma it's however possible to _vouch_ for flagged posts. But maybe it's too late for that now.
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by sslalready 8y ago
Not sure if you would agree to call them major distros but at least Fedora 23 (Nov, 2015) and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Apr, 2018) ships with Python 3 in their base.
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by sslalready 8y ago
I would just be happy with /usr/bin/python3. That’s how it works on the popular Linux distros per https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/
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by sslalready 8y ago
Hi. I found your thread while looking for more information on (the lack of) Python 3 on Mojave. As a developer I’m annoyed with having to install third party packages to get access to Python 3. The software Apple ships is also code-signed
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So far #macOS Mojave ships with Python 2.7.10(twitter.com)
15 points by sslalready 8y ago|30 comments
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by sslalready 8y ago
ESLint maintainer responds here: https://github.com/eslint/eslint-scope/issues/39#issuecommen... > One of our maintainers did observe that a new npm token was generated overnight (said maintainer was aslee
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by sslalready 8y ago
Thanks for the update. Did this affect all of your public resolvers or only 1.1.1.1?
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SysCA – Certificate tool for Sysadmins(github.com)
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by sslalready 8y ago
I love how this service is actually improving the 1/8 situation. It’s a very cool solution to a challenging problem. Well executed!
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by sslalready 8y ago
Are there any servers supporting JMAP today?
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by sslalready 8y ago
Looks great. Would love to try it out when it goes out of beta. For testning the privacy when it comes to email rendering, have you tried this excellent service? https://www.emailprivacytester.com
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by sslalready 9y ago
I remember how our Sun representatives would go to almost any length to avoid admitting a hardware problem. Instead they tried to blame the problems on cosmic rays or the fact that the servers wasn't running in an environment with a v
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by sslalready 9y ago
Wow, that's a pretty awful UI. The default search form screams "advanced search" from the late 90ies. The compare example looks pretty dated too. I think Kibana and Sourcegraph are on the right track with a single input fi
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by sslalready 9y ago
Thanks, I'll keep an eye on this. Three examples: 300MB size, 600 branches, 25k commits. 250MB, 250 branches, 15k commits. 80MB, 100 branches, 4k commits. Textwise it is a mix of Golang, JS and Python. Most of the repo size comes from
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by sslalready 9y ago
Just tried this out on some of our code bases. It appears to fail to generate snippets/highlights for all files that contain non-Unicode text, e.g. "Müller" in ISO-8859-1. Known issue? Many queries times out for me although
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by sslalready 9y ago
I think TRIM is dangerous not because of information leaks, but because of the risk of IV/nonce reuse when SSD data blocks are unmapped but not cleared. This would pose a risk if someone dumps the raw content of the NAND chips and fin
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by sslalready 9y ago
I can recommend subscribing to Most recent announcements from AWS [1] for keeping up. You'll get weekly summary emails with headlines, HN style. They link to articles here[2]. [1] https://aws.amazon.com/subscribe-to-
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by sslalready 9y ago
Is it possible to use Parameter Store without configuring System Manager for the instances where it's used? I recently looked into SSM but was put off because the docs[1] suggested that you add the managed AmazonEC2RoleforSSM policy to
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by sslalready 9y ago
This happens in several parts of Europe as well. It's part of the telcos' billing infrastructures, and many operators for example have middleboxes which allow TCP streams to be looked up against the billing system. I believe the
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by sslalready 9y ago
Wow, impressive! The 360 view, LED moving indicator and full BOM shows some attention to details. Also, the UX looks great. Very nice work.
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by sslalready 9y ago
Personally I've managaged to avoid using it so far. But yes, you can whitelist individual binaries or even directories. The lack of code-signing doesn't prevent whitelisting, it just makes your life harder than necessary.
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by sslalready 9y ago
In practise it's much easier to just trust well-known developers by whitelisting their code-signing certificates. You could still get owned, of course, but the benefit here is that you're excluding everything not explicitly whitel
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by sslalready 9y ago
I find it useful for filtering and caching. Things like redirecting traffic to /.well-known/acme-challenge/ to your certificate management host, providing an endpoint for machine status or filtering requests to dot-files. Or

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