tedchs

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by tedchs 11y ago
I see both sides of this. It sounds like Zenefits was scraping the HTML interface of ADP's web site, and according to ADP's response, generating huge volumes of traffic. Around here, there is a bias that startup = white knight a
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by tedchs 11y ago
How are people controlling Windows servers remotely without SSH? Remote desktop only?
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by tedchs 11y ago
Important note, this is not a feature provided by Google; it is "offered by www.eisbahn.jp/yoichiro" per Chrome Web store.
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by tedchs 11y ago
I wonder if the devices were actually encrypted already, and were simply rebooted so they would all be sitting at a boot password prompt.
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by tedchs 11y ago
That could be an interesting model if your web app is a single-page / static app served from Google Cloud Storage, with Javascript making AJAX calls to your backend and configured to gracefully handle transient errors as servers come a
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by tedchs 11y ago
Uh, this feature has been available for years, hardly "news".
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by tedchs 11y ago
Alarmist headline for an obscure driver, that, while included in the kernel, is almost certainly not running on your production Linux server. Seems to be related to products from Ozmo Device Inc. that push USB data over a layer 2 Wi-Fi Dir
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by tedchs 11y ago
You can't succeed with this model by just setting your firewall to allow 0.0.0.0/0. This approach still requires defense in depth, and a holistic view of security. If someone was able to deface your web app, then your company wa
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by tedchs 11y ago
Why would you use this instead of AWS Elasticache w/ the Redis option?
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by tedchs 11y ago
The advice I've heard from serious people using Elasticsearch for serious things indicate that you should definitely not use Elasticsearch as a primary data store (i.e. it should be treated as a cache).
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by tedchs 12y ago
I wonder if the lack of help from LACP was because DRBD is using only 1 TCP session, which would only get hashed to one or the other member link?
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by tedchs 12y ago
I tried Openshift 2 briefly, but didn't adopt it partially because it was too opinionated for my taste. I am excited about Openshift 3 for its adoption of Docker containers and Kubernetes.
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Red Hat OpenShift 3 design document(github.com)
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by tedchs 12y ago
The smartest advice I've received on Cat5 is don't cut off both sides at once; one of them might be good.
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by tedchs 12y ago
This post is from last year. I've been using these images on GCE for testing and they work well. Works particularly nicely for getting a Deis PaaS up and running quickly.
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by tedchs 12y ago
IANAL... is this even legal given that the US Dollar is the only official currency of the United States?
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by tedchs 12y ago
Why not use client-side SSL certificates in the browser?
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by tedchs 12y ago
You could always take some Art of War inspiration and learn MongoDB really well before your interview, then once you get in there become the in-house Mongo go-to expert, then use your clout to recommend a replacement. :)
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by tedchs 12y ago
In my experience, developers' top 3 mistakes in this area are: 1. Convincing themselves they have "big data" instead of just "data". If it fits in RAM on your laptop, it's definitely not "big". 2. Th
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by tedchs 12y ago
Yeah, Google Domains runs your domain on Google Cloud DNS. My DNS servers are ns-cloud{1..4}.googledomains.com.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Google Domains includes phone support.
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by tedchs 12y ago
I have been approximately you a couple times. If it were me in your shoes again, I would leverage the huge amount of knowledge/skills I've acquired and jump into a new opportunity. There are basically 3 directions: 1) start your
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by tedchs 12y ago
Article is from February 2014.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Many organizations that have the problem this solves are already complex enough to benefit from LDAP. etcd is not appropriate to use outside a controlled server environment because it's not authenticated.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Wow, I think it would be awesome to publish some analysis of lessons learned + recovery playbook.
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by tedchs 12y ago
I'm pretty sure we can assume the attackers know how to mitigate these. Just like home burglars know how to prevent burglaries.
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by tedchs 12y ago
If I understand correctly, Docker's performance on OS X is a function of running in a Linux virtual machine, because Docker requires Linux. Is there something about Docker that you feel like inhibits performance beyond the VM itself?
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by tedchs 12y ago
If folks are looking for an alternative DNS host, there is Google Cloud DNS, which I have been using for a while via Google Domains and it's pretty awesome. Conceptually similar to Route53. Can use Google Cloud DNS without using othe
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by tedchs 12y ago
It seems like DDoS attacks are becoming more prevalent. Are there forums where attacked companies can share data about the attacks they see and what they had to do to mitigate them? I feel like there should be public community resources a
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by tedchs 12y ago
At least with .rar files you can still see the list of files in the archive even if it's password protected.

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