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by thatha7777 6y ago
This will give a creepy feeling to many security experts, but here's my two cents: The only issue with this scheme is that any device that trusts your "internal CA" can be MITM'd as easily as someone can use/abuse y
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by thatha7777 6y ago
This is very similar to port knocking, although more complicated. Although a proper JWT token is “more secure” than a sequence of 0-65535 integers, I contend that having complicated and/or unvetted logic as your first line of defense i
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by thatha7777 6y ago
Unsurprising. Another decade-old example: in the pre-iPhone/pre-Android era, when Google Maps was available on BlackBerry, Google created a vast database that associated cellphone tower locations to addresses, on the (smart) assumption
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by thatha7777 6y ago
Yes, this. I’m sick of finding contact forms to respond to incorrectly issued invoices.
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by thatha7777 6y ago
I was reading this, and I was like, wow that really sounds like a Greek gov't job, and . . . then I see your name. Geia sou re patrioti :P
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by thatha7777 6y ago
That’s a pretty interesting interpretation of “we the people” filled with political undercurrents. I think your underlying assumption is that only an “exclusive” university can provide a good education, and not something en masse. I think U
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CLI for ordering Dominos pizza(github.com)
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by thatha7777 7y ago
If I were you, I'd start with Cloudflare + Argo, and setting some good caching rules, and see if that helps at all. Yes, in general, your server should be as close to your customers . . . but if you're calling into a lot of backen
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by thatha7777 7y ago
Self-managed email means using SES? The dream of the 90s exclaims “ouch”. It’s a realistic choice and I am not judging it, but still, ouch.
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by thatha7777 7y ago
It looks like until 14 hours ago, your project had an Apache 2.0 license, which explicitly allows any usage of your code. Additionally, the “you must include this notice” requirement applies only to redistributions of the code (and running
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by thatha7777 7y ago
There’s Postgres Pro Enterprise which is a commercial fork that has a connection poller feature. Back in May it seemed to outperform Odyssey, according to a benchmark by one of the Postgres Pro folks: https://github.com/post
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I hacked my parents, my neighbor, and my school too at age 12(atha.io)
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Show HN: Quickly Traverse Nested Dirs in CLI(github.com)
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Hacked Scooters in Brisbane Start Speaking(brisbanetimes.com.au)
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by thatha7777 8y ago
Dan and Scott, thank you for thoughtful moderation, patches, and your cheerful goodwill.
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by thatha7777 8y ago
I suspect that the default reading of this text means "add your localhost.crt to the system's locally trusted roots" (or worse, "import the root certificate [to your locally trusted roots]"). Although there are meth
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by thatha7777 9y ago
Don't they assume a causal relationship? Maybe those groups are bigger because they're smarter (and they get food/other resources more effeciently).
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by thatha7777 9y ago
There is something ironic about trusting your decentralized cryptocurrencies to a centralized institution (like a bank that offers safety deposit boxes). Someone who keeps enough assets in cryptocurrencies to want to include them in their w
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by thatha7777 9y ago
Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme (ssss) would allow you to encrypt your recovery words in such a way that you could distribute the encrypted recovery words to N parties, and require the knowledge of K parties (n < k) to decrypt the se
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by thatha7777 10y ago
Sorry for the , but if you took a Space Shuttle to Proxima Centauri it'd take 160,865 years. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=distance+to+Proxima+Cen...
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by thatha7777 10y ago
1. The Little Prince, by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Repeatedly (to different people).
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by thatha7777 10y ago
Does this teach us anything about the causes of MS, and potentially inform on preventative measures?
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by thatha7777 11y ago
Is there any extra state stored somewhere outside my Kubernetes cluster to manage this workflow?
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The 99% (of startups)(justinkan.com)
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by thatha7777 11y ago
Fun fact: Russia loves FreeBSD. ( https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=freebsd )
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by thatha7777 11y ago
Gumroad lets you do this for PayPal & Credit Cards, and it charges 5% flat—not on top of payment processing fees.
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by thatha7777 12y ago
GMail is a single-page app that popularized rendering on the browser/AJAX in many ways.
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A Gmail Workflow(blog.sourcing.io)
13 points by thatha7777 13y ago|4 comments
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by thatha7777 13y ago
Sadly, this isn't a provider of "secure email", but a "secure" "email provider". Merely encrypting things at rest doesn't solve the reality of why email is insecure: email is insecure not because it&#
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by thatha7777 13y ago
A further argument against biometrics, for those in the United States, is that your "right to silence" (under the 5th amendment) doesn't protect you against the government compelling you to use your fingerprint to unlock some

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