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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Dill pickle, tomato, peppers, relish.
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
I want to do this. But I don't want anyone else to do this, or it'll spoil the dream.
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
You are incorrect. edit according to your wording, you are sometimes correct. But terraform plan often can't show values that it can't predict ("Values known after apply"), so you often can't predict what apply
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
You know how you can build an app's tests to generate new tests based on a schema, to test all possible permutations of a data structure using all possible data inputs? That, but for databases. In Security this is known as "fuzzin
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
It would be nice if it worked that way. What happens if your network is interrupted during apply or your STS credential expires? If you are lucky, you may be able to upload the errored.tfstate and plan/apply again. But if somebody else
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
A Kubernetes cluster already runs on cobbled together shell scripts. The K8s build and setup files, Dockerfiles, in-lined commands in kubectl files. Shell scripts are just small simple programs. Immutable Infrastructure isn't magical a
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
There will not be a massive productivity boost in the next 10 years. We haven't had a productivity boost in the past 20 years. In fact, we're much less productive now. But I digress. We're still largely making and running sof
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
I'm a little blown away by how over-complicated this page is. The flowchart...
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
The first question I have about this is the evidence. If the police are the only ones giving evidence/testimony, then their findings are suspect, as they have the best incentive in the world to lie and fabricate evidence. And it's
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Last time I tried to do this same thing, I didn't know about these, and ended up spending a couple days on wget and httrack. Do all these alternatives work from the command line, or are they their own little proprietary ecosystem?
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Funny, "Police Killings" sounds like the issue is police being killed. For such a verbose language we sure do communicate dissatisfactorily.
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
People trying to circumvent censorship often look like "attackers". When I was in middle school, I needed to research a paper in the school library computers. Their stupid computers were always messed up; first the proxy settings
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Correction: the pandemic exposed communication and workflow issues that you are trying to solve by scheduling tribal knowledge. 1. Are you having a meeting because somebody is looking for information? Do not have a meeting. Write shit down.
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Old school internet ad tech worked around what you are trying to do. We were doing this in 2003, before Google started up AdSense and well before acquiring DoubleClick. The way it worked at [former employer] was, we had a lot of digital pro
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Holy shit, what a great phishing tool. Send people an e-mail to opt out of Visa Marketing at a vaguely long/confusing URL and ask for their CC# and PIN. The fact that this site is real makes it more convincing.
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by throwaway823882 5y ago
Then another option is to implement all 3. This gives you what you want most of the time, but also supports all customer use cases. The downside is the customer now needs a flow chart to understand how their DNS is resolving. To start with,
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
I'm sure the rest of the ecosystem will just wait around for a few decades while we begin to repopulate them...
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
I don't think it is possible to "accidentally" decline the number of predators without it rippling into a potential ecological collapse.
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
> It is important to understand how a tool works at a practical level. There needs to be a term for "This page you're reading is bogus horseshit theory, do not try to apply it practically".
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
You can technically add an iptables match rule to only forward DNS packets whose contents match a ".internal" DNS query, but it sounds like a recipe for disaster. It would be better if they wrote an actual iptables protocol filter
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
You're trying to do something DNS wasn't built for, so, there is no good solution for what you want ("only serve .internal and nothing else"). As I see it, you have 3 options: 1. Use ".internal.someotherdomain.io&qu
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
First, please read this, it's important: you are going to be OK. Even if you are homeless. You will be OK. Take things one at a time, and try not to worry about anything except your most immediate problem/task. Second: choose a pa
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
Clean room builds. Set up an environment with no access to anything (other than a NAT gateway). Copy only the files needed to do the build into the environment. Run the build. At the end of the build, capture the artifacts. Tear it all down
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
I remember my dismay when I realized years ago that successive generations of software developers don't know anything their predecessors did. It takes about a decade or more for them to pick it up by osmosis from their peers (or HN). I
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
So, on "rotate your credentials", some of the things you'll need to do: - Does your CI job query any system using a service account? Time to rotate that service account password. Hope it wasn't used by anything other tha
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Poul-Hennings Random Outbursts(varnish-cache.org)
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
Distributed [decentralized] databases are basically the most complicated software you can play with that isn't classified/proprietary. Read through all these Jepsen analyses: https://jepsen.io/analyses Then consid
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
> imagine a society where people are actually held accountable for spreading bullshit disinformation, wouldn't that be a net good? Sure, but who cares? Just doing what is a 'net good' isn't a good enough yard stick fo
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
Not a book, but I would add to the foreword: "Try not to use them."
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by throwaway823882 6y ago
you new here bruh

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