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by txutxu 13y ago
Thanks +1 for the direct pointer.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Hello, Is there any way to run this on a recommendable way with other platforms than ubuntu? I could love to see it running smoothly with debian and centos to turn immediately into a converted user. Nice work, looks impressive.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Or we could say: security is a practice. Usually the design of an O.S. has certain weight, but not half of the weight that the operators (and users) have. A keylogger for linux takes less than 30 lines of C... a payload for a root shell tak
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by txutxu 13y ago
I wish we could know what happens "after 12 years in production" (just 10 more). Update: Sorry if someone did feel offended (the negative voting), I said it with my best and more constructive intention. In my opinion, the problem
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by txutxu 13y ago
Marketing... I've seen people converting (catastrophic) human errors in that kind of marketing, where you look so professional dealing with "the attack". Now each time I see DDoS news, I question myself about it.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Option A) You can port any thing you have written previously in other languages. Take something from ~/src/ that way you know how it works and you will focus in learn the language. Option B) You can think about something you'
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by txutxu 13y ago
A bit of fun about all this: The local government site of my spanish country, uses even javascript to record your mouse clicks in US (and cookies without advise, of course), pixel based tracking in case you block javascript, and more on the
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by txutxu 13y ago
I'll discard using separated files, because that supposes the double of files. $ echo $(( $( find ./src -type f | wc -l ) * 2 )) 938 And growing each day... I've make a cli tool to query the docs once everything
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Ask HN: Doc-comments... over each code block or grouped at the end?
3 points by txutxu 13y ago|2 comments
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by txutxu 13y ago
I think I've write fun things in this life (in the sense of code to do stuff). But I can't imagine how the "job" of persons behind all this stuff could be... mmm...
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by txutxu 13y ago
These machines doesn't see to have virtualization capabilities so I think I'll go trough the security training path (honeypot, personal lab, etc). Also maybe I'll put one of them to work on bitcoins to know better the technol
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by txutxu 13y ago
Yes, I don't know if two codes (one for URL and one for the entire site) could make sense in this case.
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by txutxu 13y ago
There is some reasoning about this on: http://www.451unavailable.org/why-do-we-need-error-451 Still, imho, 4XX could be a response for a given URL, but when "a website is blocked" (from the text of the previous UR
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by txutxu 13y ago
Yea I think I could go the BitCoin way with these machines. I've read about bitcoin but never started. About clusters and own cloud, I've enough dose at work, with better hardware :-) The honeypot road also I think could be a fun
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Ask HN: what can I do with 3 recycled laptops?
4 points by txutxu 13y ago|8 comments
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by txutxu 13y ago
I don't seek any excuse. I don't like cars, but I need to use one. I don't like the effects of our civilization in the nature, but at the end I'm part of it to cover my basic needs. And the same happens with internet and
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by txutxu 13y ago
I still use google services. I'm conscious of what happens, much before the NSA revelations this year. I use 8.8.8.8 for DNS on some networks (for external resolution and for nagios) knowing perfectly that each request is registered an
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by txutxu 13y ago
I'm glad to read this. Seems as a sincere and clear explanation to me. Which is a big plus. I'll look forward to the progress of ansibleWorks and I think the free until 10 servers model, is great to let the product be tested and e
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by txutxu 13y ago
Hello, one question: How it's going to affect, this raising, to the ansible project? I mean, I like what I've used until now of ansible. I currently do not need the GUI. Is the ansible project going to continue it's developme
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by txutxu 13y ago
Sorry, you're totally right. I think I over-reacted and distorted the original article with my personal opinion. Even I'm thinking to dedicate some spare time to explore Go thanks to some articles I've seen in the late days.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Sure my opinion is affected by my personal experience or career. Anyway, I should have been more careful and respectful in the way to express myself. I don't have anything against Go in particular. And probably my opinion was biased by
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by txutxu 13y ago
I see those points where wrong. Others don't. (?) If quotes are a reason to get down-voted, I will be more careful. Sorry.
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by txutxu 13y ago
OK, have to agree on this. But he is saying: ignore the team, ensure your job position increasing the bus factor, ignore security updates best practices. Among other things.
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by txutxu 13y ago
About statically linked binaries: 1) I've only loved them, to recover failing disks and broken systems (i.e. a statically linked ddrescue) 2) I think it goes against the general Linux architecture (i.e. it multiplies the number of need
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by txutxu 13y ago
A Java tool could be just a file copy too. If we have to support a Go app, and we are a Go team, maybe it's the right tool for the job, even if we have to reinvent the wheel with configuration management of the systems, backups, auditi
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by txutxu 13y ago
Compiling in production? so this is the lang to "go" in case you're such kind of sysadmin which allows a compiler in production. And have I to assume, it's the lang to "go", in case you're the kind of sysa
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by txutxu 13y ago
Didn't know this project (gnunet). I see it provides file sharing and vpn. VPN will fix some ISP level tracking issues. Private file sharing will protect some cloud surveillance and limiting laws. This is great, to minimise surveillanc
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by txutxu 13y ago
Google is the first one using tables for layout, since they started until today.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Also, you can innovate using _loads_ of common sense, uncommon loads, to the point that something evident and simple, wasn't created before by anybody. Also, I would like to point, that it's not the same "common sense" w
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by txutxu 13y ago
To tell you that there is encoding (or font) problems in your setup before it turns into a real issue. (?)

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