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13y ago
Curiously, today I've make a present to a young girl, a sentence to put in the wall: "do what you love, love what you do" I think the second part of the sentence, is as important as the first one. About jobs I've
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Aleluia !!! Hey, it's just a takedown. People? well I've to sleep... If apple were so "cool", now they should have some detail, present, or something with the service users. Or at a minimal, the corner grocery store, cou
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Recent threads here announced in OVH: 500G disk, Atom servers, very cheap, connected at 100mbps, with unlimited transfer (after some TB it slows down to 10mbps). But I think it's availability was limited to location. Maybe you can stor
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The command= simply changes "what" gets executed when the user logs in. A jail (ChrootDirectory in ssh) changes "where" the user gets when logs in. The most creative thing I've do with command= was a "select&qu
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North Korea 41 IPs. Realy ?
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Yes, I see my sentence was not clear at all. There I was saying, that even if I have make some security research, from a internet connection not related with me, with hardware not related with me, I've never work on it more than 1 week
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Upvoted, did make me enjoy the read. 6 months since the first SQLi to the "Nasqad is owned". 6 months... Sometimes I've play Neo from a pub connection with recycled hardware (not buy with my card number) but at most one week
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When I used OVH about two years ago, on dedicated servers, it was possible. And I think still will be in those.
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If you web application could run ok (for the number of visitors) in a netbook with mechanical disk, then an Atom is ok. Note that I've seen people running gnome on a netbook. Still, I see this, and I think more about: "backups&quo
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My short experience was very good. A few VPSs for low traffic sites and a big dedicated for a drupal. Everything was fine, no surprises, and they have a soap API which allows you to automate everything from billing, to dns, machine creation
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It was just a symbolic reference. In Spain (where I did grow) as well as in The Netherlands (where I work now) you can. Of course, in both places, you can get more expensive ones too. Depends on the shop.
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By the price of two coffees you get a server connected to internet. When I started with this, the price of a server was the salary of an adult of medium class working during one year (and you got it without connection to internet, neither h
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How much ram do you win, blacklisting those modules ? All the kernel modules of my desktop sum a few KB. Only in 1 system I see "nvidia" is a big module, but it doesn't use to be loaded in virtual machines. About the blacklis
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No. But it eases "man in the middle" attacks (someone impersonating the host you think you're connecting to, with that key). Still, if someone puts your pub key in an authorized_keys of a malicious host, and then manipulates
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What I don't understand is why every maintainer adds a (unneeded) layer for enable/disable. If you want to run a service, you have a runlevel editor. This is, chkconfig in RH based, and update-rc.d in debian based. That is the too
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I take my hat off by personal challenge and the technical side of the project. But I put more kudos on "publishing it". I'm a self-taught which now can say I'm more than a decade in the industry, but I think I could neve
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I was going to launch a SaaS in Spain oriented to the education market, but when studying my potential customers locally, did make me almost leave immediately by the expectations. I did get a nice job offer in other country and finally did
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> "Dual WAN router is the bare minimum that a business should consider" .... Next logic step could be dual wan firewall pair. So you can apply firmware/kernel/whatever upgrades periodically without network disruption
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You have get already very good tips. I could add this ones for completion: Review your backups and contingency plans (and measure your restore times). Usually you will want a mysql.conf for production mode, and a different one for full rest
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I see down votes in this comment I did. Sorry if someone did feel offended. I did feel offended by Cannonical seeking my funds, and I've my personal reasons to not fund them. Maybe I did not express it the best way, but anyway it'
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Seriously it does not ? Add something like this: myapp:234:respawn:/path/to/myscript to your inittab, and sysvinit will relaunch it (if it dies). Regards.
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So how this works... ? I fund, then Amazon tracks what I search by default on my machine ? Or I fund and you FIGHT AGAINST a project maintained by voluntary people ? OK, I 'll NOT fund you.
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Maybe you don't like the disclosure style. Maybe you don't like the place of the heart where he was born. Maybe you wouldn't like to be him, neither his procedures. Meh, even I dislike the O.S. he uses. But anyway, the fact i
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I've like many of the ideas. Inspiring. +1 I don't understand very well how would you like to implement the "93 Shell Output Pinning". Usually I do that with an array variable.
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Also, as you ask for experiences: In my current and previous job, nagios, with nrpe. Before that, in a shop I did have only Debian servers, I did write my own dashboard. The reason has been always pragmatism.
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Nagios is great if you manage bare metal. If you have a very dynamic environment (a.k.a. virtualisation, cloud, etc) usually you have to go one level furter and integrate your provisioning tools with the monitoring (and backups) system. I&#
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In open-source, and even in startups, sometimes the project is a one person project. Or a 2, 3, 4 or more but without frontend skills. I don't have front-end skills. I mean, I can "play" with CSS, and layouts, and it may even
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At some point, some one, did understand, that the _words_ of Mr. Tolvards on a "hacking" mailing list, did suppose any real treat, or abuse, or purpose of damage, or bad intentions ? I'm sick of this kind of things. And I
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Errr that is from one year ago ? 2012 ?
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Thanks for the information. Really does not remember to me my first impressions with cron :) I don't doubt of the quality of this guy and it's ideas and solutions, I cannot say I'm better. And I've seen many "weird
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