txutxu

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by txutxu 9y ago
Nitpick: We're extremely open, ... compared to other COMPANY BACKED PROJECTS, but far away of totally OPENSOURCE projects that doesn't reserve any feature... we currently have... https://www.haproxy.com/products&#x
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by txutxu 9y ago
> The platform maintains an average signal rating for each hacker (aka security researcher). Companies can limit access to their programs to hackers with a certain signal or higher. This will significantly increase SNR for the program. S
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by txutxu 9y ago
Hello, I'm using it for not too big stuff. Your biggest concerns, maybe: + Bandwidth limitations (the $5 instance has 200m/s I think) + Lack of additional services you get in other clouds (email sending with AWS SES, for example).
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by txutxu 10y ago
This implies that previously it was not in this way? You can read the history... government is moved by interests. Dot. The grandparent of the grandparent of the grandparent of the grandparent of the grandparent of the (perl -E 'say &q
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by txutxu 10y ago
Publishing the public key that you use to push to github/gitlab is not a big issue... But Re-using your github key-pair, to connect to other unknown and uncontrolled places, _is_ a security issue. Even re-using your daily system user,
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by txutxu 10y ago
Nor the protocol neither the service, but the data. If you're going to encrypt all the backup locally before send it to rsync.net, tomorrow you will need to transfer all the GB again, even if just one bit did change...
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by txutxu 10y ago
No, you're right... even more in the case of 999GB $ echo $(( (8 * 999) / 100 )) 79 79 dollars/month I have a home made solution for personal disaster recovery, which is 30€/month in Hetzner (2TB storage, no
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by txutxu 10y ago
Regarding the code... set -euf onecmd --args "$@" The set -u is unneeded, as there are no code variables involved. The set -e is not needed, as there is only one command, and the script will return the exit status of
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by txutxu 10y ago
I prefer to work with a frontend engineer that knows a little bit about packet loss, routing, load balancing, white/black listing, retransmission, packet fragmentation, latency, mobile connections, socket limits, common error messages
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by txutxu 10y ago
I think about frontend designers (User experience people). They should know a little bit about TCP, SSL, HTTP, networking, monitoring, statistics, and everything related to frontend markup bloat, bandwidth, compression, etc. I've work
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by txutxu 10y ago
I did a LOGO programming course before having a computer, but we did have computers in the course. That did help. One thing that did help me a lot when I didn't have computer or fast internet connection, were: the computing and program
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by txutxu 10y ago
Katanas did come to my mind when reading your comment, but I find this more contradictory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Japanese_iron-working_te...
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by txutxu 10y ago
Didn't notice about snoop, thanks!
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by txutxu 10y ago
This responds pretty well to other commentary of mine. Thanks.
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by txutxu 10y ago
Sorry, if you have some suggestion in howto make it clearer, please, let me know.
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by txutxu 10y ago
Unless it's some case sensitive trick, I'm looking for alternatives to it. It's hard to believe that 99% of opensource based network analysis is relying in a single alternative. There use to ve CVEs and RCE announcements from
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by txutxu 10y ago
Did find this: http://www.ntop.org/products/packet-capture/pf_ring/ I think does not rely in libpcap. Also did find some python which can read pcap files but does not use libpcap. It's hard to find teste
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Ask HN: Opensource alternatives to tcpdump?
4 points by txutxu 10y ago|11 comments
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by txutxu 10y ago
I see microservices as responsibility deduplication in a organization-traversal-wide. De-duplication is a very old concept (differentiates good "sysadmins" from bad ones, since the 90's, and good programmers from bad ones). T
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by txutxu 10y ago
Thanks for the TL;DR the topic was interesting but I was tired for read more after all day. My grandma used to say "brain is a muscle". And I used to see it as an over-simplification, because I was studying, etc... With the time,
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by txutxu 10y ago
I see the point, did think the same when reaching "npm install" it's like gcc -o a.out something.html But there are teams dedicated to the "image" of opensource projects, and people that needs to collaborate that wa
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by txutxu 10y ago
I remember being told the same in a project/company in Holland, Europe. Never have been told again. Maybe being strict worldwide (as soon as something is published to internet), or as soon as there is Intellectual Property Agreement, t
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by txutxu 10y ago
I ask from the ignorance, no pun intended. Is there a good reason to insert 30 lines of license repetition, in each script of between 4 and 10 lines of total code? I see it as a maintenance/developer-usability burden (specially if the
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by txutxu 10y ago
This. The higher SLA system that I've created, was for a military project. Physical network layout: I did choose a double port star topology, this is, every HP5300 modular swith, was connected to each other switch, with two "teame
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by txutxu 10y ago
Sorry, I'm from Europe too, and I did feel in my skin, the Nazi ideology that remains, when working in Holland/The Netherlands for 2 years. If I read "ss" in a computer/programing context, I don't think about N
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by txutxu 10y ago
ss - Sockets Stat (?)
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by txutxu 10y ago
Some perl projects carried by teams, use perltidy as pre-commit hook. It's not as cool as talk about newer languages, but it handles all you may need about code indenting and alignment. And about tabs and about spaces. Today somebody w
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by txutxu 10y ago
Well, this is what I could do in that (or almost any) case: 1) Setting features, key points, points to avoid, and goals of the project. 2) Choosing the toolchain to use, for resolving the points at 1) 3) Coding the features with that toolch
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by txutxu 10y ago
(Some) people needs new keywords to feel ok. Many years in IT, little and big companies... I've seen 3 security models: 1) Absent. Everybody was so worried about other keywords, than nobody did remember about data security until it was
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by txutxu 10y ago
The article asserts many things about the city. I don't bring my Mum to Barcelona by a few reasons, and one of them is that she could be unable to cross most roads, as a pedestrian, on time for the traffic light. Of course that's

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