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by windowsworkstoo 6y ago
Refresh token rotation seems to be the standard mitigation ( https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/refresh-tokens/refresh-token-r... )
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by windowsworkstoo 6y ago
Because thats what you want when fingerprinting....the few users who have one connected gives you probably quite and accurate fingerprint for those users.
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by windowsworkstoo 6y ago
lol, pretty standard on site mate, especially during demo - some screws are just a bit too captive, quick whack with your battery (in the impact driver) does the trick.
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by windowsworkstoo 6y ago
Yeh me and and most of the people I work with are on Makita (in Aus). Otherwise Milwaukee is quite popular, especially among the sparkies.
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by windowsworkstoo 6y ago
Why so? They just haven't jumped on the meme-tech train, at least wrt to this setup. Running an actual process on an actual server has been around since time immemorial, as has doing the "atomic" deploy thing (which I'm
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
The way it works best is when you have multiple accounts ,you have a single Identity account, which is where your user accounts live. This account basically allows sign in and assume role - oh and you can't assume unless you have authe
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
The other side of this is as an org, with say 5 - 100 employees, who are all on Okta for example - and want to be able to login to those systems listed using their single Okta creds - this isn't being an about implementing an auth syst
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
So much this - I'm so glad to see this site as it mirrors an exact complaint I have - with hosted directories becoming so popular, wanting SSO should hopefully slowly stop becoming a signal that you are a big org with lots of money to
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
Yes this is still common and is covered by the ATO as the Personal Services Income test - you can either work via your own company or a payroll company but basically income is treated like standard PAYG
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
Nothing public and the assembly is basically undocumented but it's basically start with this assembly and go down the rabbit hole :) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.sqlser... Our us
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
Another nice aspect of this is the tooling (Dlls) can be programmed yourself with a .NET language. Ive used the same tooling to build a pre-deploy check for any suspicious DROPs and ALTERs that force manual intervention - it gives you the a
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
Buddy, it's called "Guerilla Gardening".... I'm not from the U.S but the answer is of course yes, and they would vary wildly per council/municipality
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
The crap apex domain difference is probably explainable due to the fact you can't CNAME an apex (Yes, some CDN's/systems have work arounds). So www gets put behind a nicely configured CDN with decent TLS settings, whereas the
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
Yep, this is spot on - I used to work on a webhosting help desk and could bang out about 100 tickets a shift, because so many were small queries that required no depth work.
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by windowsworkstoo 7y ago
This is how Interflora works.
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Looping back in from my other answer - looking at this, I think you probably know what you want to do, but are still trying to hedge a bet each way. I absolutely empathize - I have been in this exact headspace quite recently. To answer some
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
I'm not sure what your issue with that quote is - because it's 100% accurate. IT sounds like you have enough reports that you now have a people job and not a tech job and that is where your conflict is coming from. You need to eit
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Yes, I dispute that, if we are talking about Australia. As a farmer (both meat and crop), the better you look after your stock, the more you make from them. There is no incentive for cruelty and it will cost you money. Admittedly, we don&#x
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
CIS and the various NSA STIGs are about the best actual prescriptive guides. But threats occcur on a continuum - at a point (which is focused organised crime/nation state actors) you will lose...but there is still a lot of low hanging
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Bang on - all the major PC manufacturers offer this (for a small price of course). you typically get a tech and a part sent out next day, or even within 4 hours on the right plan
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
It’s savage as fuck...still funny though
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Yes, she was implying harlot. It was just a joke, I don’t know how you turned a throw away one liner into a blog post...
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Yeh, the trick with ELK is to spin it up on fewer, but beefier physical servers. We've had great success with this, compared to our first attempts, after failing by following internet memes about running ELK across lots of small virtua
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
I've been on-call for almost 7 years, constantly. You git good at building stuff that doesn't break and/or self heals good enough till morning
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
They only have the dogs at stations with in lower socioeconomic areas...
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Upwork wouldnt have visibility into any other customers he may or may not have had, so it doesn’t seem like their call to make. In Aus we have something sort of similar for contractors called personal services income. The rules are somewhat
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Yep, this is what I do for solicited and unsolicited approaches. Weeds out the pretenders and also signals that you are a serious person. Price signalling works!
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Not the OP but I bill around that per day, so the investment would only be a days worth of billable time to stay cutting edge, so makes sense in that perspective.
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
heh ive used the phone camera trick heaps of times coming onto a site that has had a dodgy splicer who doesnt follow color standards to figure out which pair I was lighting up...quick and dirty but faster than pulling out the full tesy kit
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by windowsworkstoo 8y ago
Typically the cable manufacturer will have a recommendation but in AU I pretty much exclusively use B unless the manufacturer of the cable being used requires A for some reason (like, they spool the strands a certain way, so you might get l

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