yourabi

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   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. We're constantly improving and rolling out new features. We're confident that over your question will become less of a question :-)
2. 32.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thank you for the feedback! Definitely something we'll consider. Email me if I can help out in any way! hn username at currylab.com / gmail.com
3. 33.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thank you for the feedback - interesting to hear that your midsize business generated 416 certs. We do more than you can do by scripting OpenSSL. For example: as far as I know OpenSSL won't warn you if your certificate is signed using
4. 34.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thank you for the kind words!
5. 35.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thank you! We're constantly improving and adding extra checks.
6. 36.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. We're in Oakland, California.
7. 37.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thanks for the feedback and thoughts, aroch. Can I ask why you wouldn't pay a "random person" as you say - since this information is by definition public? Can you tell me a bit about your experience using MarkMonitor to do th
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   by yourabi 12y ago

   Thanks for your feedback but I strongly disagree and I think recent history supports that CAs don't do much for you once they've collected your payment. CAs won't alert you if someone breaks into your server and replaces you
9. 39.▲
   by yourabi 12y ago

   We built Snitch to make it simple and easy to get a handle on your SSL certificates. Our mission is to help people avoid getting blind-sided by SSL issues - losing customers, reputation and business in the process. We've been working o
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    Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting(snitch.io)

    37 points by yourabi 12y ago|46 comments
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    by yourabi 12y ago

    Could you please elaborate on your 'private network' setup on Linode?
12. 42.▲
    by yourabi 12y ago

    There are very clearly new instance types on that list: t2.micro, t2.small, t2.medium.
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    New AWS EC2 instances(aws.amazon.com)

    74 points by yourabi 12y ago|32 comments
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    by yourabi 13y ago

    I know of an interesting company hiring - Chief Software Architect - San Carlos, CA. Full time. Burstorm provides a unique solution for any organization that is both focused on reducing the cost of compute, storage, datacenters and networks
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    Facebook open sources the Open Compute Project(github.com)

    3 points by yourabi 15y ago|0 comments
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    SimpleGEO released an GeoIP service today http://blog.simplegeo.com/2010/12/22/holidays-are-for-hackin...
17. 47.▲
    by yourabi 16y ago

    I'm really interested in Options data (not just equity data)
18. 48.▲
    by yourabi 16y ago

    I'm not interested in HFT specifically but I have been looking around for a good cheap-ish market data feed to do automated screening / analysis
19. 49.▲
    by yourabi 16y ago

    I miss NM every day. Could you add an RSS feed to forlue?
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    If you are asking the answer is probably no. It is a very capital intensive business. You need a large amount of capital to get started (single millions? maybe up to 10 million?) You have a high barrier to entry: colocation at exchanges (ex
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    there is an old joke: "how can you tell if a salesman is lying" - answer: his lips are moving.
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    Also worth checking out is mixpanel - an HN startup (see link at bottom).
23. 53.▲
    by yourabi 16y ago

    A few brokers offer APis such as TDAmeritrade, and Interactive Brokers. IB has 10k minimum opening (though I believe you can transfer some of that out after). More importantly to be a pattern day-trader and get the 4-1 margin you have to ma
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    In isolation yes - it is unlikely the vector of attack would (ever) be the firewall itself. In fact I think system level attacks are less likely than application level attacks (SQL injection, XSS..etc) I think you really get some performanc
25. 55.▲
    by yourabi 16y ago

    A software firewall should be sufficient at first. It makes sense putting off any additional spending until the app is validated and you start to scale
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    None of the ones I know are that simple - but Check out Heritrix at http://crawler.archive.org and Nutch at http://nutch.apache.org Also worth checking out is http://80legs.com
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    PHP? Avoid it. Look into Python and Django or Pylons. In my opinion Python has a better culture and community. You will also be exposed to functional topics like list comprehensions and generators that you are unlikely to come across in PHP
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    Syzygryd is also on kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fire/syzygryd
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    Good catch Chrome and Android should be on that list. AdSense,AdWords and Maps are search add-ons. Google suggest is also (a rather uninteresting, but useful) add-on to search. Calendar is a Gmail add on. The docs suite was essentially acqu
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    by yourabi 16y ago

    outside of search and gmail which of google's pet projects have gained significant traction? Orkut? App Engine? Nexus One store? Wave? Google voice? Google has a pretty bad track record - until they improve I don't think there is anything t