zalmoxes

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by zalmoxes 9y ago
Which package manager? :P
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
No it's not. In this case 1Password wouldn't be compromised, since having access to the system doesn't mean you can decrypt the passwords. With OS X keychain(and browser) unfortunately, if your system is compromised, you can
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
If you have Gatekeeper enabled(which it is by default), the system prevents the user from running random unsigned apps.
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
This could have been prevented by hosting downloads on a reputable site(Github), instead of developer's own PHP backend. Software like https://github.com/google/santa can help, especially if you're doing IT i
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
In case the site goes down: http://imgur.com/a/I6gpB
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Recent version of Handbrake download infected with malware(forum.handbrake.fr)
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
https://github.com/mholt/caddy/wiki
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
It does and it's documented on the wiki. I've written a few plugins privately, like implementing SCEP into caddy and adding a few other features. Due to the nature of the plug system, you'll have to build caddy yourself if yo
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by zalmoxes 9y ago
Might be a good time to plug my writeup of parsing webhooks in Go https://groob.io/tutorial/go-github-webhook/
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
It really depends. You might want to test something that requires days/weeks expiration. I would agree that the Clock interface is a bit large. In personal projects I prefer to just have something simple like timer func() time.Time
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Great point about time. At work we've adapted github.com/WatchBeam/clock and it's helped a lot. Thanks for blogging about your work on juju! Despite Go already being five years old, many of the patterns around building l
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Prototyping a server when you already have the client(groob.io)
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Managed PostgreSQL on GCP, Now Available in Beta(twitter.com)
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Show HN: Blacklist and Monitor Binary Execution with Go and Santa(github.com)
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Thanks for being so transparent and sharing your learnings! Good luck with your future project.
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
I really enjoyed that episode :) Curious, since it was just you writing the backend, what was the reasoning behind doing microservices + react SPA. Both of those require a lot of commitment, and coordination. Microservices especially are so
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Their Go services definitely read like a very beginner or prototype project. There are no tests, lots of global state, and little separation of concerns between request/response business logic etc.
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Exploring the exec system call with Go(groob.io)
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Very nice! I remember talking with you regarding some of this in k8s slack when I was trying to figure out how to wire it all up. Thank you for all the work you do on the ingress project by the way.
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
That's cool, I've done pretty much the same thing for our internal services. I noticed you use the github org for oauth2proxy. In our setup, I wanted to add authentication to a few dozen sub domains, but use a single oauth2proxy i
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
I'm excited to see what kind of discussion comes up around this codebase. It's worth noting /u/eneff's comment about the initial code though: https://twitter.com/enneff/status/8341670735089
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
I don't know if DO plans to provide a managed Kubernetes offering similar to GKE, but if they did I would use it. having a Load Balancer is necessary to integrate with k8s similarly to GCLB and aws, so this is a step in the right direc
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
html.Parse takes a io.Reader https://github.com/golang/net/blob/master/html/parse.go#L201... an http Response.Body is a io.ReadCloser so you can pass it directly with `html.Parse(response.Body)` But
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
There's a worldwide Go 1.8 Release Party on Feb 16th. If you're interested in Go, or want to discuss changes in 1.8, find a meetup near you. https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Go-1.8-Release-Party
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Yes, out of all solutions I'm most excited about GitlabCI and Drone.io I've worked with a self hosted Gitlab instance before and that was nice, but I'm not quite sure how well the Gitlab CI would integrate when the code is on
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
I recently(past 6 months) joined a new startup as the operations person, and we standardized on kubernetes for deployment. In the past I've worked with puppet/chef/ansible/heroku/aws/appengine/vmware you n
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Identicon generator in Go(blog.bartfokker.nl)
2 points by zalmoxes 10y ago|0 comments
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Esmerelda's Imagination(commandcenter.blogspot.com)
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
Nice writeup! I wish there was a CA out there that could let you requests new certs more frequently. Yes there's Let's Encrypt, which is amazing and works great but the ratelimits[1] really kill you if you're not careful. I&#
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by zalmoxes 10y ago
For context here is the author discussing Generics & Go: https://research.swtch.com/generic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9622417

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