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cpucycling
13y ago
Right, but this has nothing to do with the practice of protecting your private key. That the most sophisticated attacker with the most resources may be able to tunnel into your data is no excuse for lax security.
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cpucycling
13y ago
AWS does not have your private key, that's how public key infrastructure works. ;)
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cpucycling
13y ago
If you keep one key per device, you can revoke it if/when that device is compromised, stolen, etc.. That key is for initial access to provision your machine, after which you should have a more sophisticated means of managing users, as
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cpucycling
13y ago
IAM rotates ssh keys?
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cpucycling
13y ago
By all means, have a separate, passphrase-protected key for each separate device (desktop, laptop, tablet) and push them to your machines using something like chef and the 'users' and 'sudo' community cookbooks, at a min
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cpucycling
13y ago
livin' the dream, brah!
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cpucycling
13y ago
The port shutdown was about the truckers, though there was some ILWU support - I have personally met ILWU leaders who were in support. The truckers are not allowed to unionize, are employed as "independent contractors", sometimes
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cpucycling
13y ago
and we should expect them to!
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cpucycling
13y ago
Yes, now go away.
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cpucycling
13y ago
Are you posting from the 90s?
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cpucycling
13y ago
The anger is that I'm ashamed to be associated with most people in the tech community lately, wherever I can live, and that so many people who just moved to the bay area think they know so much about how they are obviously not impactin
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cpucycling
13y ago
The content of most of these comments should be unacceptable in any community.
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cpucycling
13y ago
The problem is not that Google, Facebook, and others are "solving a problem" by providing these bus fleets. They are offering jobs on the peninsula paying more than jobs tend to pay in SF [because SF companies have to pay more fo
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cpucycling
13y ago
I do about 30h of "work days" and easily more than 10h of off-hours, took me a few changes of venue to remove the requirement to be at my desk 8-9 hours a day, and I am more productive and happier.