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by devhead 9y ago
sorry, i thought i read you were using flat files for those.
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by devhead 9y ago
looks like s3 apis are starting to respond correctly now. hopefully this raises awareness on how important planning for failure is before you make a design choice to introduce a dependency.
93.
by devhead 9y ago
to be fair, it's a static html blog; while most of us who are now experiencing issues are running a bit more complicated set of services. edit: punctuation
94.
by devhead 9y ago
Our compliance rules dictate a 24hour window before we must share the data breach, in what world does the top personal data overlords have no obligation to disclose in a shorter window? Maybe had they done that, they wouldn't have had
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by devhead 9y ago
i filled out the experian form online for free: https://www.experian.com/fraud/center.html#content-01
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by devhead 9y ago
:: today's lesson will now focus on discovery of AWS service outages and what to do when that happens. good luck, should almost be back to normal they say.
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by devhead 9y ago
good point, I failed to mention that. thanks.
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by devhead 9y ago
Their APIs for IAM appear to be up and running, at least basic ones i felt like testing. Main status page is still green as usual during an issue: https://status.aws.amazon.com/ The only notice we've seen was in the pe
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by devhead 9y ago
comment replied to raised the discussion to firearms and murder, which isn't the same as code that is designed to reveal flaws in software.
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by devhead 9y ago
lets take away the feelings by saying... if someone were to deliberately sell a pair of shoes to someone that they new would attempt to j-walk with their shoes, do you think they should be partially liable for the j-walking? > no.
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by devhead 9y ago
If your code is used in an exploit and that is now a punishable crime, maybe next the NSA will be in the hot seat since the code that was used in wanacry was their own. Or perhaps Israel for their effort in Stuxnet. I hope he takes it to tr
102.
by devhead 9y ago
one would think the people securing our finances has the technical capability to provide modern apis... one would think
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by devhead 9y ago
will mastercard support anon cards with multiple accounts? if not, kick rocks
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by devhead 9y ago
“We will not be silent in the face of communist oppression any longer,” ... but we will be happy to sell weapons to the saudis and keep buying their oil while they oppress their people?
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by devhead 9y ago
cool, thanks for sharing; maybe one day you can release your ingestion app to the world.
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by devhead 9y ago
awesome job IA, glad to see you were able to push through it and get your performance to an acceptable rate! It'd be awesome if you could share how you imported the data into ES and how long it took to fully go through that large datas
107.
by devhead 9y ago
bitbucket was a consideration for my team, until we went through the end of life with their other git saas stash. won't consider it again because of the pain we went through due to that. went over to gitlab after that.
108.
by devhead 9y ago
any indication why the prices are different? it's not like they think we won't sniff that out, right?
109.
by devhead 9y ago
sweet, glad to see them moving into the last decade and all those fees are getting put to good use
110.
by devhead 10y ago
- downtown san diego is having issues. partial connectivity and some sites not resolving. (like our provider COX)
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by devhead 10y ago
sooo /s?
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by devhead 10y ago
moral in the story is, go big and stay free (helps if you can hide behind mega corporation walls.)
113.
by devhead 10y ago
feature request: rest api so i can skip the whole browser nonsense
114.
by devhead 10y ago
on the client note... code reuse is why these clients exist, if you are a developer I can promise you that you are not issuing tcp requests by hand and instead prefer to use some standard library (curl) to handle that for you.
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by devhead 10y ago
but it'll only take a second of your time /s
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by devhead 10y ago
there are plenty of language and coding forums you can seek out to drop your questions onto. seems like you want to discuss, so lean on irc communities there are plenty in nearly all languages and topics. if you don't fancy that, hit t
117.
by devhead 10y ago
do it; don't limit yourself to what your neighbors are doing.
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by devhead 10y ago
> You either look at the wrong job posts or heavily underestimate what does it take to be competent with those technologies. I disagree, a job "requirement" may not really be one. the people who write the requirements sometimes
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by devhead 10y ago
i wouldn't lie, but rather i try to balance it towards what the company says they need. it's not an exact science, because companies sometimes have no idea what they need and or have misleading posts about what they are looking fo
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by devhead 10y ago
funny that it's only available as part of an office 360 bundle. keeps me from giving the likely terrible UI/UX a solid review, too bad ha. they aren't going to compete with slack really, they'll pick up people who have b

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