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golovast
9mo ago
I got contacted by our rep a couple weeks ago, who informed me of this news. I thought it was a disaster and it really pissed me off. The rep couldn't even explain the reasoning well. It basically summed up to "because we can"
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golovast
4y ago
It will really depend on your workflows, what services you use, what risks you're trying to manage and what trade-offs you're willing to accept on usability vs security. For some scenarios, resource-based policies can form the fou
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golovast
5y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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5y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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5y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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5y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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6y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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6y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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6y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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6y ago
Foursquare | Devops/SRE/Systems Engineering (multiple roles) | Onsite | Full-time | Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, New York Foursquare is the leading independent location technology platform, powering business solutions and consum
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7y ago
Factual | systems/devops/sre engineer | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE | Full-time Factual is a location data company. A startup, but we have been around for ~10 years. Some of the tech we use: AWS, colo, hadoop ecosystem, kubernetes an
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7y ago
Factual | systems/devops/sre engineer | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE | Full-time Factual is a location data company. A startup, but we have been around for ~10 years. Some of the tech we use: AWS, colo, hadoop ecosystem, kubernetes an
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7y ago
Factual | systems/devops/sre engineer | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE | Full-time Factual is a location data company. A startup, but we have been around for ~10 years. Some of the tech we use: AWS, colo, hadoop ecosystem, kubernetes an
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golovast
10y ago
At lot of the debate here centers on DSLs vs programming languages and I don't want to get into the weeds of that. I did use terraform extensively at a few places and generally if you want to do something simple it does a fine job. Whe
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golovast
10y ago
You might take a look at troposphere[1] too. I've used both extensively and each definitely has it's strengths. In some cases troposphere is a better fit. [1] https://github.com/cloudtools/troposphere
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11y ago
Spokeo | devops engineering | Full-Time | Pasadena, CA We are looking for a Sr Systems Engineer (devops) who understands and embraces the devops philosophy, can work closely with dev teams and is comfortable with cloud based infrastructure.
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11y ago
Pasadena, CA - Spokeo (ONSITE) Spokeo is a people search service that organizes information about people into simple and comprehensive online profiles that are accessible to consumers, businesses and non-profits. We are looking for a Sr Sys
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11y ago
Pasadena, CA - Spokeo Spokeo is a people search service that organizes information about people into simple and comprehensive online profiles that are accessible to consumers, businesses and non-profits. We are looking for a Sr Systems Engi
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11y ago
Pasadena, CA - Spokeo Spokeo is a people search service that organizes information about people into simple and comprehensive online profiles that are accessible to consumers, businesses and non-profits. We are looking for a Sr Systems Engi
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12y ago
This is definitely on point. I've worked for a fairly large regional MLS at one point and interacted with a fair number of other MLS's and what I've found out about this business was pretty mind boggling. Vast majority of the
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12y ago
I work at Riot and it's great what you've been able to do with LoL. At the same time, I would say that finishing your CS degree (or becoming a better developer) would be definitely worth it in the long term. It's possible to
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13y ago
That's not true. Maybe that's the impression it gives off, but it's a very good package that blows Nagios out of the water. It's UI/UX needs work and some things are a bit quirky (to say the least), but it scales we
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Analyzing AWS post-mortem
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14y ago
Keepass is a decent option for a smaller company ( http://keepass.info/ ). It's a bit limited in a sense that it doesn't support multiple users that can view different password tiers, but it does an ok job at syncing changes by multiple use
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14y ago
You're right, my eyes were hurting from reading it. I had some time today and banged out a better and a more readable translation.(I hope). http://mindend.com/index.php/interview-with-the-creator-of-n...
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14y ago
I spent a couple of years working for a company in a market research space. It's an interesting business of which I knew very little before I worked there. But the answer is that you could do a survey for a fraction of that cost. SurveyMonk
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Automation
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Where IT goes to die
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14y ago
There isn't a great way to make it easy for the user. Assuming that the password is "something you know" you need to add either "something you have" or "something you are" to the mix. That will mean tokens/cell phones/computers/other physic
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14y ago
Reminds me of this soccer match in 1994. Somewhat a similar situation, but it was treated as ridiculous, rather than unsportsmanlike. I think it was widely agreed that the rules were to blame instead of the players. http://en.wikipedia.org
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