iBotPeaches

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Sketchy Boats(sketchy.boats)
4 points by iBotPeaches 1y ago|1 comments
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by iBotPeaches 2y ago
A good deal of APIs don't pin SSL certs so MITM works for a solid amount of them.
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The Disappointing Starknet.io(connortumbleson.com)
3 points by iBotPeaches 2y ago|0 comments
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by iBotPeaches 2y ago
I do really wish the era of Xbox & Halo 2 modding returned in modern times. I owe that point in time to my career choice and still believe Halo 2 was the most innovative online game of all time. Just buying a simple tool to load game sa
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The Disappointing Tea.xyz(connortumbleson.com)
167 points by iBotPeaches 3y ago|85 comments
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by iBotPeaches 3y ago
I concur - I saw the React Native repo getting spammed with hundreds of similar issues/prs. So many unique usernames and such a cumbersome process to report a painfully obvious spam account. I hit the limit of open abuse reports you co
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by iBotPeaches 3y ago
Love this - I can almost imagine the convincing for other companies wasn't even needed when they realized a small binary size and comparison to competitors would net them more business. A perfect little solution for triaging issues bet
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by iBotPeaches 3y ago
I write weekly on https://connortumbleson.com using Ghost. Started as a new years resolution I've kept just discussing what crosses my life or mind. My favorite posts: * https://connortumbleson.com/2017&#x2F
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by iBotPeaches 3y ago
> I decided to see how many commits GitHub (and git) could take before acting kind of wonky. At ~19 million commits (and counting) to master: it’s wonky. This just doesn't seem right to me. Why? Its obvious at some point you'll
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by iBotPeaches 3y ago
Was wondering when this might come out. Ghost doing it and having such success seemed like something that would spread to competitors.
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by iBotPeaches 4y ago
Not sure of the legality of it, but I've enjoyed just recording the solar sales folks to knock on my door and turning it into a blog. I enjoy researching the claims brought forward to see how many of them I can debunk.
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by iBotPeaches 4y ago
I submitted my own blog here, but then my intentionally configured HN timeouts locked me out. I was wondering why my little Linode was dying. Yeah this was an incredibly odd and creepy experience that I continue to investigate here and ther
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Someone is pretending to be me(connortumbleson.com)
2244 points by iBotPeaches 4y ago|383 comments
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by iBotPeaches 4y ago
Well glad this was posted. Nothing like seeing you used 12 million GB and 16 million minutes and scaring everyone.
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by iBotPeaches 4y ago
Well this time looks different than the last. * We get a non-machine message that migrations to GitHub are temporarily disabled. * We get an exact message that the delivery of webhooks and action kickoff is delayed. So while there are no 50
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by iBotPeaches 4y ago
It seems like we haven't had a non-robot status update on the status page in days since this what seems like daily occurrence. I figure at this point we'd get something of why this is happening. I also don't appreciate our bu
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by iBotPeaches 5y ago
Initial release sure, but if you are looking at the website linked that was released in 2018 and the last major release (2.6.0) was released in 2021. So don't think 2010 is accurate.
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by iBotPeaches 5y ago
When I moved the project from Google Code to GitHub, GitHub did not allow binary downloads. So I used Bitbucket, changing the download location again after moving did not seem right. So it has just been maintained since the switch. Now in p
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by iBotPeaches 5y ago
This was an interesting security patch that marked the first time in my memory that updating Apache led to an immediate regression. A few hours after taking this upgrade many systems experienced such strange timeout errors. Connections were
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AWS – Forced MariaDB 10.2 Upgrade
1 points by iBotPeaches 5y ago|1 comments
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by iBotPeaches 5y ago
In our case, we use a mac mini solely for building mobile applications via fastlane with a self-runner. Doing that with the GitHub runner on Mac would be mega expensive. The rest of the CI/test process runs on GitHub runners.
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by iBotPeaches 5y ago
I wonder if the signed features of GitHub would have helped here. Probably can't ask all the 3rd party contributors to setup signing commits, but it would help to spot commits not signed.
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by iBotPeaches 6y ago
Well that was a sad article to read on a Monday morning. If this is what we've just scratched the surface on - I'm nervous to what we don't know in terms of ocean dumping.
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by iBotPeaches 6y ago
Without a major dessert name these releases just feel smaller and not as noticeable. My Pixel upgraded this morning to 11 and just another day.
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Ask HN: What is the normal “hug” from HN?
2 points by iBotPeaches 6y ago|0 comments
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by iBotPeaches 6y ago
This is really cool. Just clicking around to various blogs and scanning for articles that perk my interest. It would be pretty cool for blog authors to pick like a top 3 articles or something to help me quickly gauge on top of their descrip
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by iBotPeaches 6y ago
This is amazing! Really fun to watch the example in the readme and just shows how much happens behind the scenes nearly instantly.
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Salt 3000.2 Release Notes(docs.saltstack.com)
1 points by iBotPeaches 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you generate PDFs?
5 points by iBotPeaches 8y ago|3 comments
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New VPNFilter malware targets 100,000s of networking devices worldwide(blog.talosintelligence.com)
12 points by iBotPeaches 8y ago|2 comments

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