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ian_d
2mo ago
The author is aware of that, the PoC requires interaction from the creator using the studio AI: > When the creator clicked the link, I received a request with the video title in the URL parameter.
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SpankMatch, Secrets, and (Everyone's) Orphaned Google Container Registry Layers
(amenbreakpoint.com)
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5mo ago
Evergreen advice from the design side: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U (Mike Monteiro: F*ck You, Pay Me)
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ian_d
6mo ago
The _really_ fun bucket squatting attacks are when the cloud providers themselves use deterministic names for "scratch space" buckets. There was a good DC talk about it at DC32 for AWS, although actual squatting was tough because
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Zigazoo: GCP Security at "The Largest Social Network for Kids"
(amenbreakpoint.com)
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7mo ago
Mountain View recently turned off their Flock installs after they discovered Flock had enabled data sharing without notice and other agencies were searching through MV data. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/privacy
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A16Z hires acquitted former Marine Daniel Penny as an investor
(techcrunch.com)
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8mo ago
If you don't remember, Daniel Penny is the ex-Marine that killed a homeless man on the NYC subway then was found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide.
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1y ago
There was actually a good DC31 talk called "Snoop On To Them, As They Snoop On To Us" kinda in this vein, but with Bluetooth devices that are part of a lot of cop's gear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO1JSz
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Zigazoo, A Firebase Boogaloo: Security at "The Largest Social Network for Kids "
(amenbreakpoint.com)
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2y ago
Elon is also now claiming to have "deleted" 18F ( https://18f.gsa.gov/ ): https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1886498750052327520
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7y ago
I'd go check the YNAB forums, there's a lot of v4 users who really hate the cloud version. I tried to switch and gave it up for two reasons: - Import from v4 is super broken for credit card accounts and I ended up with weird posit
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8y ago
Since ECS is missing k8s configMap/secrets style integrations for SSM and KMS I wrote this small tool to help get secrets into place without a bunch of ECS-specific custom entrypoint code. Scratches a particular itch I've encounte
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Show HN: SSM/KMS/ENV-aware Go template file fetcher and parser for AWS ECS
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8y ago
I could really see something like France's "tickets restos" / meal voucher system benefitting everyone. Fitting for smaller companies who want to provide a perk w/out an on-site cafeteria, puts some money into the l
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8y ago
The DHS Press Secretary's response is particularly infuriating. https://twitter.com/SpoxDHS/status/1009502457058201600
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8y ago
It's Record Store Day again and I thought I'd share the site that I've been running for a few years now. It collects vinyl auctions and sales daily (with sound clips), and is at >10M items and >500k sound clips. I'
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Show HN: Gripsweat, rare vinyl auction and sales with sound clips
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8y ago
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8y ago
Missing the real-life seller grades: EX- / VG++(+) M+ Skip on A2, otherwise MINT SOLID PLAY COPY (Kidding, nice tool!) Goldmine does have a bit of a no-man's-land between NM and VG+, though.
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9y ago
Nice tool, thank you for releasing it. Unfortunately, in my experience it's a pretty normal strategy to over provision EBS gp2 volumes to get the IOPS since they scale linearly up to ~10k. I think that's the break-even point where
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9y ago
I like Carlin's cadence, but I really wish they would run everything through some compression. The volume range between his "speaking" voice and when he's quoting someone is HUGE and sometimes requires mucking around wit
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9y ago
Yeah, here in the slums of higher-ed dev/IT just having a github repos of any original code makes an applicant novel. We never really discussed an applicant's github code with them, but we absolutely read through and took it as
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9y ago
Pressing a one-off record isn't worth the cost because of the requirement of creating a pressing mother. (Mastering, creating a lacquer, a mother, a stamper, then finally pressing.) However, for one-offs your options are basically an
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9y ago
I'm in higher-ed infosys and we see a number of automated registration sniping hacks in our monitoring / metrics. We usually don't run it up the chain unless it's malicious or impacting the service for other students. Ot
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9y ago
I've been using terraform for a couple of months now (love it), but honestly our biggest pain was just project organization. It looks like a lot of people make a file per-resource type (elb.tf, ec2.tf, rds.tf) but we thought that would
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9y ago
There are some really amazingly rare and sought after tax scam records. I've been lucky enough to find/have a couple (Newban 2 & Jay-T - Party Time) but there's some heavy 4 figure LPs out there: https://gripsw
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11y ago
There's also the vinyl-only availability of a lot of recordings, especially if you're interested in niche pre-80/90s genres. I collect private press / avant jazz from the 60s and 70s along with some soul/funk, and
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11y ago
I think getting sued is really dependent on the size of the company you're scraping vs. what kind of 'business' you're cutting out from under them. There's a number of sites like https://gripsweat.com (m