joshchaney

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by joshchaney 1mo ago
This blog is wrong. Other Sean Conners are to blame for not knowing their own email address. I know this because every other first initial j, last name chaney on this planet is a moron. I get Jennifer's receipts, Justin's bills, J
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by joshchaney 9mo ago
I've learned that if the project describes itself as "Production-ready", it was definitely vibe-coded.
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by joshchaney 2y ago
Intel's Ocotillo campus in Chandler, AZ is right off Queen Creek Rd. Pretty sure that's all it is.
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by joshchaney 2y ago
They did some driving in some Arizona suburbs too I think you are really understating it. I believe Chandler, AZ has been Waymo's proving grounds for years, and according to this article ( https://www.wsj.com/us-news&#
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by joshchaney 3y ago
Is there some documentation about this somewhere? I actually own both level1techs DP 1.4 KVM 4-computer/1 monitor switch and that new USB KM switch, so I'm familiar with their products.. but I'm not aware that their KVM does
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by joshchaney 3y ago
One exists already. https://www.store.level1techs.com/products/p/4-port-km-switc...
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by joshchaney 3y ago
Not sure why they posted that when Level1Techs does actually have USB KM with mouse roaming. https://www.store.level1techs.com/products/p/4-port-km-switc...
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by joshchaney 3y ago
I think WAF is really a bigger set of tools now (bot protection, IP reputation, L7 DDoS/rate limiting, API restrictions) than just signatures. Virtual patching is also incredibly important and there's really no other security tool
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by joshchaney 3y ago
This is exactly what happened to me. I worked from home for Wells Fargo for years prior to the pandemic. This year suddenly my status got changed and I was required to go into the office. First come first serve cubicles and none of my co-wo
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by joshchaney 3y ago
The one I referred to is a TCL 55S405. It seems the only solution is to never connect it to the internet, or factory reset it and never connect. Once connected if you remove the network details, it will blink indefinitely (at least for many
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by joshchaney 3y ago
Amazing that their budget recommendation is the Roku TV. I can tell you from experience if you don't connect them to Wi-Fi there is an LED that will constantly blink on the bottom front of the TV, with no way to disable in software. So
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by joshchaney 6y ago
There's two articles [1] now on the front page of HN from this bit-101.com domain and they both seem pretty basic for HN. The other one is just about some guy installing a third party CPU cooler. No new tech, nothing interesting about
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by joshchaney 8y ago
That's a laptop CPU. The top-end Mac Mini he's using is a 65W TDP i7-8700. Pretty large difference in performance.
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by joshchaney 11y ago
He said his email account has 2FA (convincing us his email was not hacked), I don't think he meant his account on Dell.
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by joshchaney 11y ago
The title should really be changed, there is no confirmation they were hacked. I have an equally plausible theory -- You used the same username and password somewhere else that got hacked, or your credentials were stolen through some infost
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by joshchaney 13y ago
Customers: stripe, Red Bull, Kickstarter.. and MongoHQ. How meta. This hack could get a lot more interesting depending on how much code they could have obtained from those companies.
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by joshchaney 13y ago
At the time this project was put together, IAM didn't exist. But I agree that this would be the best approach going forward.
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by joshchaney 13y ago
I was one of those people bitten by this last night. My client called and told me he was getting access denied when trying to upload files through his CMS. After some digging I found the S3 key had been revoked. This was concerning, as I ha