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by msmith 20d ago
How did you see a connection to Intuit? I believe this originated from Adam Wiggins, cofounder of Heroku - acquired by Salesforce.
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by msmith 7mo ago
To mitigate the threat from an attacker who controls the network between the cert issuer and the DNS server, CAs will check the DNS records from multiple vantage points. Let's Encrypt has been doing this for several years, and it'
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by msmith 2y ago
1 is the lowest score. 10 is highest
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by msmith 2y ago
- “G4” the TV network, not to be confused with the series of Mac computers
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by msmith 3y ago
https://www.infracost.io/ might do what you're imagining
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by msmith 3y ago
I had a similar experience in the same era. In addition to the deviant stuff I also used it to tinker with graphics programming using inline assembly for the “performance critical” (for a 386SX) parts. That experience definitely laid the fo
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by msmith 3y ago
This sounds like how we use a CVSS score to gauge the severity of software vulnerabilities. Maybe the world needs a standardized place to catalog and rank all the data breaches that have been disclosed.
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by msmith 3y ago
I feel the same way. What about Akamai, Fastly, or Okta? Maybe Cloudflare gets more attention because their low end plans are accessible to anyone.
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by msmith 3y ago
It boggles my mind that Google Fiber has been available in Austin, TX for 10 years but is still not available in the communities next door to Google HQ.
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by msmith 3y ago
I'm going to guess dboreham is Canadian?
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by msmith 3y ago
I think you're assuming that the panic happens when a request is received, but it actually happens when a conflicting route is registered. To me, that's reasonable behavior and is consistent with other things such as https:/
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by msmith 3y ago
Definitely. I have a couple use cases for it at <dayjob>. Thanks for sharing that link. https://www.url2png.com/ is another I know about.
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by msmith 3y ago
https://www.pagesnap.app/ Webpage screenshots as a service. I was scratching a personal itch with this one but maybe some day I will make it something others can use at scale. Backend powered by Google Cloud Run, Pupeteer,
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by msmith 3y ago
Also Go's HTTP/2 packages - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37863419
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Go fixes HTTP/2 rapid reset vulnerability(groups.google.com)
9 points by msmith 3y ago|0 comments
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by msmith 3y ago
Can your example be solved by having the k8s cluster resource reference the network resource’s “name” attribute? Doing that allows Terraform to create both resources in one plan/apply step, and it also helps Terraform understand the de
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by msmith 3y ago
I use New Retirement and one of my biggest complaints about that app is that it expects you to provide the optimistic/pessimistic rate of return for each of your investment accounts. I would love to have a tool that provides some guida
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by msmith 3y ago
I love to see more tools like this for do-it-yourselfers like me. I've only just now tried using ProjectionLab for about 20 minutes, so take this with a grain of salt, but I've watched Rob Berger's review of the tool and I&#x
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by msmith 3y ago
This is great. It reminds me that I tried to recreate this effect with Turbo Pascal back in the 90’s when I first got into programming. Sneakers, Wargames, and BBS culture were pretty influential for me at the time.
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by msmith 3y ago
Oh, right. I meant to say 14” MBP in my parent post.
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by msmith 3y ago
Does it support more than one external display? The lack of that feature was the primary thing that drove me to choose a 13" MacBook Pro instead.
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by msmith 4y ago
I wonder if you've read Turn the Ship Around [1]? It's one of my favorite leadership books and tells the true story of the Navy captain who was put in the awkward position of running a submarine class that he was not familiar with
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by msmith 4y ago
This study claims that there was a decrease in weather prediction accuracy caused by the reduction in commercial flights due to Covid. Maybe there are still some lingering effects from that? https://www.sciencedaily.com/rele
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by msmith 5y ago
as Bogleheads is for investors
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by msmith 5y ago
It's interesting that there are so many cables running through the Suez Canal. I wonder if it's because of geopolitical reasons for avoiding going over land through the Middle East.
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by msmith 5y ago
We’re using it to customize Cloudflare’s default caching policies so that we can cache more content at the edge. For example, we can segment the cache based on the geolocation or device type of the client. We can also normalize the URLs bef
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by msmith 6y ago
Turbo Pascal 7 was my intro to programming and it was such a great learning environment
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Extending Android Device Compatibility for Let's Encrypt Certificates(letsencrypt.org)
56 points by msmith 6y ago|9 comments
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by msmith 6y ago
That link was fascinating to me. For as long as I remember, there have been tools to evade network intrusion detection systems and stateful firewalls, but I never thought about how the same techniques can be used to evade censorship.
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by msmith 6y ago
You might enjoy reading all the things that Marty Cagan has written about product management. I think he has a good take on what it means to be a good PM, and what you're describing sounds like what he calls a Feature Team [1]. Unfortu

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