ryanf323

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by ryanf323 7y ago
I should and I will
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by ryanf323 7y ago
Very comprehensive. However, it is missing how the client machine will ARP the gateway for the MAC address if it is not in its tables.
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by ryanf323 8y ago
We cache the hell out of our WP marketing site. Cloudfront > Varnish > Apache > OPCache > MySQL Query Cache. It feels fast to visitors. People in the admin area still suffer.
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by ryanf323 8y ago
Typically, you restrict countries that you receive abusive traffic from and do not have any business in. "Is that how you want the web to generally work?" My suggestions on ways to prevent paying for CloudFront charges from junk r
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by ryanf323 8y ago
I never said WAF was free. Where did you read that?
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by ryanf323 8y ago
Geo Restrictions on the Cloudfront distribution and a WAF will go a long way in mitigating against abuse and unnecessary costs.
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by ryanf323 9y ago
We did.
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by ryanf323 9y ago
I look at GitHub profiles to help filter / disqualify candidates. Just last weekend, I had a marketing candidate who had stolen three Wordpress projects from their current employer and post them as public repos on their personal GitHu
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by ryanf323 9y ago
Those AWS “practitioners” who are too stupid or lazy to figure out IAM policies. Thankfully, AWS has added bright yellow labels to identify public buckets. However, labels won’t be enough to motivate some people to learn JSON.
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by ryanf323 10y ago
I interned at a great company ( https://qedmrf.com/ ) that engineers magnetorheological fluid and machines for polishing / analyzing optics. I can't imagine doing it by hand. Fascinating stuff.
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by ryanf323 10y ago
Seems nice, simple, and cheap enough. I did something similar with phantomjs (no email). I agree with other comments that change detection and a slack integration would be nice.
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by ryanf323 10y ago
This does not handle Microsoft office URL pre-fetching...and is written in C...