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by suixo 6y ago
This reminds me of something similar I did about 5 years ago: https://blog.securem.eu/projects/2015/03/08/flooding-the-phi... One important thing is to report the phishing attempt, both to the hosting
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HowBloated: How much does the web eat your memory?(blog.howfast.tech)
2 points by suixo 6y ago|0 comments
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HowBloated: Measure how much memory your web page eats(howbloated.howfast.tech)
1 points by suixo 6y ago|0 comments
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by suixo 7y ago
Have you heard of Toggl? It's a time tracker that integrates with your browser and let you click click click on Google Agenda meetings, JIRA tasks, GitHub PRs and hopefully most of the tools you use, to track how much time you spent on
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by suixo 7y ago
Keep in mind that those 5 million people did not submit their fingerprint on this website, so they are not "known" by this tool.
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The empty-username Twitter account that breaks all Twitter clients(twitter.com)
2 points by suixo 7y ago|0 comments
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by suixo 7y ago
Last part of this comment made me laugh, trying to imagine someone shouting over Slack "PATCH YOUR BRIDGE, NOW!!"
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API health endpoints to improve monitoring(blog.howfast.tech)
2 points by suixo 7y ago|0 comments
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by suixo 7y ago
I love the "check if integer addition will overflow" in Python: def adding_will_overflow(x, y): return False I have no idea if it's actually true but I find that funny.
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Cleaning up bad bots (and the climate)(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by suixo 7y ago|3 comments
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CommitStrip is publishing a new book (and posters)(kickstarter.com)
2 points by suixo 7y ago|0 comments
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Replay of the Apollo 11 mission in real time from 50 years ago(apolloinrealtime.org)
60 points by suixo 7y ago|5 comments
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Why you should not use test coverage as a metric for your product quality(blog.securem.eu)
3 points by suixo 8y ago|0 comments
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InfluxDB+VueJS+Go+Python = Free downtime monitoring with 1-minute interval pings(medium.com)
1 points by suixo 8y ago|0 comments
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by suixo 8y ago
Awesome analysis, quite instructive. I am even considering adding it to my server performance tool, as a frontend performance metric, since I guess it could be easily automated. Imagine little README badges saying "quite bloated"
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by suixo 8y ago
In the original U2F spec, I think there was an "answer" to this revocation issue: "enroll a second device for every origin, and keep this one in a safe". This way you can still connect even if you lose the first one. In
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Linux users: running Docker without sudo is dangerous(medium.com)
3 points by suixo 8y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Pages fails to renew Let's Encrypt certificate for hosted website(twitter.com)
2 points by suixo 8y ago|0 comments
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by suixo 8y ago
OP here. Thanks to all your rich comments, I have updated the post with the final conclusion: GitHub is gradually (and silently) deploying HTTPS to custom-domains websites hosted on GitHub Pages, using DV from Let's Encrypt .
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by suixo 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed post. The rogue word seems to be a bit too strong, as I totally understand how GitHub generated the cert thanks to Let's Encrypt. The surprising bit is that when granting them the right to handle all internet
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by suixo 8y ago
Thank you! This approves the gradual release thesis, although I am surprised that no communication was made by GitHub.
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by suixo 8y ago
There is no huge problem, just an interrogation over how this happened since the UI doesn't allow it and the documentation states this is not possible.
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by suixo 8y ago
Actually this was exactly what happened and surprised me. I was moving my blog out of GitHub Pages to a self-hosted solution, and it's only after switching DNS and generating the cert for my own server that I noticed that GH Pages was
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by suixo 8y ago
Could you please provide a link to this page? I wasn't able to find anything like this on the docs ( https://help.github.com/articles/securing-your-github-pages-... and related) EDIT: found out the "official s
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by suixo 8y ago
I mention CAA DNS records in the end of the post, but unfortunately the last time I checked my registrar did not offer the possibility of creating these records... :( Oh Dear! looks really interesting (though I won't pay for monitoring
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by suixo 8y ago
To me it felt rogue since it had been generated without me knowing nor expecting it, whereas I expect CloudFlare to do it. This is not an official feature of GitHub... But I understand the word may be too strong. For CAA I would love to, bu
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GitHub Pages generated a TLS cert for my own domain(blog.securem.eu)
120 points by suixo 8y ago|71 comments
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by suixo 9y ago
This looks like an amazing idea, why didn't you proceed further? I would love to see something like it, that could help certify messages :)
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by suixo 9y ago
There is a slight issue with the provided code: if one sentence ends with a given word, then this word will always "terminate" any sentence, even if it is almost always inside a sentence. Ex: "I like the letter i" will p
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by suixo 9y ago
One advantage of the web is that you can browse, discover, and test new apps directly inside your browser without needing to install anything on your system. Image you had to install a software any time you visit a new interactive website o

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