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by vimda 4y ago
I think there's monitization models somewhere there. Off the top of my head, you could go the email route and charge for "premium" features. Analytics, custom domains etc. Either that or it could to be run as a loss leader fo
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by vimda 4y ago
GitHub already offers this - they scan all the code that gets uploaded to look for keys. I think the issue here is that the code wasn't on public GitHub, but the artifacts were uploaded to PyPi
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by vimda 4y ago
> it can't suggest a next command to run based on the output of the previous command thefuck ( https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck#how-it-works ) does exactly that...
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by vimda 4y ago
Under non-US countries, they're still required to offer time off in employment contracts, and payout for unused time off under that contract
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by vimda 4y ago
It's a decimal encoding of 0x01000001 - 1.0.0.1
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by vimda 4y ago
> How do you work at a company like Uber and do something like click on a link in an email to claim a gift card? This is bottom of the barrel phishing. Attacks against big companies get _far_ more sophisticated. Things like complete mock
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by vimda 4y ago
Interesting timing, and good comms at a time when their former CISO is currently undergoing trial for not disclosing a previous incident
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Runbooks and Dashboards: Scrapbooking for Engineers(blog.colindou.ch)
2 points by vimda 4y ago|0 comments
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by vimda 4y ago
Particularly considering the recent Dave Chapelle controversy (and similar), would you really consider Netflix "woke"? They're capitalistic - they'll make whatever sells
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by vimda 4y ago
You can find the puically filed SEC form 4s online
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Trawling Weird Google Autocompletes(blog.colindou.ch)
1 points by vimda 4y ago|0 comments
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by vimda 4y ago
> Can anyone think of a way to implement split DNS other than filtering based on which interface the query came through? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDNS_Client_Subnet
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by vimda 4y ago
Honestly, the biggest improvement for me has not been typing performance, but ergonomics. Being able to remap common shortcuts to things that don't stress my aging joints as much has been fantastic
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by vimda 4y ago
Would you rather it stay down while they spend a day debugging it?
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by vimda 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocal...
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by vimda 5y ago
Doesn't mean he doesn't have financial interests in them
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by vimda 5y ago
One of my favourite things is how hard the band Smashmouth tries to correct people that they aren't just "the Shrek song guys". They actually have a decent catalogue, but no one hears it outside of "SomeBODY once told me
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Observability Is the Weakest Link(blog.sinkingpoint.com)
1 points by vimda 5y ago|0 comments
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by vimda 5y ago
And sometimes (as in the Facebook outage), it's both!
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by vimda 5y ago
Gotta be Fedramp compliant to do business with the US government. Even worse, you have to be Fedramp compliant to work with anyone who works with the US government. From a business (if not an engineering) standpoint, there's plenty to
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by vimda 5y ago
Just because you don't see functionality changing doesn't mean it isn't. Lots of new features, just not for the normal users. Not to mention all the backend work to make all this data flow around, be accurate, and be reliable
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by vimda 5y ago
> p2p decentralised pr system You mean Git? The Linux Kernel for e.g. does this just fine.
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by vimda 5y ago
It's really not... Password reuse, other breaches, there's many ways a password can be leaked that isn't bruteforcing. Considering how low the barrier to entry to 2fa is, there really is no excuse these days
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by vimda 5y ago
I suspect that a lot of that 40% are people who pirate it to try it out before purchasing. What ever happens to demo disks and the like? I miss that
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by vimda 5y ago
I wrote this - if you do gather your own autocompletes, let me know what you find! Shoutout to the Ohio School Teacher who emailed me back at 9PM on a Saturday to tell me she fixed her Zoom link
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Trawling Weird Google Autocompletes(blog.sinkingpoint.com)
5 points by vimda 5y ago|2 comments
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Gravel Gateway: A Prometheus Aggregation Gateway for FaaS Applications(github.com)
1 points by vimda 5y ago|0 comments
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by vimda 5y ago
My point was that by the time you filter on keyword fields (and other exact matching fields), the number of logs is small enough that an efficient full text search isn't necessary. That doesn't mean that full text search itself is
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by vimda 5y ago
At an old job we used NewRelic right up until they tried to 3x our annual bill :/
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by vimda 5y ago
What we do internally is use syslog-ng ( https://github.com/syslog-ng/syslog-ng ) to read the journald socket and push to a remote and into Kafka. I think journald works well as a structured logging tool, but it's c

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