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by whisk3rs 7y ago
minor clarification: That is not what this article says. Ford's network does not include Tesla's superchargers.
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by whisk3rs 7y ago
Try a Tor hidden service, configured with the low-latency/lower-privacy settings. It is slower than many of the other solutions, but very reliable and very simple.
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by whisk3rs 7y ago
Free
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Making Talk Radio Searchable(medium.com)
2 points by whisk3rs 8y ago|0 comments
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by whisk3rs 8y ago
Try Wireguard on port 4500; this is usually allowed by any firewall/filter that allows ipsec.
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by whisk3rs 8y ago
I have worked with implementations of an online digital goods marketplace built by someone who was clever but had no notion of formal accounting, ledgers, etc. Their implementation worked, but was only just barely adequate and would have b
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by whisk3rs 9y ago
What is the most effective way to encourage our elected representatives to correct this potential for violation of our rights?
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The technology industry is under broad political attack(dbms2.com)
1 points by whisk3rs 9y ago|0 comments
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
This depends on what you mean by "properly" and "impossible" and "professional" and "forward". Many professional name-brand corporations use Tor daily. The only ports opened are those you configure to
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
tor hidden services. slow, but secure!
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
Does anybody know if there have been attempts to use this browser based P2P tech to create a decentralized Kat.cr replacement?
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
Keys: KMS handles rotation of the master key automatically ( http://docs.aws.amazon.com/kms/latest/developerguide/rotate-... ). The ephemeral key used to encrypt values is changed any time a value is set. Value
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
I generally have the same feeling, though https://github.com/go-gorp/gorp has worked very well for most of the database-heavy Go projects I've worked on over the last few years. It is just enough abstraction to be
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by whisk3rs 10y ago
why shouldn't people have to rotate the underlying secrets? a rogue employee who created a secret, or any engineer who had to access that secret to get their job done, is always going to be able to use that secret value, regardless of
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
For AWS users, KMS's GenerateDataKey is a simple way to store secrets locally in a way that reuses your IAM policies. You can also use grants and EncryptionContext to restrict the ability to decrypt secrets in a very fine-grained manne
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
It is part of the Observer pattern: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_pattern One common use case is in workflow systems. For example, you might "wait" for a bunch of files to exist before kicking off a
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
How do Yahoo, Google, Facebook, or others distinguish between state-sponsored actors and non-state-sponsored actors?
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
This page does not adequately address many of the practical questions that orgs with secrets should be asking. Examples: * Does it integrate with my existing infrastructure security policies? * Does it introduce a new set of principals for
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
In addition to sanddancers comment, you can also do things like: - issue ephemeral certificates (with expiration in the near future) to allow a machine to perform an action but only for a certain amount of time (for example: to fetch creden
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
I'm excited to see more work being done to empower small engineering teams to take advantage of certificates. Lemur looks great, though many smaller organizations may find tools like "xca" to be adequate. xca is a simple GUI
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
The MFA Condition is a huge win, and I'm surprised Amazon hasn't built this a tool to make this easier yet. However, I question the merit of using two separate AWS accounts. While this separation of responsibility sounds nice in t
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
Can you share screenshots of what the administration UI looks like?
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
Do you plan to support Individual 401ks for self-employed persons?
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
The dependence of 401k plans on companies might be an artifact of their genesis: 401k plans are designed to replace the "pension plans" of yore; as such, they are heavily regulated and each 401k is different. I've been told t
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
I'm excited to see that Square is advancing the art of secret management. This appears to be a very practical design and an improvement over most practices that I've seen in startups in SF. That said, I hope that they continue to
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by whisk3rs 11y ago
Elite: Dangerous
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by whisk3rs 12y ago
Where do you get the BIN data?
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by whisk3rs 12y ago
I've been bitten by similar complexities around indirectly managing the database connection pool in Go, too. There might be a little too much magic in the library (such as successfully iterating to the end of a resultset implicitly rel
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Go, AngularJS, and Epubs(miceplans.net)
1 points by whisk3rs 12y ago|0 comments
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Women and Sexism(miceplans.net)
8 points by whisk3rs 13y ago|5 comments

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