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finnigja

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About finnigja

She'll be right, mate.

Projects:

Learning Python -- https://learnpy.dev

Is your site IPv6 ready? -- https://ready.chair6.net

Personal blog -- https://chair6.net

Social:

https://twitter.com/finnigja

https://www.strava.com/athletes/finnigja

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    ruh roh... "no secure protocols supported", per https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=00f.net

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    > ... one common reason is that security engineers are shared across a large company and it may be very expensive for them to learn the different testing frameworks used on many di…

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    Comment #43468180

    That particular structure hasn't really taken off, but the general idea of having unique-ish token formats that can be mapped back to a provider is becoming more popular. Trivy has…

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    Comment #43156248

    I'm building an interactive, web-based Python tutorial site intended to help with learning basic syntax. Originally it was for my kids who wanted to learn to code, but... might be …

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    Comment #43146229

    Another take on this I like is "radiating intent". Broadcast what you want to do, when you plan to do it, and give stakeholders space to explicitly object, rather than explicitly c…

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    Haven't look at that code for a while, but IIRC it does a simple HTTP request then checks the returned HTML for anything that looks like a v4 literal, eg. http://174.136.109.18 .

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    Comment #43070072

    Not hard, just different. Maybe the "harder" bit is actually remembering any one address. My IPv6 connectivity tester at https://ready.chair6.net is still doing its thing, twelve y…

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    Show HN: A kid-oriented "Learning Python" site

    Built for my kids... might be useful for others? Intended for laptop/desktop use, not for mobile. Uses Pyodide to execute all the code in the user's browser. Content in the later s…

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    We love our quirky, slow 1993 Mitsubishi JB500 campervan ( https://www.instagram.com/finnthejb500/ ), but the experience is not for everyone. We were able to register it in Washing…

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    Comment #34484168

    Notes, photos, and maps from a few days exploring around and over Mount Ngauruhoe, Tongariro, and Ruapehu.

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    Comment #33446788

    Nope, not missing something.. it has been a problem for GitHub ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30348980 ) and others ( https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/urlscan-io-api-unwi…

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    Comment #30940505

    https://chair6.net - occasional blog posts on various topics, powered by Pelican on an ARP Networks VPS

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    Mmm, Kenji's really good scrambled eggs are really good (and really quick) .. https://youtube.com/watch?v=CXTnq7srJRs .

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    Comment #30291233

    Check out SafeStack, https://academy.safestack.io/safestack-courses/security-awar... .. they're one of the less-cringey, more-modern awareness options I've seen recently.

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    Comment #30212363

    Just replace console.table with JSON.stringify for the quick-and-easy dump of exactly the same data as is in the table... JSON.stringify([...document.querySelectorAll('.fatitem tab…

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    Comment #24554660

    For a different angle on cloud infrastructure visualization, check out Abridge ( https://abridge.io ). I'd love to get any feedback on the idea / site and even a trial, if you're i…

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    Comment #24510142

    Haha, you're predicting the .. now. GitHub Advanced Security brings in code scanning (CodeQL), secret scanning, and more. https://github.blog/changelog/2020-05-06-github-advanced-s…

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    Comment #24508546

    waves , original Bandit author here. It could've done more, but pretty cool to see how useful it's been and where it's got to.. OSS is fun.