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irgeek

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About irgeek

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/irgeek; my proof: https://keybase.io/irgeek/sigs/rUFDFcaSfNDC73BHGL05dU2JN5VVMKe8bwwZul_2xw4 ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #39477782

    Maybe you could add support for Gitea? It’s a pretty handy way to slap an API in front of git and it’s much simpler to self host than GitLab.

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    Comment #37146634

    You can add GitGuardian - https://careers.gitguardian.com/jobs

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    Comment #36774166

    This definitely still works.

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    Comment #27454200

    Certificates issued from AWS Certificate Manager are — and, I believe, always have been — free. AWS is definitely not rent-seeking on certificates.

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    Comment #26858336

    I was just looking at your pricing page and the greyed-out-but-still-ticked items in the comparison lists are very confusing. Being greyed out makes it look like their not included…

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    Comment #26656054

    While I understand the point you’re trying to convey, the commit history of this project stretches back to June 2013 so it’s a little unfair to imply it just “popped up” recently.

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    Comment #26335458

    Cognito is a joke. It’s full of bugs, the hosted UI doesn’t support half the features and -- based on the change velocity I’ve seen over the last three years —- it is desperately u…

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    Comment #26274412

    To be fair, this is just how executable scripts work — it’s not a special yaml shebang, just a regular shebang for an executable that happens to take yaml files as it’s input. The …

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    Comment #26271206

    This is very cool. It looks much easier to use than the collection of Makefiles and build scripts I cobbled together in college. One thing that’d make this even more awesome is the…

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    Comment #23923719

    Are read-only keys on the roadmap too? CI/CD pipelines don't really need write access in most cases.

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    Comment #23923684

    These should absolutely be documented on the site! When I looked at the CLI source I almost walked away. 112MB spread across 12k files from a developer I don't know is _way_ too sc…

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    Comment #19642949

    Assuming the GitHub issues are from the actual attacker -- and I see no reason to doubt they are -- this is very troubling: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/issues/363 Comp…

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    Comment #16872649

    Other than porta-potties, are there any other situations where poop isn't flushed into the sewers? Where, exactly, do you think the poop goes once it's flushed into the sewers? Sew…

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    Comment #14260792

    Seems to be back up for me in AU.

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    Comment #14102598

    In response, we implemented a shadow ban: On the surface, the attackers continued to receive a 200 HTTP response code, but behind the scenes we simply stopped sending document invi…

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    Comment #7129990

    Something isn't right here. 80MB of pcap data with 138k packets captured, but over 5 million connections to googleapis.com. That's 36 connections per packet. Also, if you add up th…