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msmith

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    To mitigate the threat from an attacker who controls the network between the cert issuer and the DNS server, CAs will check the DNS records from multiple vantage points. Let's Encr…

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    Comment #40685008

    1 is the lowest score. 10 is highest

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    Comment #39910612

    - “G4” the TV network, not to be confused with the series of Mac computers

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    Comment #39094201

    https://www.infracost.io/ might do what you're imagining

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    Comment #38480871

    I had a similar experience in the same era. In addition to the deviant stuff I also used it to tinker with graphics programming using inline assembly for the “performance critical”…

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    Comment #38355569

    This sounds like how we use a CVSS score to gauge the severity of software vulnerabilities. Maybe the world needs a standardized place to catalog and rank all the data breaches tha…

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    Comment #38124531

    I feel the same way. What about Akamai, Fastly, or Okta? Maybe Cloudflare gets more attention because their low end plans are accessible to anyone.

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    Comment #38105643

    It boggles my mind that Google Fiber has been available in Austin, TX for 10 years but is still not available in the communities next door to Google HQ.

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    Comment #37936653

    I'm going to guess dboreham is Canadian?

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    Comment #37904172

    I think you're assuming that the panic happens when a request is received, but it actually happens when a conflicting route is registered. To me, that's reasonable behavior and is …

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    Comment #37876374

    Definitely. I have a couple use cases for it at . Thanks for sharing that link. https://www.url2png.com/ is another I know about.

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    Comment #37864481

    https://www.pagesnap.app/ Webpage screenshots as a service. I was scratching a personal itch with this one but maybe some day I will make it something others can use at scale. Back…

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    Comment #37863438

    Also Go's HTTP/2 packages - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37863419

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    Comment #37567841

    Can your example be solved by having the k8s cluster resource reference the network resource’s “name” attribute? Doing that allows Terraform to create both resources in one plan/ap…

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    Comment #36857387

    I use New Retirement and one of my biggest complaints about that app is that it expects you to provide the optimistic/pessimistic rate of return for each of your investment account…

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    Comment #36857325

    I love to see more tools like this for do-it-yourselfers like me. I've only just now tried using ProjectionLab for about 20 minutes, so take this with a grain of salt, but I've wat…

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    Comment #36804239

    This is great. It reminds me that I tried to recreate this effect with Turbo Pascal back in the 90’s when I first got into programming. Sneakers, Wargames, and BBS culture were pre…

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    Comment #36200413

    Oh, right. I meant to say 14” MBP in my parent post.

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    Comment #36199887

    Does it support more than one external display? The lack of that feature was the primary thing that drove me to choose a 13" MacBook Pro instead.

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    Comment #33553368

    I wonder if you've read Turn the Ship Around [1]? It's one of my favorite leadership books and tells the true story of the Navy captain who was put in the awkward position of runni…

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    Comment #32816103

    This study claims that there was a decrease in weather prediction accuracy caused by the reduction in commercial flights due to Covid. Maybe there are still some lingering effects …

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    Comment #30309079

    as Bogleheads is for investors

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    Comment #28642413

    It's interesting that there are so many cables running through the Suez Canal. I wonder if it's because of geopolitical reasons for avoiding going over land through the Middle East…