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yourabi
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About yourabi
Just an engineer building things.
Snitch: SSL auditing and alerting - https://snitch.io
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Comment #11362281
Sorry, but are you familiar with fpm? All of what you mention is supported with fpm (you can have multiple post install files added...etc).
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Comment #11361149
FPM pretty much solves this https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm
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Comment #11264980
I might be overlooking something obvious but I don't see an address in your profile (and I'd prefer not to guess). You can reach me at gmail (same user).
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Comment #11264868
Thanks! Do you have first hand experience?
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Ask HN: Selling a modestly profitable SaaS
What are the best options for selling a SaaS app that brings in (a few) hundred in profit each month? Most brokerages are only interested in businesses that generate significant ca…
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Comment #10154566
Gracenote: Emeryville, CA (SF Bay Area) - Full time, No remote - on-site only, relocation possible, no visa sponsorship possible. Interested in working on crawlers and distributed …
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Comment #9998270
Gracenote: Emeryville, CA (SF Bay Area) - Full time, No remote, relocation possible, no visa sponsorship possible. Interested in working on crawlers and distributed systems? Intere…
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Comment #9418670
Using Go for the backend of https://snitch.io 1. Use Godeps to vendor your deps 2. Use Logrus for logging 3. Figure out a deployment script early one. I have a Rake script that use…
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Comment #9138468
Gracenote: Emeryville, CA (SF Bay Area) - Full time, No remote, relocation possible, NO visa sponsorship possible. Gracenote is the top provider of entertainment information, creat…
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Comment #8986528
Gracenote: Emeryville, CA (SF Bay Area) - Full time, No remote, relocation possible, visa sponsorship possible. Interested in working on crawlers and distributed systems? Intereste…
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Comment #8557536
You can donate to the FreeBSD Foundation here: https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/donate/ Help fund an open-source OS that is foundational in a lot of infrastructure and get a nice …
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Comment #8534060
Disclosure: I'm the founder of snitch.io - a fully automated ssl monitoring service that launched last month. This is interesting. I suspect it will appeal to a certain type of per…
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Comment #8474474
Not really inconsistently. Firefox, Safari and IE all do this. Firefox, for example, will wait up to 10 seconds for an OCSP response ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:ImprovingRevocati…
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Comment #8472549
Hi! The screenshots show you what the app looks like. And to your point all accounts come with a free 14-day trial. I may eventually add a free "one-off" audit - but the value in a…
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Comment #8472519
You should never send a private key. Private keys are private. That is a poorly written tutorial - written by someone that may not understand PKI. You generate the CSR and send tha…
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Comment #8472511
It is rarely that clean-cut which is why these are not defaults in server configs. If you're hosting an API that has older / embedded clients you may HAVE to support SSLv3 during a…
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Comment #8472483
Yep - getting this right is hard. Couple of points about the article. Browsers verify SSL certificates for revocation (OCSP). This is an ongoing service that has a direct impact on…
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Comment #8454250
This is why I built https://snitch.io - security and SSL secured sites in particular are moving targets and not "fire and forget". Snitch already generates an alert if a site doesn…
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Comment #8399468
Hi. You don't use SSL for the signup / login form :-(
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Comment #8385970
I use ZooKeeper in production for snitch.io. There are some interesting new alternatives such as etcd / serf/consul - but at the time ZooKeeper had the best track record (under Jep…