|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
I was reading the posts over on lobste.rs and saw this post: Is sudo almost useless? . Typically I see sudo as a safety belt to protect you from doing something stupid with administrator privileges rather than a security shield. But that doesn't mean it can't be both As with ssh, outlined in my previous post TOTP with SSH (Google Auth) , you can certainly boost your sudo usefulness security wise by throwing 2FA via google-authenticator....
|
|
This post digs into the options of the git rebase interactive command and that you can use to “rewrite your history.”
|
|
I cover the core game loop, why a fixed timestep is required and how it's implemented, topped off with a glorious comparison gif.
|
|
I cover the core game loop, why a fixed timestep is required and how it's implemented, topped off with a glorious comparison gif.
|
|
Cory Doctorow, in Inaction is a Form of Action : “Itâs tempting to simply laugh off these ‘free market’ fetishists as they get their comeuppance when Alex Jones and the Daily Stormer get kicked off the internet, but that is to miss the wider point: we are now in a speech environment where power is so concentrated that the whims of a half-dozen tech execs determine — for all intents and purposes — who may speak and what they may say....
|
Automated bots creating fake accounts are a persistent problem targeting any user self-registration systems and django-allauth is no exception. The most common approach to discourage these bots is to incorporate a captcha on your signup page that adds a layer of validation, with Google's ReCaptcha being the industry-standard implementation. Integrating recaptcha into django-allauth can be tricky so in this post I'll cover the steps to add a..
|
|
Tables make it hard to give hierarchy to data. To underline the importance of certain values in a table you can use chips that highlight the values with colors.
|
|
One of the better lessons that you learn as a programmer is that you never want to work too large, in short, that laziness can be a virtue. I'm speaking, of course, of doing things manually that you can automate. I recently wanted to download a set of images from github that represented anonymous animals. Here's the repo: [https://github.com/wayou/anonymous-animals/tree/master/icons](https://github.com/wayou/anonymous-animals/tree/mas....
|
|
Series Index Python and Go: Part I - gRPC Python and Go: Part II - Extending Python With Go Python and Go: Part III - Packaging Python Code Python and Go: Part IV - Using Python in Memory Introduction Like tools, programming languages tend to solve problems they are designed to. You can use a knife to tighten a screw, but it’s better to use a screwdriver. Plus there is less chance of you getting hurt in the process.
|
|
I recently learned about the concept of a “shadow” that Carl Jung defined. According to it, each of us has a psychological shadow - the part of us that we suppress unconsciously. It’s usually a darker side which society makes us hide, such as a side of violence, but it doesn’t have to be negative. It can be different sexuality, or creativity. It is there, even if we aren’t aware if. For me personally, on the surface level I’ve struggled w....
|
|
Fehrist – Document Indexing Library in Go Fehrist is a document indexing library written in Golang which is used to index different kind of text documents
-
blog.adnansiddiqi.me
-
6 years ago
-
eng
TLDR: Visit Github repo if you are not interested in the internals of the lib. Today I present you another library I made in Go language, called, Fehrist From the Github README: Fehrist is a pure Go library for indexing different types of documents. Currently, it supports only CSV and JSON but flexible architecture gives you the liberty to add more documents. Fehrist(فہرست) is an Urdu word for Index. Similar terminologies used in Arabic(فھر....
|
|
Curl has support for sftp and scp, among many other protocols. In one of our php-applications we use libcurl to transfer files via sftp to a remote datacenter. We recently migrated this application into a docker-container. With it we transferred the private key into the container, so the application can connect to the datacenter. However the job that periodically transfers these files wasn’t working anymore when run inside the containe....
|
|
How to evenly distribute points on a sphere more effectively than the canonical Fibonacci Lattice
-
extremelearning.com.au
-
6 years ago
-
eng
Mapping the Fibonacci lattice (aka Golden Spiral, aka Fibonacci Sphere) onto the surface of a sphere is an extremely fast and effective approximate method to evenly distribute points on a sphere. I show how small modifications to the canonical implementation can result in notable improvements for nearest-neighbor measures. tl;dr: Get a summary of this post … Continue reading "How to evenly distribute points on a sphere more effectively ..
|
|
Overview # The primary thrust of this book is that television has degraded our mode of public discourse. Our news, politics, education, and even religion are delivered to us primarily through television, where they were once delivered via the written word. This transformation of medium is not irrelevant: just as poetry doesn’t survive fully intact when translated from one language to another, likewise ideas do not survive translation o....
|
|
A marketplace business connects buyers and sellers in exchange for a cut of the revenue. Some of today's biggest companies, such as Amazon, Uber, and Airbnb, are marketplaces. Yes, these companies cha...
|
|
A marketplace business connects buyers and sellers in exchange for a cut of the revenue. Some of today's biggest companies, such as Amazon, Uber, and Airbnb, are marketplaces. Yes, these companies cha...
|
|
Overview # The primary thrust of this book is that television has degraded our mode of public discourse. Our news, politics, education, and even religion are delivered to us primarily through television, where they were once delivered via the written word. This transformation of medium is not irrelevant: just as poetry doesn’t survive fully intact when translated from one language to another, likewise ideas do not survive translation o....
|
|
Overview The primary thrust of this book is that television has degraded our mode of public discourse. Our news, politics, education, and even religion are delivered to us primarily through television, where they were once delivered via the written word. This transformation of medium is not irrelevant: just as poetry doesn’t survive fully intact when translated from one language to another, likewise ideas do not survive translation of medi....
|
|
Overview The primary thrust of this book is that television has degraded our mode of public discourse. Our news, politics, education, and even religion are delivered to us primarily through television, where they were once delivered via the written word. This transformation of medium is not irrelevant: just as poetry doesn’t survive fully intact when translated from one language to another, likewise ideas do not survive translation of medi....
|
|
In a previous post, I've underlined the philosophy behind Domain Driven Design, DDD, and now I'd like to move to a practical approach that handles real issues in software development and architecture, requirements that constantly change, and models that are never precise, never current, and/or never using the best technology available. One of the solution to such problems is to build an evolutionary architecture.
|
|
Terraform in AWS: use AMI Names not IDs - and is Terraform the right answer still?
-
blog.herlein.com
-
6 years ago
-
eng
In AWS the AMI ID for a particular VM image is unique to that region. But it’s name is consistent across AWS. When building infra-as-code (such as terraform) use the name, not the ID. And some musings on terraform. Is it still the right answer for infra-as-code?
|