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Cisco Umbrella for Government: Enabling Advanced Public Sector Cybersecurity
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umbrella.cisco.com
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3 years ago
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eng
I am proud to announce that Cisco Umbrella for Government has achieved FedRAMP In Process status for FedRAMP Moderate authorization. This reflects our commitment to providing one of the most comprehensive and reliable cloud-native cybersecurity solutions to federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as all other organizations that depend upon FedRAMP certification. We […] The post Cisco Umbrella for Government: Enabling Advan..
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Today I learned about a precious little macOS command line tool, networkQuality. The networkQuality tool is a built-in tool released in macOS Monterey that can help diagnose network issues and measure network performance. Usage: networkQuality -v Example output: ==== SUMMARY ==== Uplink capacity: 44.448 Mbps (Accuracy: High) Downlink capacity: 162.135 Mbps (Accuracy: High) Responsiveness: Low (73 RPM) (Accurac..
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Due to Ingress I've visited so many parks that I wanted to recap my opinion about some gulf facing parks.
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An experiment testing whether ChatGPT can help a non-coder build software to solve a real-world file comparison task.
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Last updated: November 1st, 2023 Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is my main programming environment, after giving up Windows in 2015. It is surprisingly good. Shrink your virtual HD The virtual hard drive in WSL seems to grow without bound (they grow as needed, but won't release space even if you delete data). After shutting down your WSL instances (i.e. wsl --shutdown), run this in PowerShell (as an administrator): Optimize-VHD....
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Simply put, Metadata is data about data. Metadata is the information surrounding something rather than the thing itself. For example the metadata of a picture could be when it was taken, what device it was taken with, the location the picture was taken and a lot of other information but the picture of what you took isn’t metadata. Inspection + Removal A useful program I recommend is exiftool (the wiki page).
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Autogit is an open source shell script that you can wire up to your `cd` command to ensure you always have the latest code, branches, and remotes when you open up a local git repository.
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Aten: pausing a wind park for bird migrations, a worlds first in the Netherlands
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boerman.dev
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3 years ago
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eng
On the 11th of May a new kind of operational message was published on the TenneT NL feed. Normally this feed is quite boring, announcing transport restrictions or grid status for example. But on Friday it announced a special type of restriction for offshore windparks. To help large scale bird migrations the offshore windparks were restricted to very slow turning of turbines. The discussion whether (sea)birds get killed en masse by (of..
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To help secure Spring applications, I created a Content Security Policy builder and bean and published it to Maven Central .
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I thought about things that were going well, where I had a lot of output, like my programming projects. One thing I realized that helps a lot is that I am proud of that work. Doing it is a self-esteem builder, and I have a lot of confidence that I can meet my own standards. I’ve been programming for a long time, so this isn’t much of a surprise. All during that time I challenged myself by doing bigger projects and learning new things. W..
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Daniil Charms was considered a children’s author and could not stand children all his life. While his whimsical fairy tales populated illustrated books and magazines, giving him something to live on in the silence of his room, he also feverishly wrote tales for adults, equally imaginative but inhabited by an excruciating melancholy, as in fairy tales went wrong. At the dawn of the USSR, this desperate fantasy of his was tolerable only if ..
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The trick of puzzle design is not so much coming up with decent clues as it is coming up with a cohesive theme. This one’s pretty good (in my less than honest opinion) but it took me quite a bit of thought to get it working. I keep trying to design full 15x15 American style puzzles but aren’t quite able yet. Hopefully the clues aren’t as necessarily obtuse as my previous ones. Have fun!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! The post Hello world! appeared first on Ghoul School .
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Snowflake ID: Generating Unique IDs for Distributed Systems
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
In modern distributed systems, generating unique IDs is crucial for data consistency and scalability. Snowflake ID is a type of unique identifier that is widely used in distributed systems for generating IDs with high precision, scalability, and availability. In this blog post, we will discuss what Snowflake ID is and how it works, and explore its use cases and benefits.
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Snowflake ID: Generating Unique IDs for Distributed Systems
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
In modern distributed systems, generating unique IDs is crucial for data consistency and scalability. Snowflake ID is a type of unique identifier that is widely used in distributed systems for generating IDs with high precision, scalability, and availability. In this blog post, we will discuss what Snowflake ID is and how it works, and explore its use cases and benefits.
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Snowflake ID: Generating Unique IDs for Distributed Systems
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
In modern distributed systems, generating unique IDs is crucial for data consistency and scalability. Snowflake ID is a type of unique identifier that is widely used in distributed systems for generating IDs with high precision, scalability, and availability. In this blog post, we will discuss what Snowflake ID is and how it works, and explore its use cases and benefits.
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Complex frontend applications, managing querystring/search params, persisting application state into the URL, and navigating between trees of components within a page
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In the TED talk The four-letter code to selling anything Derek Thompson explains about a concept called MAYA.
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In the TED talk The four-letter code to selling anything Derek Thompson explains about a concept called MAYA.
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We chose Garfield Ledges for a short afternoon hike on a beautifully sunny Saturday. The drive near the Mailbox Peak parking lot had been rather slow, having to squeeze past an almost unbroken chain of parked cars about half a mile long, starting at the Valley Camp junction (where the one-way road ends). However, once past that traffic jam the road to Garfield Ledges was clear and quiet. The road is paved almost the entire way. It turns t..
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We chose Garfield Ledges for a short afternoon hike on a beautifully sunny Saturday. The drive near the Mailbox Peak parking lot had been rather slow, having to squeeze past an almost unbroken chain of parked cars about half a mile long, starting at the Valley Camp junction (where the one-way road ends). However, once past that traffic jam the road to Garfield Ledges was clear and quiet. The road is paved almost the entire way. It turns t..
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I did not plan to line up the brands, it just happened that way. It is very easy to handhold! Okay not really sure what the name is, but inspired by the alpa TC and Arca Factum, I made the smallest technical camera frame I could. I had the
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In Ruby you can kinda pretend that you have type enforcement at runtime, because Ruby is very flexible. This could be a useful-enough thing to do to organize and formalize the “ guarding” of your data. As a disclaimer, I’m not actually a huge fan of this practice, because I think that if you’re going to enforce types at runtime, you may as well achieve the same result via learning how to write good constructors and immutable objects. I b....
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In an earlier post (2021) , I argued that much of the “powered by AI / ML” labelling and marketing out there was bogus and disingenuous. That AI / ML technologies were getting commoditised to the point of being as simple as pip install, where most organisations would not need to do any serious R&D to be able to use these technologies, enough to warrant the claim “Powered by AI / ML”. Excerpt from the post:
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In an earlier post (2021) , I argued that much of the “powered by AI / ML” labelling and marketing out there was bogus and disingenuous. That AI / ML technologies were getting commoditised to the point of being as simple as pip install, where most organisations would not need to do any serious R&D to be able to use these technologies, enough to warrant the claim “Powered by AI / ML”. Excerpt from the post:
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I recently made an update to how I build my blog. I like writing my posts with Org-mode because it provides a richer markup language than Markdown. Plus, more Emacs = more good. Hugo has support for Org files, but there was a problem with the RSS feed generation: all of my posts written in Org got truncated at some point. I don’t know if the fault lies with Hugo itself or with some problem in the theme I use—whatever it was, I don’t have ....
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Array and Object Manipulation in JavaScript: Advanced Techniques
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Arrays and objects are fundamental data structures in JavaScript. They are used extensively in modern web development to store and manipulate data. In this blog post, we will explore advanced techniques for manipulating arrays and objects in JavaScript. We will cover topics such as flattening arrays, merging objects, filtering and mapping arrays, and much more. By the end of this post, you will have a deeper understanding of JavaScript's ar..
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Array and Object Manipulation in JavaScript: Advanced Techniques
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Arrays and objects are fundamental data structures in JavaScript. They are used extensively in modern web development to store and manipulate data. In this blog post, we will explore advanced techniques for manipulating arrays and objects in JavaScript. We will cover topics such as flattening arrays, merging objects, filtering and mapping arrays, and much more. By the end of this post, you will have a deeper understanding of JavaScript's ar..
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I recently made an update to how I build my blog. I like writing my posts with Org-mode because it provides a richer markup language than Markdown. Plus, more Emacs = more good. Hugo has support for Org files, but there was a problem with the RSS feed generation: all of my posts written in Org got truncated at some point. I don’t know if the fault lies with Hugo itself or with some problem in the theme I use—whatever it was, I don’t have ....
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