So last year I installed a whole lot of LED bulbs. Power dropped off, great. One area that got new bulbs was the porchlight. This was 2 sconces, outdoors but covered (both covered by the overhang and covered by…
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Stack overflow says I am the 1%
Stack Overflow has just released their survey. Turns out I am the 1.0%. If you are in the 20.5% and looking to trade, I’m game.
The mysterious cat feeder of the 101
Last year I wrote about the mysterious feeding setup at the 101/Millbrae Ave overpass. It looks very lush and tropical and isolated in the below picture: its not. This is a very industrial location beside an airport and major highway.…
Quick and dirty real-time sync of local dir into a container (perhaps in Kubernetes)
OK this is a bit of a hack. But lets say you want to be editing files in a directory. Each time you write one, you want it synced into some container. This is obviously for development purposes. Well I…
The sad SaaS state of software sufferin’ succotash
Recently I was looking to add OAuth2 login to my wordpress system. Side note: when you see an icon ‘sign-in with Google/Github/…’ on a site, please use that, rather than creating a new account. The protocol is called ‘OAuth2’. Its…
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- db on The LED bulb project: an autopsy on some failuresfree to good home. two $25 LED corn cob lights. Lightly used. Some bugs. May have missing led(s). Know a
- Jayme Snyder on The LED bulb project: an autopsy on some failuresI've fixed a number of dead LED back-lit TV's found on Kijiji and through friends. I guess it's so much
- db on Gitlab via the API: prepare a repo with automatic deploy keys and protected branches/tagsi don't really understand what you are asking? the `protect` means that it can't be read.
- faizal on Gitlab via the API: prepare a repo with automatic deploy keys and protected branches/tagscan you let me know how to protect a tag and allow it only for a group instead of maintainer.
- db on You want to see something really random? Infinite entropy returnsI like the garage-built look!
db on The LED bulb project: an autopsy on some failuresfree to good home. two $25 LED corn cob lights. Lightly used. Some bugs. May have missing led(s). Know a
Jayme Snyder on The LED bulb project: an autopsy on some failuresI've fixed a number of dead LED back-lit TV's found on Kijiji and through friends. I guess it's so much
faizal on Gitlab via the API: prepare a repo with automatic deploy keys and protected branches/tagscan you let me know how to protect a tag and allow it only for a group instead of maintainer.
- Security of the upstream code, and, the importance of the egress firewall
- Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Nodejs (with Gitlab CI)
- Suffering sisyphean security solutions: make your chrome part of the solution
- Safely secure secrets: a sops plugin for kustomize
- They got in via the logging! remote exploits and DDoS using the security logs
- Increasing the usefulness of your Kubernetes Ingress logging
- When your security tools cost more than the thing they protect
- Protect your API key (and your credit rating)
- The supply chain security risk in action: ESLint
- Have you set your security context recently?
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