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Not entirely certain if it's bad form to plug this here but I figured the cause was just.

"tl;dr: if you want to do web development but dislike Rails, your best bet is probably to switch to a different programming language than Ruby."

But... wasn't this the underlying point of Solnic's opinion piece?

Due to Rails "well deserved" domination in the web framework space, POROs never had a chance of contributing to friendly and just competition across the Ruby community. We simply ended up with shitty alternatives because no one was given the proper chance to be BETTER Rubyists.

They just kept eating the gluten and feeling the allergy pains, so to speak.

Ah well...

EDIT: shrug quoting...

I concur. Coming from São Paulo, Brazil, I thought Akita's post was well written and derived out of positive, lightly spoken, opinion. Breath of fresh air against the backdrop of hostile tech machoism.

Thank you.

Oh the memories of collecting all those Vienna's...

Whoops.

Damnit! I hate it when people advertise my favorite software.

I highly recommend working with Colin, he's a great guy.

Cheers!

Same thing happened to me in 1998 but in tech school. Good times. ;)

Great news for anyone that doesn't care at all about protecting their SCM with MFA.

Shame the blog is so horrible because I'd love to read the text and enjoy a hypertext document or two.

Oh, I thought this article was about AWS not SSH. My bad. Yeah, don't rotate your SSH keys either.

Here's a better idea. Learn to use IAM properly and rotate your keys on a schedule.

Chrome/Chromium have had something similar... https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/secure-shell/pnhec...

Totally missed the FAQ there. Thanks!

This is a repost, no?

I completely agree, moving the port is a must just to change up the configuration from everyone else's. Configuration items like port numbers are meant to be tweaked, especially when you can just stick a unique SSH port in your ssh_config.

However, it's not hard to imagine these scanners have moved further past the days of the Morris worm and aren't just simple port scanners. Identifying what services are on what ports is a relatively easy process that doesn't remove much from the discovery phase of a bot or script kiddie. Hell, code review metasploit for a half hour and rip theirs out.

I posted the original because I thought it was interesting. Elated to see an honest response. I love HN.

I don't think I've ever tried another email client and somehow lost control of my previous one.

"Hide Unibox group" under Advanced in the Settings. I had the same initial experience.

Helicopters.

People used Yahoo in 2006?

Oh it definitely was.

"refuse to govern"... I mean, everyone else thats the opposite of this guy is obviously building utopia.

Well, that escalated quickly.

The last time I jailbroke my devices they slowed to a crawl and crashed frequently. Felt like I had installed Windows on my iOS device. I'd much rather have my walled garden of reliable bliss.

I'll still donate to the cause however. Keep up the fine work gents! :)

I definitely know quite a few small projects that this could be extremely useful for. However, I think some people are right that Munin works better at tracking these things long term.