thomasvendetta

Worth noting there is also an advisory for MacOS: https://keybase.io/docs/secadv/kb001

I too would love to hear more about this, unfortunately this article on FreeBSD Jail Management Tools [1] seemed to be the most relevant thing I could come up with.

[1] https://blather.michaelwlucas.com/archives/2291

Agreed, this brings to mind one of my favorites has never felt quite right:

require 'logger'; Logger.new("| cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub")

So if you rebuild your docker containers every time you deploy, and you deploy daily, security updates should happen on a daily basis. Correct?

I've thoroughly enjoyed and learned from every bit of Traction Book thus far, highly recommend to anyone who is considering purchasing.

I originally posted this on the GH AMA but my account was pending moderation and I got skipped... so.. while you're both here:

Do you have any recommendations on using the traction channels to solve the chicken and the egg problem? Or any other specific reading towards solving the C&E problem?

Do you have any methods for tracking conversions in offline channels or is it basically just talking to your customers and asking how they heard about you?

His sentence should have been longer, but why are we giving this guy any more time of our day? This happened last year.

SEEKING WORK (Ruby, PHP, JavaScript) - Remote - EST

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Part of the problem is that I'm not THAT good.

Not with that attitude, you're not :)

I have a question. Her tweets were posted multiple times last night to HN. They were up voted and commented on, yet within 20-30 minutes each time, they were flagged as dead and no longer on the front page.

On some, there were newly created accounts commenting in defense of Github and claiming her comments and reasons were fraudulent.

What's up with that?

+1 for homakov. Dude knows what's up.

http://www.sakurity.com/

I wish the people who have knowledge of implementing these things would come forward with a leak of some sort. Surely, somewhere their are citizens of this type, right?

I wonder if this has anything to do with the 3rd party software used to compromise drupal.org?

Holla: http://web.archive.org/web/20010124071800/http://expage.com/...

Dont forget a $70,000 fine.

And now the bad guys know there is a very serious vulnerability, somewhere.

Not confirmed, but definitely possible: http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/20/playhaven-developer-fired-...

I can see where you're coming from saying something like that... But it is a mistake in my eyes. It was an unwise decision that he probably would not have made had he known he faced 3+ years in prison.

That being said, this guy is obviously not a saint. I don't want to sound like I'm defending his affiliation with GNAA or the fact that he went to Gawker with it.

If it had been someone who gives to community, is polite, and respectful, and instead had gone to the NYT or another publication, they still could lose 3+ years of their life. To a mistake.

Precisely that. Sure, he made a mistake, but so did AT&T, and now because of it he's potentially going to spend 41 months of his life in jail. Life is too short as it is.

Absolutely disgusting, AT&T.

I can't really speak for how common it is, but the Battlefield Play4Free server browser is written in Javascript [1].

[1] http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/#examples-battlefie...

Carmen Ortiz sounds like nothing more than a state-sponsored terrorist.

For anyone looking for an invite to Simple, I've got three available. Shoot me an e-mail (in profile).

I've been using Simple for the past 6 months and I've got to say I don't miss my brick and mortar bank one second. These guys are the perfect example of doing it right.

Petition to fire accomplice Steve Heymann still needs 22k more: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/fire-assistant-us-...

Ahhh! Homestead. Thank you for reminding me. I need to check there for archives, too!

It is however generating conversation, which is a start.

Rest in peace Aaron. Someone I looked up to in more ways than words any words can explain.

Obviously I live on the wild side.

Seriously, the Wayback Machine is awesome. Just last week I used it to find a website I made twelve years ago at the ripe age of 10. If there are any maintainers/developers reading this, thank you.

The fact that they were able to preserve a masterpiece like this means a lot to me: http://web.archive.org/web/20010124071800/http://expage.com/...

Can anyone confirm whether or not I still need to add ActionDispatch::ParamsParser::DEFAULT_PARSERS.delete(Mime::XML) to an initializer if my apps have been updated to rails 3.2.11?

Nice job Abe, keep up the good work!