624 karma · joined March 19, 2010
Interests: ECMAScript, Rust, security, data, networking, cognitive bias
Microsoft alum.
Email is best way to reach me. Mention HN.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/paws; my proof: https://keybase.io/paws/sigs/yN1KZs8UWccCKsnw4B6Olcx0KYTLhZOu7ZSWnixzIxs ]
Gatekeeper is nice in some important ways but seeing as it isn't free, I'd also be quite happy with just a SHA1 or similar signature to verify a binary with.
Looking forward to Heroku working out of the box[1] and quiet assets moved to core[2]
Since I was out of warranty anyway I opted to self-replace the battery.
This is a video by Dennis Ulshakov, the maintainer. I haven't watched this in its entirety but it's only 20 mins.
Sr. Technical Consultant
My name is Patrick. I'm an award winning developer with broad technical and business knowledge, most recently focused on building web apps that convert and perform at scale.
Authorized to work in US and EU, bilingual in German/English (native).
• Full-stack web on mobile and desktop
• Wide DevOps experience (AWS, Heroku, Vagrant, CI/Jenkins, self-hosting)
• OS internals (forensics, Unix/Windows, network security/firewalls/Cisco)
• formerly Microsoft and Princeton
Results: • ~40,000 users totaling ~$18 mil in donations (fundraising platform)
• ~$1 mil/yr revenue (e-commerce site from scratch, non-physical goods)
• $25k/yr hosting cost reduction by re-architecting AWS infrastructure
• 200% improvement in forensics turnaround time by revamping imaging lab
• 350% page speed improvement by rewriting JS & deps from scratch
Public-facing projects: http://revv.co, http://petwellnessreport.com, http://bfa.comemail: me at onpaws.com
github: github.com/onpaws
More info: http://iforgotyoursite.com
Mention HN, please.
keywords for you cmd-f folks: rails, ruby, es6, javascript, js, es2015, react, angular, sass, less, css3, html5, mobile, ios, elasticsearch, devops, linux, security, cisco, stripe, braintree, paypal, brooklyn, nyc, new york
Making exploitation much easier was how around the same time Cocoa widgets got emacs-style bindings like ctrl-k, ctrl-y, ctrl-a. Through combining these shortcuts an attacker could quickly and exponentially increase the input string length.
I never saw it documented online but I remember applying this same trick to logonwindow and OS X dropping into the so-called 'secret >console mode' -- full screen terminal, Linux-style.
Background: https://www.securemac.com/macosx-screensaver-security.php
via http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/28/japan-utilities-pl...
Worth keeping the big picture in mind.
gem 'jquery-rails', github: 'onpaws/jquery-rails'
Check out https://github.com/chjj/tty.js
github: https://github.com/onpaws site: http://www.onpaws.com email: me@onpaws.com (Pat)