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Github | Library Hackers Unite!

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News and tips from the dark basements. NTP and git client vulnerabilities. December 19, 2014. Git client vulnerabilities on case-insensitive filesystems: https:/ github.com/blog/1938-vulnerability-announced-update-your-git-clients NTPd vulnerabilities announced: http:/ www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/852879 OSX and MS Windows users, start by updating your github apps and plugins and then your regular command-line git client. NTP fixes still pending for most platforms. March 6, 2012. Windows Thin PC Consumer Tech...

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Tim Cromer | Library Hackers Unite!

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News and tips from the dark basements. Tag Archives: Tim Cromer. Million dollar fraud in Detroit Public Library. May 22, 2013. Former Detroit Public Library chief Tim Cromer accused of closing branches while embezzling $1.4M: http:/ www.detroitnews.com/article/20130522/METRO01/305220352 Quite a depressing read. Comments Off on Million dollar fraud in Detroit Public Library. Wikipedia giving away old hardware to non-profits — http:/ goo.gl/SujwC. Things I've Learned. It's about your users.

operatingdev.com

Crowdfunding done right

http://www.operatingdev.com/2013/05/crowdfunding-done-right

Blurring the line between software development and operations. I wrote that crowdfunding can be a distraction to startups from working on their products. While I still believe that, one of my clients have shown me that the two can be put together to create a community of people who passionately care about your product and are investing their time and ideas (beyond the $10 or $50 or whatever amount they contribute) in helping you deliver an outstanding experience. The team at Precursor are doing an amazin...

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Staging your success or failure?

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Blurring the line between software development and operations. Staging your success or failure? 8220;We are a small team,” said Otto, the CEO of a promising startup in the social media space, “and we let development to deploy changes directly on production.”. 8220;We don’t have much custom development,” said Pam, the IT manager at a small manufacturing shop in the cosmetics industry, “and we mostly do integrations with our ERP. There is no need for a staging environment.”. It depends on the investment yo...

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When a disaster hits – rising from the ashes

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Blurring the line between software development and operations. When a disaster hits – rising from the ashes. So far in the Disaster Recovery series I have discussed the importance of DR planning for building resilient organizations regardless of size and described the steps needed for building a basic DR plan using the cloud. This article will complete the series by looking at the process of recovery and the thoughts that go into proactive planning and recovery actions. How fast do you need to restart yo...

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Scaling down – running cost-effective campaigns on the AWS cloud

http://www.operatingdev.com/2013/05/scaling-down-running-cost-effective-campaigns-on-the-aws-cloud

Blurring the line between software development and operations. Scaling down running cost-effective campaigns on the AWS cloud. Originally posted on the TriNimbus blog. If you read my post. Blog or the Precursor Games case study. Site, you know that we recently worked with Precursor Games. This meant deploying many servers behind a load balancer, of course, but using AWS gave us the freedom to focus on the architecture and don’t worry about the resources we will need to build it. This is what we did:.

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Operating Dev | Page 2

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Blurring the line between software development and operations. Evolving codelines – mastering the runtime. In last week’s article. Continue reading →. February 18, 2013 at 8:00 am. Evolving codelines – maturity levels for software products. Your code controls. That is, how many things sit. Your codeline and how can you ensure your code is. When you think of code, what comes to mind first? Continue reading →. February 11, 2013 at 8:00 am. Continue reading →. February 4, 2013 at 8:00 am. Continue reading &...

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Agile as a humane way of software development – the road from cooperation to collaboration

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Blurring the line between software development and operations. Agile as a humane way of software development – the road from cooperation to collaboration. Openness to ideas, collaboration, communication. These are some of the things one of the agile teams I am coaching values and likes to keep doing. They’re valued equally as tracking issue in Github. Regular refactoring of their application framework throughout the sprints or fixing bad coding practices. Collaboration is the drive behind the amazing orc...

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Cloud vision – anno 2016

http://www.operatingdev.com/2013/02/cloud-vision-anno-2016

Blurring the line between software development and operations. Cloud vision – anno 2016. It is the year 2016 and Amazon is getting ready for their fifth re:Invent. Conference. The conference attracted a lot of attention already – after all one of the keynotes will be broadcast from aboard MV Ushuaia. Some say they are building one under water in the Pacific too but these are only rumors for now.). 8220;as wonderful as AWS is, we are still in the assembly language phase of cloud computing”. He c...Has bee...

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Crowdfunding done right

http://www.operatingdev.com/2013/05/crowdfunding-done-right/comment-page-1

Blurring the line between software development and operations. I wrote that crowdfunding can be a distraction to startups from working on their products. While I still believe that, one of my clients have shown me that the two can be put together to create a community of people who passionately care about your product and are investing their time and ideas (beyond the $10 or $50 or whatever amount they contribute) in helping you deliver an outstanding experience. The team at Precursor are doing an amazin...