Yes. It is this spirit that got me excited about computers. It's impressive that OpenBSD has remained consistent all these years. One of my all time favorite projects.
Used this to voice my lack of support for the tiktok ban (patriot act 2.0). There might be a better site to use, perhaps one that automates the message.
Cork oaks are a beautiful, evergreen oak tree with lovely leaves and a magnificent trunk. They grow well in the warmer parts of California. There are a few places in the state that sell mature specimens. I have 3 on my property and I would highly recommend!
Chain | Senior Security Engineer | FULL-TIME | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE, VISA TRANSFER | https://chain.com
Our mission is to take blockchain technology beyond speculation and nefarious activities. (<- not our official tagline ;)
We believe that the cryptographic protocols and the decentralized model of blockchains are revolutionary and we are figuring out how to connect these breakthroughs to real world applications. For more info, see our website: https://chain.com or email me [email protected]
If you are interested in being our first security engineer and building a security team at the company, please drop me a line!
We need help shipping our SGX based transaction signing service and doing threat modeling on several public blockchain projects --among other things.
Our tech stack is: Go, Rust, Postgres, AWS
I'm the co-founder and cto of the company and I am personally hiring for this role.
We are building a digital asset platform using block chain technology. Our company is well funded by leading VCs (khosla, rre, sv angel) and by our customers (nasdaq and first data to name a few...)
We are looking for systems engineers and security / operations folks. We are a small, friendly, diverse team who values empathy, hard work, and kindness. If you are interested in building critical financial infrastructure, please reach out! I'd love to get a grab a cup of coffee and talk shop.
I put together balancebadge.com, a simple bitcoind related app. If I didn't use the chain.com API I would have had to run a server with bitcoind (~20GB of data), a server that indexes data from bitcoind (recall that a simple address balance is not exposed in bitcoind), and stores the data in an alternate database (~200GB). There is no way that I would have built balancebadge if I had to setup and maintain 3 servers with 100s of gigabytes of data.
Also, should developers who don't want to run a PostgreSQL server think twice about building web apps? I believe that general purpose software that requires server maintenance and state management should be run as a service. App developers should be focusing on the details of their product –not how to keep general purpose infrastructure alive and well.
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Full disclosure: I am one of the creators of chain.com
I know the post linked to systemd docs, but I’d enjoy seeing some snippets of directives people are using to achieve this kind of hardening.