I've put a focus on brand new policies shipped by AWS (VersionId = "v1").
October 6, 2025 at 3:03 PM
I've put a focus on brand new policies shipped by AWS (VersionId = "v1").
Check out the full schedule here: fwdcloudsec.org/conference/...
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It's going to be a packed day of sharp insights and real-world lessons for cloud security l33ts.
Not in Berlin? No worries, you can join us live on YouTube: www.youtube.com/live/-a9Ts7...
It's going to be a packed day of sharp insights and real-world lessons for cloud security l33ts.
fwd:cloudsec Europe 2025 - Day 1
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September 15, 2025 at 4:40 AM
Check out the full schedule here: fwdcloudsec.org/conference/...
Not in Berlin? No worries, you can join us live on YouTube: www.youtube.com/live/-a9Ts7...
It's going to be a packed day of sharp insights and real-world lessons for cloud security l33ts.
Not in Berlin? No worries, you can join us live on YouTube: www.youtube.com/live/-a9Ts7...
It's going to be a packed day of sharp insights and real-world lessons for cloud security l33ts.
Next move: Found a budget running watch. Any recommendations?
Keep moving, folks! 🏃
Links in the first comment.
Keep moving, folks! 🏃
Links in the first comment.
August 18, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Next move: Found a budget running watch. Any recommendations?
Keep moving, folks! 🏃
Links in the first comment.
Keep moving, folks! 🏃
Links in the first comment.
- Statistics for Strava, a self-hosted (On Synology) container with tons of stats, dashboards, everything well presented, and Private. (See screenshots)
- As a previous NRC (Nike Running Club) user, I wanted to import my history of runs since 2011, and found on Reddit the perfect tool: Claim-NRC.
- As a previous NRC (Nike Running Club) user, I wanted to import my history of runs since 2011, and found on Reddit the perfect tool: Claim-NRC.
August 18, 2025 at 2:34 PM
- Statistics for Strava, a self-hosted (On Synology) container with tons of stats, dashboards, everything well presented, and Private. (See screenshots)
- As a previous NRC (Nike Running Club) user, I wanted to import my history of runs since 2011, and found on Reddit the perfect tool: Claim-NRC.
- As a previous NRC (Nike Running Club) user, I wanted to import my history of runs since 2011, and found on Reddit the perfect tool: Claim-NRC.
We need an always-on wearable device for this "assistant" use case. It's most useful when your hands are occupied, like when driving or doing DIY tasks.
My most-used assistant: Perplexity voice mode. What's yours?
My most-used assistant: Perplexity voice mode. What's yours?
August 4, 2025 at 3:58 PM
We need an always-on wearable device for this "assistant" use case. It's most useful when your hands are occupied, like when driving or doing DIY tasks.
My most-used assistant: Perplexity voice mode. What's yours?
My most-used assistant: Perplexity voice mode. What's yours?
We all agree that Alexa, Siri, and Google aren't yet equipped to handle these cases, and, with the rise of LLM, these assistants seem even less intelligent.
August 4, 2025 at 3:58 PM
We all agree that Alexa, Siri, and Google aren't yet equipped to handle these cases, and, with the rise of LLM, these assistants seem even less intelligent.
All this hard work, simplicity, redundancy, and integrity come at a cost.
Focus your effort on the business value of your product/service, rather than on building everything yourself.
Which OSS surprises you most?
Focus your effort on the business value of your product/service, rather than on building everything yourself.
Which OSS surprises you most?
July 25, 2025 at 3:00 PM
All this hard work, simplicity, redundancy, and integrity come at a cost.
Focus your effort on the business value of your product/service, rather than on building everything yourself.
Which OSS surprises you most?
Focus your effort on the business value of your product/service, rather than on building everything yourself.
Which OSS surprises you most?
Glacier → Tape Libraries (LTO)
AWS Hyperplane → FreeBSD-based
Lambda/Fargate → Firecracker (fork of Google's crosvm)
Most used languages at AWS are (in this order): Java, C/C++, Rust, Go, then Python.
AWS Hyperplane → FreeBSD-based
Lambda/Fargate → Firecracker (fork of Google's crosvm)
Most used languages at AWS are (in this order): Java, C/C++, Rust, Go, then Python.
July 25, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Glacier → Tape Libraries (LTO)
AWS Hyperplane → FreeBSD-based
Lambda/Fargate → Firecracker (fork of Google's crosvm)
Most used languages at AWS are (in this order): Java, C/C++, Rust, Go, then Python.
AWS Hyperplane → FreeBSD-based
Lambda/Fargate → Firecracker (fork of Google's crosvm)
Most used languages at AWS are (in this order): Java, C/C++, Rust, Go, then Python.
Friend: Sold. Where do I sign up?
Me: See the first comment.
Me: See the first comment.
July 23, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Friend: Sold. Where do I sign up?
Me: See the first comment.
Me: See the first comment.
Me: Two-click connect with a ReadOnly IAM role. After that, it watches 24/7, ships a daily or weekly digest.
Friend: Any proof it saves cash?
Me: Early adopters trim 25-40 % in week one, reduce attack surface, and the carbon footprint drops too.
Friend: Any proof it saves cash?
Me: Early adopters trim 25-40 % in week one, reduce attack surface, and the carbon footprint drops too.
July 23, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Me: Two-click connect with a ReadOnly IAM role. After that, it watches 24/7, ships a daily or weekly digest.
Friend: Any proof it saves cash?
Me: Early adopters trim 25-40 % in week one, reduce attack surface, and the carbon footprint drops too.
Friend: Any proof it saves cash?
Me: Early adopters trim 25-40 % in week one, reduce attack surface, and the carbon footprint drops too.
Me: It shows numbers in different places and services, not answers. unusd auto-maps your whole account (all regions), then pings you: “This instance costs $1.2 K/yr and barely works → kill or resize?”
Friend: Sounds handy. What’s the setup pain?
Friend: Sounds handy. What’s the setup pain?
July 23, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Me: It shows numbers in different places and services, not answers. unusd auto-maps your whole account (all regions), then pings you: “This instance costs $1.2 K/yr and barely works → kill or resize?”
Friend: Sounds handy. What’s the setup pain?
Friend: Sounds handy. What’s the setup pain?
Me: Tons. 30-50 % of cloud spend is “zombie” gear: test EC2s left running, snapshots from 2019, beefy DBs loafing at 5 % CPU, NATGW with zero traffic.
Friend: Doesn’t AWS already show that?
Friend: Doesn’t AWS already show that?
July 23, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Me: Tons. 30-50 % of cloud spend is “zombie” gear: test EC2s left running, snapshots from 2019, beefy DBs loafing at 5 % CPU, NATGW with zero traffic.
Friend: Doesn’t AWS already show that?
Friend: Doesn’t AWS already show that?