The Rietta Blog

Cybersecurity, software, and the law between them.

Since 2005, this blog has covered cybersecurity, software development, and cloud migration, a resource for anyone staying informed about these areas.

05/20/2014

Joe Moore has Pair Programmed for 27,000 Hours

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05/16/2014

My new tenkeyless Code Keyboard!

The Code Keyboard Kenkeyless (87-key without a Number Pad) with Cherry MX Green is a great programmers' keyboard.

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05/15/2014

YubiKey Authentication Devices

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05/14/2014

John Saddington and Obie Fernandez at the Atlanta Ruby Users' Group

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04/07/2014

OpenSSL Vulnerability, Patch 1.0.1 Immediately

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03/04/2014

Research and Development Tax Credit

As a company building software that has a risk of failure, the government wants to provide financial incentives to you, dollar for dollar.

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02/22/2014

Find Top Referral Sources with Raw Apache Access Log

The easy raw to find your website referrers (HTTP referer) from a raw Apache access file with grep, sort, and uniq on the command line.

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02/18/2014

Issue #6: February, 2014, Web Application Topics Newsletter

Issue 6: get and compare the current Git branch in BASH, Don't Make Me Think as book of the month, and PaperClip, Yahoo, and Buffer security news.

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02/16/2014

Get and compare the current Git branch in BASH

The easy way to get the current Git branch within a BASH script and use it to conditionally execute the most appropriate code with an if/else.

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02/14/2014

My Touch Typing Journey Continues

How I am teaching myself to truly touch-type, without taking any peaks, with Type Fu, the DAS Keyboard Ultimate, and going about my daily work as a consultant.

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