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 area: REST APIs
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 area: REST APIs
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 Sense is a little device that sits by your bedside and, in
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 Sense is a little device that sits by your bedside and, in
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 conjunction with a little 'pill' attached to your pillow, monitors your sleeping patterns and
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 conjunction with a little 'pill' attached to your pillow, monitors your sleeping patterns and

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 I recently picked up a couple of <a href="http://www.belkin.com/uk/p/P-F7C029/">Belkin's WeMo
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 I recently picked up a couple of <a href="http://www.belkin.com/uk/p/P-F7C029/">Belkin's WeMo
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 Insight Switches</a> to monitor power usage for my PC and networking equipment. WeMo is Belkin's

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 Over the past few weeks I've gradually been migrating services from running in LXC containers to
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 Over the past few weeks I've gradually been migrating services from running in LXC containers to
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 One of my favourite hobbyhorses recently has been the use of HTTPS, or lack thereof. HTTPS is the
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 One of my favourite hobbyhorses recently has been the use of HTTPS, or lack thereof. HTTPS is the
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 thing that makes the little padlock appear in your browser, and has existed for over 20 years.
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 thing that makes the little padlock appear in your browser, and has existed for over 20 years.

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 I recently noticed that I'd accidentally lost my previous GPG private key &mdash; whoops. It was on
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 I recently noticed that I'd accidentally lost my previous GPG private key &mdash; whoops. It was on
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 description: Tools and suggestions for improving the security of SSHd by disabling weak algorithms and modern config tweaks.
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 I recently came across a useful tool on GitHub called
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 [ssh-audit](https://github.com/arthepsy/ssh-audit). It's a small Python script

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 for you. Done. But it turns out there's quite a few edge cases...
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 At first we might try something like:
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 At first we might try something like:
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 {{< highlight docker >}}
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 {{< highlight docker >}}

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