Technical posts by Kyle Kelley on notebooks, infrastructure, distributed systems, security, Python, TypeScript, Rust, and the occasional systems toy.
We've done Pip-Boy discovery and relay, creating new libraries in the process. Now it's time to put them to good use by building a multiplayer map. To get us there, I will show you how to use Observables to handle streams of player data and render them onto a map.
Following the siphoning of traffic from the Pip-Boy mobile app and Fallout 4 game, a community of hackers came together to decode the Pip-Boy data and database.
Take apart the pip boy app, discover running Fallout 4 games, and relay traffic with a bit of Node.js, TCP, and UDP.
Behind the Nature IPython Notebook demo: tmpnb, Docker, proxying, live operations, and the community work to give readers disposable notebook servers on demand.
Running hundreds of thousands of notebook servers on demand for Nature readers taught us many lessons. It fundamentally changed how we develop and deploy Jupyter.
How I went from prototyping with Docker and an HTTP Proxy to launching ephemeral notebook services on demand with Project Jupyter.
Can we stop saying NoSQL? I'm really tired of describing things by what they're not. I'd much rather describe them by what they are. "This is a JSON document store" "This is an...
Hijacking the IPython Notebook's WebSockets TL; DR On IPython ≤ 1.1, the Notebook server suffered from a flaw where it did not verify the origin of websocket requests. An attack...
Just for fun, I decided to launch a new Linux server and run rm rf / as root to see what remains. As I found out, rm lives in the future with idiots like me, so you have to spec...
Every time I need to share a credential (password, API Key, etc.) for a shared account I'm faced with a dilemma. How do I pass someone a secret, encrypted just for them? Public...