Last week I discussed some ideas about how to apply some BDD concepts to operations, primarily the “outside-in” approach.

For quite some time I’ve been using Tor for a number of things, but my most recent use revolves around a lesser-known feature Tor provides: Hidden Services.

Update: I’ve posted the update to this post here which contains some code and more fully fleshed out ideas

As the Lookout code-base grows, both in individual repositories but also in the sheer number of repos we maintain, I’ve found it often difficult to find what I’m looking for.

“Ruby on Rails is a full-stack web framework optimized for programmer happiness and sustainable productivity. It encourages beautiful code by favoring convention over configuration.”

I’ve been working on Hub board off and on for the past couple months, and I finally think it’s ready for some more broad beta testing.

I’ve neglected cross-posting some of the articles I’ve written over the past month or so for the newly inaugurated Lookout Hackers blog. The generally idea of the Hackers blog is to give Lookout Engineering a bit clearer of a voice and an avenue to publish blog posts on things that are nitty-gritty and technical.

DEATH TO VIRTUALBOX

For a long time I’ve been a staunch supporter and happy customer of Sonic.net, the scrappy Bay Area internet service provider that has recently started kicking ass, laying fiber, and embarrassing bigger ISPs.