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Still, it identifies you so it can be used to track you over visits to many different stores-over-ssh, just like third party cookies.

fragmede 2y ago
if you are aware of other stores-over-ssh, I’d genuinely love to hear about them because this one is so fun. Or even not-stores that are reachable via ssh. Any MUDs still going?
- lxgr 2y ago
  You might like https://tildeverse.org/ https://tildeverse.org/!
  - fragmede 2y ago
    Doesn't seem to work: fragmede@samairmac:~$ ssh tildeverse.org fragmede@tildeverse.org: Permission denied (publickey).
    - efreak 2y ago
      That's because you're using the wrong protocol. Try https in the browser to see their website.
      - lxgr 2y ago
        Oh, it seems to rickroll people with a referrer from this site :) Copy-paste or manually type the URL to get around that! Edit: They seem to be redirecting with a 301 permanent HTTP response, which seems slightly obnoxious since your browser might cache it. I can't visit the site anymore from the browser I'm using here, so maybe try a different one or incognito mode.
      - fragmede 2y ago
        Why would I do that? I'm looking for ssh toys, like ssh starwarstel.net or ssh funky.nondeterministic.computer.
Gud 2y ago
You could work around this with different private/public key pairs?
jethro_tell 2y ago
Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small, they can probably already more or less track you. Additionally, you're probably giving a shipping address and using a card number of some sort. Its extremely difficult to shop anonymously online for physical goods.
- melodyogonna 2y ago
  > Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small Yeah, nerds. In the FAQ there is the question "What is SSH", and the answer is - "If you have to ask then it's not for you". Edit: Seems the FAQ may have been updated or this simply wasn't part of the online version, https://imgur.com/a/igjGCFM https://imgur.com/a/igjGCFM here is a section of the FAQ sent to my email.
mr_mitm 2y ago
You could use one key per service. Almost like a passkey.

fragmede 2y ago

if you are aware of other stores-over-ssh, I’d genuinely love to hear about them because this one is so fun. Or even not-stores that are reachable via ssh. Any MUDs still going?

lxgr 2y ago
You might like https://tildeverse.org/ https://tildeverse.org/!
- fragmede 2y ago
  Doesn't seem to work: fragmede@samairmac:~$ ssh tildeverse.org fragmede@tildeverse.org: Permission denied (publickey).
  - efreak 2y ago
    That's because you're using the wrong protocol. Try https in the browser to see their website.
    - lxgr 2y ago
      Oh, it seems to rickroll people with a referrer from this site :) Copy-paste or manually type the URL to get around that! Edit: They seem to be redirecting with a 301 permanent HTTP response, which seems slightly obnoxious since your browser might cache it. I can't visit the site anymore from the browser I'm using here, so maybe try a different one or incognito mode.
    - fragmede 2y ago
      Why would I do that? I'm looking for ssh toys, like ssh starwarstel.net or ssh funky.nondeterministic.computer.

Gud 2y ago

You could work around this with different private/public key pairs?

jethro_tell 2y ago

Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small, they can probably already more or less track you. Additionally, you're probably giving a shipping address and using a card number of some sort. Its extremely difficult to shop anonymously online for physical goods.

melodyogonna 2y ago
> Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small Yeah, nerds. In the FAQ there is the question "What is SSH", and the answer is - "If you have to ask then it's not for you". Edit: Seems the FAQ may have been updated or this simply wasn't part of the online version, https://imgur.com/a/igjGCFM https://imgur.com/a/igjGCFM here is a section of the FAQ sent to my email.

mr_mitm 2y ago

You could use one key per service. Almost like a passkey.