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You told your NS to forward any request to GitHub, a platform you don't own. I think this is the expected outcome. It's good you noticed and shared your findi
by halapro 5mo ago
You told your NS to forward any request to GitHub, a platform you don't own.
I think this is the expected outcome.
It's good you noticed and shared your findings, but to me this "works as intended"
- tomhow 5mo agoPlease don’t scold people on HN. That’s not the style of discussion we’re trying for here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- halapro 5mo agoI'm not scolding, I'm explaining what happened. The post uses the word "abuse" for something that was the expected outcome. It's like saying "my motorbike was stolen" when you let the key in the ignition for a day in the favelas. What did you expect exactly?
- tomhow 5mo agoThere's a pattern in your comments of being snarky. Explaining what happened is fine, but on HN we're trying for curious conversation, and we clearly ask for kindness and to avoid swipes and other kinds of negativity towards other commenters. It may be that the words you're writing don't seem so snarky when they're just being formulated in your mind; that's a common pitfall with online discussion forums. Please try to more thoughtful about how your words come across.
- rmeertens 5mo agoI wrote it down and posted it for others to learn, and to see if Github can make it harder for scammers to abuse the mistakes of others!