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Let's see who's watching us on stopwatching.us: dig MX stopwatching.us | grep -c google.com >>> 6 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c 'google.*

by ta223 13y ago

Let's see who's watching us on stopwatching.us: dig MX stopwatching.us | grep -c google.com >>> 6 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c 'google.*\.com' >>> 6 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c facebook.com >>> 1 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c youtube.com >>> 0 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c youtube-nocookie.com >>> 1 hey, at least someone /thought/ about it curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c typekit.net >>> 1 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c twitter.com >>> 5 curl https://rally.stopwatching.us/ |grep -c cloudflare.com >>> 3 The list goes on... EDIT: I should note that these could be harmless <a...> links, but most aren't, and I'm too lazy to update the regexes and rerun. You get the point though.

frank_boyd 13y ago
Seriously. Why does every website come with 10thousand f#cking scripts loaded in the background? I hate this. Host your own goddamn js, fonts and whatnot.
- ta223 13y ago
  Amen brother, amen!
- ryanSrich 13y ago
  Most arguments for CDNs are based in speed. The only one from that list that would make sense to host yourself would be the video from YouTube.
  - ta223 13y ago
    Quite the opposite. The video -- because it's huge compared to JS, CSS, etc. -- /does/ make sense to host on YouTube. The /player/ does not belong embedded in the page though. Take a screenshot, host that on your own crummy web server, and link to YouTube, ideally with a notice to the effect of "Clicking this link will share your information with YouTube..."
gavinpc 13y ago
As far as irony goes, I think the headline says it all: > Rally Against Mass Surveillance Livestream [video] (stopwatching.us)