Aeoxic

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by Aeoxic 12y ago
You could buy a VPS and set up the appropriate software (mailserver, web client, etc.) and offer free registration for that.
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
"A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed." The wordin
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
I'll look into cleaning everything up a bit and formalising reporting and perhaps release it properly. A lessons-learned whitepaper would be radical, I'll chat to a few of the people that I run this with and see what they think.
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
I manage a private combination of communications bulletins and attack monitoring for a couple of smaller communities / organisations that get attacked on the regular (mostly hosting providers and gaming organisations). I've been c
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
That's great, except forks can be merged later.
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
Real programmers use cat: http://xkcd.com/378/ .
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
> It's not all that different to the advantages of vertically integrating iTunes/iOS/Apple Ax-based hardware. It's different due to the fact that Internet is a "utility" now in the same way gas, electricity
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
I'm curious here, is Google actually in a position where it's breaking what is commonly understood as antitrust laws by abusing its position? Are the actions that are defined as "abuse" actually Google abusing their
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
More or less, except Britain is currently experiencing the aftershock of David "Think of the Children" Cameron and his band of privacy-hating merrymen. While Verizon was caught out recently tracking users and Comcast maybe does th
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
> I always just ask them to charge me a surcharge instead. Some places "get it", but a few have stared at me blankly. I don't want to a) walk back down the street to an ATM or b) buy a bunch of pastries that I don't w
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
First you guys make us look like idiots with our Internet capability, and now with the transaction charges. Slow down a bit and let us catch up, yeah? > On the other hand there are a lot of shops that either have a minimum transaction si
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
> There is no reason not to pay for even the most trivial purchase with EFTPOS so I haven't carried cash around in my entire life. Unfortunately, there is a reason to still carry some cash in Australia: EFTPOS minimums. Airport stor
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
> More business graduates gravitating to the "tech" field full of useless piffy advice peddling themselves and their shoddy unoriginal offerings. Ah yes, the "self-made entrepreneurial IT consultants".
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by Aeoxic 12y ago
> the 10 year life of XMPP. I really wish XMPP was more prominent than it is. It's an incredibly powerful protocol.