Borgz

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by Borgz 3y ago
You are implying that the only measure of success for a fork is for it to exist indefinitely. If the goal of io.js was to improve Node's governance model, which appears to be the case, then I would consider it a success.
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by Borgz 3y ago
This is Arkose MatchKey. Hopefully, they will one day fix the UI covering the images. https://www.arkoselabs.com/arkose-matchkey/
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by Borgz 4y ago
Unfortunately, I think this is another indication of a lack of understanding by GitHub of how their OAuth/GitHub App systems are expected to function by end users. I'm reminded of this incident [1] from a few months ago. Allegedly
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by Borgz 4y ago
Wow, this is really bad. The words "read and write" are hidden unless you click on the arrow next to "Repositories". I'm surprised this hasn't been used for malicious purposes until now.
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by Borgz 4y ago
Telegram (and other messaging apps for that matter) should allow accounts to be created without a phone number, and ideally stop saving the IP addresses of users.
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by Borgz 4y ago
Google is involved because they are being paid to link to these websites as advertisements. Since these are ads, and ads appear above regular search results on Google, they will appear above videolan.org, no matter how good VideoLAN's
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by Borgz 4y ago
npm only supports security keys and TOTP, not SMS. https://docs.npmjs.com/configuring-two-factor-authentication
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by Borgz 4y ago
I don't understand why you would attempt to summarize the article without reading even half of it.
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by Borgz 4y ago
It's sad how a website can't even voluntarily take itself down anymore without people like you complaining.
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by Borgz 4y ago
Do you believe that KiwiFarms is making a good faith effort to remove objectionable content to the same extent that mainstream social media platforms are? I think it's pretty clear that they're not, simply based on the prevalence
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by Borgz 4y ago
Yes, I've looked at the site quite a few times over the past few years. Even if you can't find people explicitly organizing there, you do see their effects across the internet in the form of off-site harrassment campaigns, general
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by Borgz 4y ago
Maybe if they decide to become platforms exclusively dedicated to harrassment, stop prohibiting and removing that type of content, and actively encourage it. Until then, it doesn't seem likely.
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by Borgz 4y ago
I wonder what their suspension criteria is. Maybe it's just "too much bad press"?
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by Borgz 4y ago
It is quite surprising that they took action. I wonder if this will negatively affect DDoS-Guard's reputation as the first choice for hosting illegal content.
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by Borgz 4y ago
The most important factor to consider here is knowledge. If it is the case that Cloudflare provided services to this website with full knowledge that it was a DDoS-for-hire service, which seems likely, this would significantly increase thei
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by Borgz 4y ago
You have admitted in your earlier comment that "Cloudflare was helping keep his website up." You are saying that "Cloudflare helped keep his website up" does not logically imply "Cloudflare helped me run a DDoS netw
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by Borgz 4y ago
These defenses of Cloudflare's behavior are getting very silly. Is there anything that Cloudflare could protect that you wouldn't be OK with? Because a DDoS-for-hire service is illegal, unethical, and contradictory of Cloudflare&#
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by Borgz 4y ago
This is very interesting, thanks for posting. According to completedns.com, instant-stresser.com has been using Cloudflare on and off for almost 8 years, and continuously for the last 3 years. It's also the 2nd result on Google for sea
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by Borgz 4y ago
Wikipedia has information on 3 suicides related to KiwiFarms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms#Suicides_of_harassm...
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by Borgz 4y ago
All of those platforms regularly remove that type of content and ban users that post it.
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by Borgz 4y ago
This policy seems to only apply to content that they host. It appears that they don't intend to apply this policy to websites that they are only providing DDoS mitigation to, such as KiwiFarms. Whether Cloudflare is hosting the content
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by Borgz 4y ago
My point is this: if there are certain types of content that they deem unacceptable to host, why do they deem it acceptable to protect? I disagree that the paragraph you quoted is relevant to that. But if it is, then it doesn't seem go
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by Borgz 4y ago
It's rather disappointing that Cloudflare's policy is to not host content that is "illegal, harmful, or violates the rights of others, including content that discloses sensitive personal information, incites or exploits viole
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by Borgz 4y ago
I don't understand why Cloudflare believes it is their responsibility to protect content that they admit to finding morally reprehensible when they are under no moral or legal obligation to do so. It seems that Cloudflare believes that
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by Borgz 4y ago
8chan users radicalize each other and encourage each other to commit mass shootings. KiwiFarms users post the personal information of people and encourage each other to harass them to the point of suicide. I don't see how they aren&#x2
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by Borgz 4y ago
You can download the models yourself if you don't want to use it.
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by Borgz 4y ago
This is quite an unusual argument against memory safety. Wouldn't it be better to just not buy devices that don't allow root access?
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by Borgz 5y ago
It was a bit odd to have a section criticizing UI inconsistencies followed by a section criticizing Microsoft for fixing those UI inconsistencies in Notepad and Task Manager.
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by Borgz 5y ago
Evidence?
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by Borgz 5y ago
The post says that Easter egg only works if 'expose_php' is set in php.ini, which will also report the PHP version in the X-Powered-By header of every response. So it doesn't seem to leak any information that wouldn't al

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