CKN23-ARIN

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by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
If you can run your own local, recursive resolver, you should.
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by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
I suspect the experience of being an electron is something like this: "Wheeeeee!"
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by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
The great thing about parallel reconstruction is that it doesn't leave evidence.
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by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
False DMCA notices are, in theory, perjury, but in practice, yes.
35.
by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
Yes, but the DMCA requires them to wait at least 10 business days first. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/512#g_2_C
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by CKN23-ARIN 6y ago
If you use Chrome: chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Archive of the discussion: https://archive.is/hSB6d > We are uncomfortable continually supporting a 1900+ line patch which upstream hasn't signed off on that has the potential to both compromise OpenSSH security an
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
> While removing the User-Agent completely was deemed problematic, as many sites still rely on them, Chrome will no longer update the browser version and will only include a unified version of the OS data. So, nearly all of the informati
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Putting a dataset into AWS is a lot like putting a satellite into orbit. You still need to pay later to get it down, or to safely destroy it.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
ARIN registration fees start at $250/yr for a /24. https://www.arin.net/resources/fees/fee_schedule/#service-ca...
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
If you want to be multihomed, you need at least a /24 for your routes to be widely propagated. You can't simply announce a single /32 to multiple upstreams.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
My impression is that many of the entities that rent IPs are shady VPN providers, spammers, and the like -- the reputational damage that the IPs will suffer during the lease term is priced in. The blocks that sell for $20-24/IP are re
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
I bought a /24 3 years ago (from the same broker as OP) for about $3500. The price is still increasing.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Ad-free mp3: https://traffic.megaphone.fm/SLT8224321638.mp3
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
LE in which jurisdiction(s)? If the E2EE is widely used, the "needs" of local LE will be varied and often contradictory.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Court documents from the ARIN case: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/15619663/oppobox-llc-v-... From the criminal wire fraud case: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/15619660/united
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Thanks for the $3.35M/$3.82M figures -- is this published officially anywhere? $3.6M was the latest figure I was able to find on your website: https://letsencrypt.org/2018/12/31/looking-forward-to-2019.h
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Fun fact: LetsEncrypt cost $3.6M to operate in 2019.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
So that retailers won't be able to use DPAN to uniquely identify me across transactions.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
> Remove, and re-add a card to your digital wallet and you'll get a new DPAN. Has anyone made a habit of rotating DPANs on a regular basis like this? Does Apple or your bank get irritated at some point?
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
> how else can we measure one's impact? Goodhart's law suggests that this is impossible.
52.
by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Well, there's an easy way to find out who's right. Look at the website, go outside when it tells you to, and look up. Let us know what you find.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Tools that empower individuals on a mass scale are threatening to existing power structures.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
DARPA literally invented the Internet for this kind of use case and now they can't even write their own secure messaging app?
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DoD to sell all IPv4 space over next 10 years(congress.gov)
5 points by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago|0 comments
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ARIN Announces Implementation of Weekly Waitlist Distribution(lists.arin.net)
2 points by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago|0 comments
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
RIRs only handle transfers of /24s or larger. I suppose it might be possible for a "legacy" pre-RIR address holder to reassign ownership rights of a single address, but I've never seen it happen for anything smaller tha
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
Because Twitter potentially bears liability by hosting them into the future, and is only willing to bear that liability if you agree to their terms.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
> However, you are not the king of open source I am, however, the king of my own computer, and this software does not respect my sovereignty.
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by CKN23-ARIN 7y ago
It's usually not hard to get a root shell on these things from the user-facing web management page, in my experience. It's not surprising to learn that they're remotely-exploitable too.

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