EwanToo

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by EwanToo 13y ago
Surely it's just that the other domain used to point at a website hosted on Digital Ocean, which has recycled the IP address? The old user just has bothered to update their DNS records.
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Demonstrating the critical nature of SSRF(blog.shubh.am)
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by EwanToo 13y ago
I'd guess it's a calculation in the order of: We build 50, plug them in, make $500,000 in 3 months We build 50, sell them all, make $250,000 in 1 month But I'm sure they'll have a couple they keep for themselves, and plu
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by EwanToo 13y ago
It's been in place on TalkTalk's network for 2 years now, it really doesn't break things. It's not particularly aggressive, and only looks for HTTP and HTTPS traffic, not VPNs etc. Whether you agree with it, like it, or
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by EwanToo 13y ago
OVH are great as long as you don't need to get in touch with them - If one of their servers break, you're better migrating to a new box than trying to fix it.
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Well done a Reuters reporter back in March :) "Exclusive: EMC, IBM eye web hosting company SoftLayer- sources", suggests a $2 billion valuation. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/15/us-softlayer-sale-...
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Yeah pretty much exactly that. They gave me an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway, I preconfigured it, and posted them the board in a cheap case, plus the power supply with plug. They invoice me annually for the power used including an am
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Took a few times of clearing my cookies, then it eventually just worked, no idea why though and I guess it'll stop working again.
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Jump networks are the company, but it's in one of the Telehouse buildings in London http://www.jump.net.uk/
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by EwanToo 13y ago
My original Beaglebone has been stuck in a colo facility for a while now (18 months?) and has cost me about $20 of hosting fees so far. The power consumption is stupidly low, the colo company had to find a different meter to measure it from
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by EwanToo 13y ago
The front page of http://dwp.gov.uk/ says in pretty big writing "We have moved to www.gov.uk/dwp" Which is a much nicer site: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-w... Of course, they could break every link out the
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by EwanToo 13y ago
I might be missing something, but that link really only talks about the potential benefit of a file already being cached locally on the end-user's device. There's still a significant benefit in just storing the file closer to the end-user,
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Yes, we should all stick to using .com at $50 per year per domain, and we all should be using Network Solutions because they're the original provider of it.
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by EwanToo 13y ago
I think it's rather sad when a project says they're open source, then says things like : "You'll need hosting for your blog no matter what, but our service will be the most powerful way of running Ghost - and the easiest to get started with
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by EwanToo 13y ago
The banks could do this, but in general they don't seem to - it's too annoying for their customers when the chip is covered in dirt, a bit damaged, whatever.
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by EwanToo 13y ago
I've yet to see a card where all the required information to clone the card isn't available on the strip too, have you?
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by EwanToo 13y ago
Most paid for apps (though not all) sell exactly the same analytics that free apps do - why turn away an extra revenue stream? Unless the developer has committed to not selling your data, they probably are already doing it.
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by EwanToo 13y ago
I'd say less on a slippery slope, more we've already fallen down into that hole... There's already been at least once instance of the bpi blocking a legitimate site
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by EwanToo 13y ago
No I don't believe so, the original "source sites" are all done by court order, so people like ORG have reported on them, but clone sites, and new DNS names for existing sites, are simply blocked by request of the BPI. "Once a site is block
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by EwanToo 13y ago
There's now a (court approved) process that doesn't involve going to court for each domain, it's simply added to the block list.
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by EwanToo 14y ago
That's a commonly held misbelief. If it's an honest mistake, there's no requirement to sell it, and beyond that most email confirmations say something like this from Amazon: This e-mail is only an acknowledgement of receipt of your order an
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by EwanToo 14y ago
Is there another way of learning the URLs like http://linode.com/googledebcc14d3c9f777a.html and http://linode.com/y_key_57284cb2de704e02.html If not, it seems likely that he did have read access to the main website filesystem at least
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by EwanToo 14y ago
The parent is StavrosK, in their profile it says "I'm Stavros Korokithakis.", Stavros being a mans name. Of course, it could not be true, but I can't see why anyone would bother.
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by EwanToo 14y ago
Funny because it's a trivial feature that's actually implemented, just obviously in a slightly confusing way that someone's asked about it. They're famous amongst HN readers, but not amongst people who might land on their site googling for
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by EwanToo 14y ago
I like it a lot. I suspect you'll need to come up with a self-install version to get into larger accounts like ours, but it's very nice.
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by EwanToo 14y ago
I find it quite funny that their FAQ says about showing the temperature in Celcius, but not "Is there an Android version coming?". So... if you're an android developer, you know what product I want you to clone?
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by EwanToo 14y ago
I hadn't really considered the limits of bitcoin prices in this way, it's a great way to explain the "Why not?" about future price rises!
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by EwanToo 14y ago
You're right it's not a ballistic missile, but it's end goal is in many ways the same: "Prompt Global Strike (PGS) is a United States military effort to develop a system that can deliver a precision conventional weapon strike anywhere in th
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by EwanToo 14y ago
Cloudflare has unfortunately been shockingly bad in the UK over the last few days (yesterday in particular). I assume it was related to this attack.
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by EwanToo 14y ago
What's interesting is that he bought an existing app, spammed it to death using paid posts from various Instagram and Twitter accounts. Voila!

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