RKearney

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by RKearney 14y ago
Have you used this before? http://imgur.com/removalrequest I've used it and images were deleted within hours. But the bigger question at hand is why does Namecheap feel like they can change the nameservers of domains based on the content
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by RKearney 14y ago
You're right, I forgot another divide by 60.
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by RKearney 14y ago
The 4 month TTL on the record is just the icing on the cake. I'm moving the rest of my domains off of Namecheap after hearing this. It's extremely troubling to hear Namecheap has no problem changing your domain's name servers without your a
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by RKearney 14y ago
I transfered some of my NameCheap domains over to Gandi[1] a few months ago and after hearing this I'm about to move the rest. [1] https://www.gandi.net
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by RKearney 14y ago
I just use my operating systems firewall to block Spotify from connecting to any IP address that isn't theirs. It results in you streaming music from only Spotify's servers and it prevents any uploads from your computer. I've found this to
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by RKearney 14y ago
You have to read the fine print though. Amazon CloudFront, while expensive, is designed for delivering content globally. Take 100TB for example (the first result in that Google Search) d. We strive to maintain a high level of service,
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by RKearney 14y ago
By that logic, petit theft is fine since the police should be looking for people committing grand theft and the petit theft is "ultimately insignificant" It's reasons like this why people now have to fill out forms justifying the need for a
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by RKearney 14y ago
He's using much more than a /27 Each hop is using a /30. There's 47 useless hops in the mix before reaching the end. That's 188 IP addresses just wasted. Much, much more than a /27. In fact that's 6 times the waste of a /27.
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by RKearney 14y ago
If only ARIN started to revoke IPv4 blocks based on this kind of waste.
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by RKearney 14y ago
GoDaddy, along with every other registrar, is grossly overpriced. I have a few dozen domains and I've never spent more than $3 a year on them. Just do a search for $0.25 domains or similar and you'll find coupon codes for registrars even wo
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by RKearney 14y ago
Wasn't this first seen on Apple's website for the iPhone 5 animations? Now this company is selling software to reproduce this effect for $9.99? I haven't checked yet, but I wonder how much of the JavaScript output by this app is identical t
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by RKearney 14y ago
The DMCA has helped me get knock off websites taken down that consist of nothing but one of my blog posts copy-pasted. I had a very high traffic blog article copied about a half dozen times with domain names purchased JUST to post the artic
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by RKearney 14y ago
I'm assuming you didn't bother to read the post. Now issues are not closed until the commit is marged into the default branch.
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by RKearney 14y ago
You're assuming the spot pricing for Micro instances in the region you pick will not fluctuate which is entirely wrong.
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by RKearney 14y ago
So every name that ends with Pal is off limits?
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by RKearney 14y ago
The point is when I click a link titled "Distraction free writing", the very last thing I expect is to hear clicking noises until I refresh the page or wait for the intro to finish. It would be like test driving a "distraction free car" tha
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by RKearney 14y ago
Honestly I closed the tab less than 10 seconds after opening it. The clicking sounds are more distracting than the dog barking outside.
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by RKearney 14y ago
"The Pirate Bay" is not all of Bittorrent. Just because TPB is down doesn't mean your torrents that use other public trackers just stop working. I'm not understanding the point you're trying to make.
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by RKearney 14y ago
To save it to your clipboard, yes.
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by RKearney 14y ago
Much easier than: Command + Control + Shift + 3 and Command + Control + Shift + 4 + Spacebar + Mouse Click in my opinion.
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by RKearney 14y ago
What's kind of ridiculous is every advertisement under the sun begins vibrating the device.
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by RKearney 14y ago
Doubtful. Most games are GPU bound not CPU bound so CPU threading really isn't the issue.
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by RKearney 14y ago
It's down as of 11/30 11:30PM CST.
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by RKearney 14y ago
No reference to stock tags? i.e. $AAPL
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by RKearney 14y ago
Chrome alerted me that this file is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous. Might want to look into why Chrome is flagging your Windows download as potentially hazardous.
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by RKearney 14y ago
>It's save to assume they don't. Never assume anything with regards to your entire companies infrastructure being in the hands of a third-party.
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by RKearney 14y ago
Unfortunately in trying to be clever, they destroyed the page when trying to zoom in and out. http://i.imgur.com/ssKsU.png So they sacrificed accessibility for what, trying to be childish and clever in the execution of a court order?
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by RKearney 14y ago
Details of the vulnerability were not posted until it was patched, which was no more than 60 seconds after that initial post.
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by RKearney 14y ago
Should be resolved. Can you try once more?
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by RKearney 14y ago
Sorry, try again. Misconfiguration on the server was sending out gzipped content without proper headers.

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