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by an_account_name 8y ago
> Examples include preventing the DuckCuckGo [sic] search engine from being added to Chrome on Android, while featuring the Chrome widget prominently on most Android builds. I’m much less willing to assume good faith for this particular
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by an_account_name 8y ago
> collinear anatidae I'm stealing this phrase, please and thank you.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
My experience with them in Seattle has been relatively positive; no IPv6 slowness, good and consistent throughout overall. Moving inside of Seattle was mindbogglingly difficult for some reason and involved a 3 hour phone call with 10+ trans
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Hey there. Before reading this comment, I'd like to advise you of my cookie and privacy policy. I don't set cookies (but HN does). I don't collect information on you (and will probably forget I wrote this in a few minutes). N
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by an_account_name 8y ago
The United Fruit Company comes to mind.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
About your second disclaimer - are you worried someone would try to punish you for this comment, or are you trying to say that generally most commentators have undisclosed conflicts of interest? (I work at Amazon but not AWS, opinions my ow
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by an_account_name 8y ago
> Since we were both supporting real production traffic through the prefixes we were using to play the game Annnnd fired
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by an_account_name 8y ago
It appears to attempt to auth the card, at least with the “known test card” 4111 1111 1111 1111 (which fails).
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by an_account_name 8y ago
They might be clear today. Were they always? There are literally decades of timeline to examine here.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
HSTS does indeed prevent users from clicking through the warning - it makes handshake / trust chain failure fatal with no "proceed anyway" button.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
CAA support wasn't mandatory for WebPKI CAs until 2017-09-08 so it's likely that it's better supported now than it was last year.
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by an_account_name 9y ago
The Living Computer Museum is indeed fantastic. I’m partial to the mainframes but my daughter hates the loud noise in the cold room so we spend more time playing old PC games.
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by an_account_name 9y ago
Their tests live in a separate repo
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by an_account_name 9y ago
I won't be too surprised if Comodo decides not to do business with Trustico after this.
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by an_account_name 9y ago
That's a great heuristic to keep in mind, thanks for that.
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by an_account_name 9y ago
It definitely still works that way, in my experience.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
I recently switched. There's a LastPass import option, and it took about 20 minutes to get all my devices synced up. The cost of switching may not be so high, depending on how you use LastPass (if you use their Enterprise features, for
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by an_account_name 10y ago
That's... troubling. You should consider mentioning it on the mozilla.dev.security.policy thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.security... EDIT: GoDaddy themselves say they will never d
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by an_account_name 10y ago
Because you still have to pay rent - if you could buy, your housing costs would be earning equity.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
It appears to be the researcher's own address. Also, the censoring in the image is Facebook's, not the researcher's - this discrepancy is exactly the bug they're disclosing.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
A bit of Googling reveals this to be a reply to this blog entry by Colin Percival, for those interested: http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2009-06-11-cryptographic-rig...
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by an_account_name 10y ago
I think they probably mean "direct rendering manager", rather than "digital rights management." It's used for graphics acceleration.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
My optometrist refused to do it. The ophthalmologist stormed out of his office, gave them a mean look, and did it for me.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
Ah, neat. A version of static_assert for C. What kinds of expressions can it actually evaluate, though?
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by an_account_name 10y ago
I would be more worried about a DNS provider or a registrar with terms about the kinds of speech allowed.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
If you pinned the leaf cert, you're fucked in any event. If you pinned the CA, it's problematic for something to automatically choose a new CA for you.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
It exposes a variable with the TLS SNI extension value for you to do stuff with in config: http://nginx.org/en/docs/stream/ngx_stream_ssl_preread_modul... It's not clear from config whether you had to ha
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by an_account_name 10y ago
I had distrusted a bunch of others, too - it looks like the update flipped everything to be trusted again. Thanks for the heads up.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
Trees are expensive.
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by an_account_name 10y ago
So, I remember hearing about LIGO when the first wave was detected, and was excited by it - but I had never heard of it before that. What other experiments are running that would generate similar excitement from the science community that I

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