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by beardog 10y ago
Archive link for anyone that can't access it (was down for me): https://archive.fo/inVW5
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by beardog 10y ago
This is what that is.
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SoundCloud: Good for Music, Bad for Transparency(vc.gg)
1 points by beardog 10y ago|0 comments
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How a Random GitHub Repo Led to a Shell Access Google Dork(chaoswebs.net)
1 points by beardog 10y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
privacytools.io is great too. (Disclaimer: I contribute to it a bit)
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What we actually lose when the USDA and EPA can’t talk to the public(popsci.com)
119 points by beardog 10y ago|44 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
It depends what you mean by "free". Of course all software should be handled with varying degrees of skepticism, but open source software can be directly verified (though this also requires building from source), and you don'
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by beardog 10y ago
Great, thanks. Not only is this more secure & anonymous for your users, but it also gives them a way to access your site in case your main domain is lost or revoked.
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by beardog 10y ago
On behalf of all NoScript users, I thank you :)
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by beardog 10y ago
Decent search engine. I'll keep this in mind if torrentz2.eu goes down. Maybe consider supporting an alternate way to access your website as a Tor onion service too?
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by beardog 10y ago
Most if not all relatively modern clients support DHT and other peer locating methods. Just copy the info hash on the torrent results page & paste into your client. HTTP trackers help find peers who are more firewalled I believe, and al
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by beardog 10y ago
Even worse, the pathetic 5mb limit is trivially bypassed, so it's really just an annoying but ineffective restriction: http://feross.org/fill-disk/
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by beardog 10y ago
unfortunately, a simple DNS filter is enough to deter many.
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by beardog 10y ago
The CFAA does this very thing[1]. Violate a terms of service? You're now potentially a felon! But everyone violates TOS sometimes, especially with ridiculous rules like 'no rudeness', so prosecutors pick & choose their ta
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by beardog 10y ago
I was wrong, it got unblocked. It was blocked for a while though. see: https://www.reddit.com/r/tifu/comments/3grpdf/tifu_by_gettin...
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by beardog 10y ago
Instead, users see a message saying the sites have been blocked because of anti-child-pornography laws. Although this is likely done out of incompetence rather than malice, this is how they erode freedom. They pick one thing that
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by beardog 10y ago
They use the same key and iv for every user What dev sits down, starts writing code, and thinks something like this is a good idea? Not to mention all the other problematic choices.
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by beardog 10y ago
Is Fahrenheit 451 banned?
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by beardog 10y ago
This is a good move for Coinbase, i'm glad they are defending their users. They are right that it is overly broad. I don't see how IP addresses and customer support transcripts are a matter for the IRS.
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by beardog 10y ago
When I tried to recover my doubled appeal bond, I was told that the clerk was not authorized to give me my money. ..... Still nothing has happened now several months later. This is the problem with challenging really anything not o
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by beardog 10y ago
I don't think I want to use a DNS server from a company that revoked a domain name from me for inactivity, which is now being used to push pornography. Also, I love how in their promotional video on the website they say using their DNS
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by beardog 10y ago
Yes it is to skip the long line, although there are semi-secret invite codes that can be used infinitely.
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by beardog 10y ago
Perhaps in the future Google could make YouTube videos count towards your Drive quota? Though this would be problematic for accounts that already have tons of footage.
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by beardog 10y ago
Damn, I did a search but I missed it. Sorry.
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33c3: Talking Behind Your Back [video](media.ccc.de)
64 points by beardog 10y ago|9 comments
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Stealing Your I2P Emails(chaoswebs.net)
2 points by beardog 10y ago|0 comments
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by beardog 10y ago
Is this just a toy or does it have any place at all in real assembly projects? (I don't know assembly besides having tinkered with it a bit) Cool project regardless.
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by beardog 10y ago
You know things are looking bad when the post reporting on censorship is censored.
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by beardog 10y ago
Doesn't load at all without JavaScript :)
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by beardog 10y ago
The code injection problem can often (but not always) be solved via Subresource Intergrity https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres...

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