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Far-right domain host Epik cleaved off its debt-riddled assets in sale
(dailydot.com)
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Customers of web host Epik think company sale is ploy to avoid paying them back
(dailydot.com)
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3y ago
Just fyi, the database that is used for the site:domain.com is actually not the same database that they use for live searches. So you may see a certain number of pages using the site: command but not or less pages may be indexed. If you wan
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GPT Is a Generic Term and Not a Trademark
(twitter.com)
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Epik threatens to sue Rob Monster, publicly asks him to resign
(domainnamewire.com)
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3y ago
Starlink, $110 per month 100mb/s down and 20mb/s upload Colorado mountains, 10,000 feet altitude.
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Crypto.com Trademark Has Been Abandoned
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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Reddit Registers Domains for Defensive Domain Registrations
(domainnamewire.com)
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Email on Some TLDs Still Aren't Accepted
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I've been running a stolen domain name recovery service for a few years now. Even though hacking into someone's account and transferring the domain name to themselves or transferring it to another domain registrar is a crime, it&#
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4y ago
When copying or sharing a link, I usually manually strip out everything after the ? in the URL. I've been doing this manually for several years now. Is it possible to create a bookmarklet that does the same thing (i.e., via JavaSript)?
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4y ago
It sound like they’re hosting at the same place (gandi) where they registered the domain. This is absolutely never recommended, for security purposes. If someone gains access to your hosting account you’ll likely lose all your domain names.
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4y ago
I was literally adding a 2FA authenticator app to my Twitter accounts that aren't Twitter Blue accounts when this happened. I thought it was something I did. Good to know that I can rely on H/N to tell me what's really going
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4y ago
Best thing you can do is this: - ask your registrar to do the 'registry lock' on your domain. Not registrar lock but 'registry lock' specifically. Most will do this. If they won't, then transfer to another registrar
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4y ago
So if it wasn’t a lab leak, then where did it come from? Are there any theories that explain that it could NOT be a lab leak and something else entirely?
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Epik’s Mini-Monster
(providencepost.com)
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Epik’s Pattern of Intimidation and Extortion
(providencepost.com)
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Hive Hits 1M Users
(techcrunch.com)
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4y ago
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A guide to Google Search ranking systems
(developers.google.com)
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4y ago
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The Evolution of a Career, from an Individual Contributor to a Leader
(hennessey.com)
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Google sets rules for HQ guest speakers after row over Indian historian -emails
(reuters.com)
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4y ago
There is a big effort right now by one of the working groups at ICANN to review dns abuse. They’re trying to address it because it IS a big problem. Even though the latest report says it’s going down globally. https://www.icann.o
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4y ago
What I have an issue with is that Google's numbers change if you click on a few pages of results. Search for a keyword. Go to the bottom and click on the last page of results. Then keep clicking as deep as you can... notice that the nu
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Show HN: My Tool Gives Every Domain a Score Based on Its Risk
(dnprotect.com)
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4y ago
Not sure about the cheapest one, but I know the most expensive one is any domain that you register at an unsecure registrar. If the domain is stolen, it will end up potentially costing you thousands to get it back. And that’s if you don’t u
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Kiwi Farms Domain Lands at Epik
(domainincite.com)
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4y ago
NameCheap doesn't "steal" domain names, they're just a domain name registrar. They may locked your account, but they can't (and won't) steal domain names. It sounds like someone may have gained access to your a
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GoDaddy Fails to Renew Celebrity Promo Domain
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
You take the important stuff, photograph the rest of the belongings in the house. You can’t take everything.
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4y ago
I’ve had two occasions in the past year where I needed to document everything. In both, I went room to room photographing everything. The first was was right before we moved from one state to another, about 12 hours away. Luckily we sold a
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