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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
The originalcontent was posted on IG. 8ch took the reposts down when it became known that it was connected to the real shooting. Watch the video with the 8ch founder explaining (unless YouTube took it down too). Matt was preparing for th
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
Any serious mitigation solution must be BGP based, not proxy. Besides its technical merits and convenience, it also minimizes the risk of a benevolent controller (e.g. Matthew Prince of Cloudflare) ruining your company, because it becomes y
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
There's always something "undesirable" for someone in a big crowdsourced website.
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
It looks like a volumetric attack from this tweet. Wikipedia needs to use Verisign BGP mitigation. They create GRE tunnels to your routers and are capable of handling 2Tbps. During an attack, you make a BGP announcement and the traffic goes
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
Goodenough!
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
Looks like they are starting to get seriously concerned about projecting non-monoplistic "fair competition" image. Unfortunately most devs know it's not the case in reality.
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
> Something has changed dramatically at the company in the last 5 years Founders effectively retired. Google has a new CEO
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
The trick with shorting is timing. Sometimes financial indicators continue growing for 2-3 years after the company peaks. Apple cider vinegar anymore perhaps decay but it's unclear where the markets would price this in.
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
To implement, no. To make a performant server- yes. Most systems have limited number of threads (low limit constant compiled with the kernel), and each thread is triggered by the scheduler, not by network events, which is very uneconomical.
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
Looks like something you don't want to touch with a ten foot pole as an employee or an investor (or user for that matter). Avoid vexatious litigants.
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
And I assume you are a "net neutrality" advocate at the same time?
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
Oh so therefore, 8chan was deplatformed not in connection with this manifesto then, but due to their past record of not banning bad speech prior to this crime?
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
I would argue that the actual graphic livestream of a real mass murder is a much much more toxic and dangerous material than any theoretical manifesto. It's not even in the same league. But Facebook is too big to be dropped as a custom
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
This reminds me of an actual Soviet joke: "Pres. Reagan: Mr. Brezhnev, in the USA we have free speech- anybody can say in public: President Reagan is a fool!" "Secretary Brezhnev: Pres. Reagan, in the USSR, we also have free
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by dangxiaopin 7y ago
According to Cloudflare's logic, ISPs should have stopped peering with Facebook after NZ shooter livestreamed there.