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by davidu 12y ago
This is cool, but I think your description is a misnomer. This is a dashboard for Internet-connected devices that provide various readings and status updates. In my world (enterprise security) -- "Internet of Things" generally me
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by davidu 12y ago
mental calories, not dollars. ICANN is spending all their resources on it and not focusing elsewhere in their operations. Yes, it's making money. But budgets were already high. Good people (mehmet, etc.) have left.
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by davidu 12y ago
Navigation has evolved from the address bar to the search bar. DNS is a core component for transport of most content on the Internet, but for consumers, it's no longer the prima facie form of navigation. This is non-additive, imho. A
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by davidu 13y ago
I understand a certain level of displeasure at their lack of specificity while they mitigated the issue. But... in this case, the time to remediate doesn't really change your response to the threat. No matter what, you need to change
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by davidu 13y ago
everydns, not easydns.
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by davidu 13y ago
As I pointed out above, DNSSEC doesn't stop this. I am not just a DNSSEC hater, but the level of misunderstanding on DNSSEC is quite large. When victim issues a query for youtube.com, I can intercept that query and hand back whatever r
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by davidu 13y ago
DNSSEC wouldn't stop this... unless the resolver knew to require DNSSEC and ignored unsigned responses (which is unlikely). DNSCrypt could help here... but chances are their middleware would just barf on it. You need something more eva
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by davidu 13y ago
Okay -- Maybe I jumped to your conclusion erroneously. How is my business impacted?
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by davidu 13y ago
Frankly, I don't think you're making your point, but swang made it below in another part of the discussion: "And surprise surprise, people who used one of the more technical communications medium back in the 90s end up being
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by davidu 13y ago
I am one of the biggest proponents of end-users running a full-blown resolver. I've been on the record on this point. Like the OP, it sounds like you really don't know what business we're in. Monetizing DNS with ads isn&#x
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by davidu 13y ago
Gotta disagree with you on this one. Lots of folks in w00w00 worked together. In that sense, they did invest in each other (with time and effort, if not cash). Also, back in the late 90s defcon days, w00w00, CdC, New Hack City, each had a
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by davidu 13y ago
That's actually not true, not even a little bit. We've covered this before. When the resolver issues a query, we can disable the DS bit and disable DNSSEC for our customers. Alternatively, we can extend our DNSCrypt client to do
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by davidu 13y ago
This is really one of the worst kinds of stories. It's just not true, and not only is it not true, it purports to cover DNSSEC as a technology that people RELY or NEED, when in fact, DNSSEC adoption never gained traction, and actually
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by davidu 13y ago
It makes sense to me. Support your highest ratings, get feedback from those who are unhappy.
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by davidu 13y ago
It's easier for them to access when it's stored outside of the United States... you get that, right? There are laws in the US that they attempt to abide by that make this more difficult domestically, but not as difficult on foreig
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by davidu 13y ago
box lets you pull up a file on your phone... we find the versioning and collaboration features of box to be far supperior to dropbox... lan sync is nice though, I didn't actually know dropbox had that.
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by davidu 13y ago
The survey results indicate you are missing some higher-salaried choices. (200, 250, 300, 350+) would be my advice.
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by davidu 13y ago
This will be resolved...soon.
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by davidu 13y ago
1) Anyone can run a DNSCrupt resolver... 2) You can create an account with us (free) and disable DNS redirection. This will get _much_ better / easier in the coming months as we continue to move away from ad revenue as a revenue strea
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by davidu 13y ago
He doesn't understand how to be happy or satisfied. He needs a therapist. I think most people do, they underestimate the value of having an independent sounding board to help work through these kinds of feelings. His expectations are
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by davidu 13y ago
This stuff is critical for a business. I review our dashboards daily / weekly. We use Birst now (will put you back 5+ figures) but started out with something just like this.
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by davidu 13y ago
I'm curious what business model the author of the post thinks would be possible for the author of nginx and not result in this scenario for feature x/y/z? Also, as an aside, it seems like the author of the post pays for NetAp
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by davidu 13y ago
There are folks who negotiate the terms of the credit reporting. Paid-in-full is paid-in-full if you make it so, regardless of the terms of your repayment.
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by davidu 13y ago
Many run on capital raised from investors until which point they reach a liquidity event that exists irrespective of making money. Some also make money. But VC-backed startups, which is really the only connotation of startup that we use her
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by davidu 13y ago
There's no factual evidence to back this statement up. See my other comment on this thread.
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by davidu 13y ago
I think lots of things are bad for startups, but Twitter's IPO isn't one of them -- and this post didn't convince me otherwise. In fact, lots of points made in this post seem to sound as though they are factual, but I'm
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by davidu 13y ago
This is cool... but it's not entirely unlike split-tunnel VPN services, with lots of splits. And a bit of Dynamic Multipoint VPN thrown in... That said, always great to see evolved routing techniques that can be controlled ("defi
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by davidu 13y ago
CrunchFund is actually an investor in Prism Sky Labs (as am I).
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by davidu 13y ago
That's actually not the point at all. The point is to take the risk. Sometimes you'll find the person in the bad mood, but sometimes, just sometimes, it works, and when it does, it works great. And you don't need to share w&#
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by davidu 13y ago
Only developer accounts that upgraded back on June 5th. Today is the fourth-month anniversary.

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