dujiulun2006

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Show HN: Ngx_pagespeed module for Ubuntu stock Nginx(launchpad.net)
4 points by dujiulun2006 10y ago|0 comments
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
https://www.cloudflare.com/china/ [quote]For the moment the China network does not support HTTPS traffic (HTTP only). Support for SSL/TLS will be made available in the coming months.[/quote] As long as you do
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
For Chinese people working in IT industry, Qihoo is an awful company for the reasons mentioned above, but also for allegedly assisting government Internet censorship. Now let's make their awful name worldwide. ;)
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
Good for them. It's worth to note that an nginx fork called Tengine (by Taobao) has a similar feature before. http://tengine.taobao.org/index.html
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
GitLab Pages (EE only) That's it. I'm pirating GitLab EE.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
Baidu also claims innovation is their source of power (or some crap like this). Even though it's most famous for showing fake hospitals' ads for 1000 Yuan per click.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
I wouldn't use pre-compiled binaries when it comes to certificates... I would read the source code and compile ($ go build) it.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
@andreyf: More like a social experiment. See whether people would notice (we did) and what's their reaction.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
Sadly, they (Baidu) are not, which is why the script content was easily modified. To clear it up, I said that GFW "can" do (but has not yet done) these. But it tried to MITM some https traffic earlier with a non-trusted certificat
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
Chinese govt is also capable of doing this. Best part? We even have our trusted* root certificate! Could this get any "better"? Sure! We can even MITM all the OUTGOING https traffic if we want! #GitHubDDoS * Recently un-trusted by
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
Now that's what we call innovation.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
I'm not sure but I suspect that they got the technology (hardware and software) from China too. As a Chinese netizen I don't know if I should be proud that we have world-class advanced technology or be ashamed. Possibly ashamed.
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by dujiulun2006 11y ago
OK it's back.
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
Doesn't matter to us Chinese people because WSJ is evil and we are protected by the mighty GFW from it too. [sarcasm sign]
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
In that case maybe the other solution is better. Wow HTML5 is crazy...
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
Since GitHub (and other sites) can modify their webpages, something like: <script> if (window != top) top.location = ' http://www.google.com'; </script> returned as a static webpage would do the trick.
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
I saw this on Weibo earlier, NOT from a trusted source. But the first and third rounds have been confirmed. > 第一轮外域JavaScript，一个alert防住；第二轮外域img，Referer挡外面；第三轮GitHub Pages被D；第四波正在进行，是TCP SYN Flood攻击。 My translation: > The first roun
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
LOL. I even used them wrong. I put in single line-breaks and three asterisks. Guess it's a markdown editor? ;)
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
Wow. That was just a jokey comment about how angry I was about the Chinese govt. As one of the billion people who live inside the Intranet "protected" by the GFW, I guess I can say I'm quite aware about how and why this happe
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by dujiulun2006 12y ago
Chinese govt is telling the world with this attack that: (1) GFW can interfere with incoming traffic. (2) GFW can f * with people all around the world. (3) You can't block a Chinese cyber attack simply by cutting off Chinese users. (4
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by dujiulun2006 13y ago
春节快乐！ Today is the day before spring festival in China. Good timing, Lenovo.