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dylz
9y ago
Why do you keep using the large phrase "chinese government controlled crypto bcash" instead of just calling it bcash? Sincerely, someone that isn't involved in all of this.
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dylz
9y ago
At the very least they stole IPs for the hell of it. Datawagon, Protraf, .... The cybercrime hosts stole a ton of space, even impersonating dead people and falsifying documents. Served malware, etc off them https://www.spamhaus.
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dylz
9y ago
o365 general services (lync skype, outlook, ... / exchange autodiscover) uses SRV a fair bit. 365 is not just the browser suite
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dylz
9y ago
1) freegeoip is locally hosted - unlimited queries 2) OK. 3) freegeoip is faster and locally hosted - no network latency The entire thing runs as a one command docker instance - database updates are automatically managed
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dylz
9y ago
Charging money for ToS-violating, potentially CFAA-violating spam.
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dylz
9y ago
It's not quite a mining pool. You don't solve shares and get it back tied to that share. You sell computing power for $x/hr, and you get paid $x-%/hr, as two completely unlinked things.
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dylz
9y ago
Try installing another browser and the AOSP webview and set it to default
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dylz
9y ago
It's less that, it's more the fact that you're presenting a standard network connection. Software can do the equivalent of ifconfig | grep addr, software can print the routing table (and therefore get all gateways) A really b
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dylz
9y ago
Software VPN managing all routes is perfectly fine to network traffic. The network traffic is totally taken. The problem here is OTHER SOFTWARE running on the computer that also has visibility into the OS. For example, browsers with p2p con
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dylz
9y ago
side note: these are in-page redirects via meta refresh apparently, not 3xx/http redirects
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dylz
9y ago
Their EV certs are coming from a 'partner' (that i'm not entirely certain is a partner) - camerfirma, not startcom, iirc.
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dylz
9y ago
presumably 1) public domains resolving local is a threat, 2) that domain has bad reputation and previously hosted nasties
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dylz
9y ago
Assuming it's used correctly ,noscript/requestpolicy should block these as they are 3rd party <script src>s
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dylz
9y ago
type badidea
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dylz
9y ago
I'd qualify as a Gen Z or something. I despise phone calls. They are blocking, synchronous, distracting, painful (having to hold a phone up in the cases I'm not at a desktop with a softphone and headset), I hate repeating myself
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dylz
9y ago
You may want to check out section 5 in https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/help/operating/agreemen... too. Hope things go well.
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dylz
9y ago
Nice site. Consider clearly displaying that you are using affiliate links. Was somewhat of a shock when I got a ublock screen on click.
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dylz
9y ago
Sailthru has been great.
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dylz
9y ago
Does this support arbitrary time spans? Like from minute 1 to minute 58 without any other date/full date?
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dylz
9y ago
This is probably an intentional block considering it's saving your ass from security implications.
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dylz
9y ago
I'm fairly certain the launcher is an app itself.
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dylz
9y ago
This is a repeat spammer, and has been previously dead/hide before, along with a ton of accounts. Their domain is also blocked on reddit for repeated spam and shilling. They also spam the shit out of quora and others. The founder'
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dylz
9y ago
Probably something akin to "as a CISO, if I'm hired here, I expect all levels, onshore and off, including executives to follow these new security policies and plans, putting features on hold to do security review, audit, and rewri
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dylz
9y ago
Is that entirely a bad thing? If a commercial, for profit wants to enter this field then they can pay for it or licence it?
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dylz
9y ago
PureVPN has a history of shilling and questionable business practices: https://badcode.pro/blog/ivacy-and-purevpn-rather-questionab...
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dylz
9y ago
None of my cards are imprintable; they are pretty much flat text printed plus chip. My chipped debit cards are outright something like inkjet-printed or something, no embossing, completely flat.
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dylz
9y ago
Here are some tech challenges, this is strictly my opinion and shouldn’t be read too deeply, just a casual observation during lunch. My background is (as a hobby) I’ve built medium-sized >700m PV/m esports analytics apps targetted f
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dylz
9y ago
> The taste is similar to a well-done beef patty Isn't this basically the goal?
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dylz
9y ago
Lol. Of course. https://i.imgur.com/1y4NBgR.png Code quality is quite possibly some of the absolute worst I've seen... Lovely: https://www.reddit.com/domain/cloudboost.io/
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dylz
9y ago
There are a number of things that concern me about this and make me want to avoid using this product for the time being: Hardcoded keys by default - https://github.com/CloudBoost/cloudboost/blob/8ca349b53a7a9c
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