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by dylz 9y ago
You never should have been using it, though? It wasn't your domain to begin with or your TLD. It's like complaining that you're using appname.ycombinatordev.com as a development suffix, then someone registers it and all your
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by dylz 9y ago
Just type badidea on the HSTS page
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by dylz 9y ago
How do I self host this? I can't deal with the type of overhead needed for validating the captcha across the network..
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by dylz 9y ago
Are you Chinese?
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by dylz 9y ago
Mostly the same, since every client is a chromium wrapper for a web page.
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by dylz 9y ago
Sent you an email w/some more details. Thanks!
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by dylz 9y ago
Is there any way I can selectively enable/disable upload capacity on the client side with some form of JS method? I know on my own end specific netblocks that are severely metered (<1-5GB/m) but likely won't show up as suc
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by dylz 9y ago
I want to set up a private CDN pointed to some kind of hostname / reverse proxy and caching a hostname. Almost all of my users are on metered connections so p2p might not be the best. I have existing infrastructure and unused bandwidth
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by dylz 9y ago
The hotel subreddit has hilarious tales about Expedia CSRs: https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk/search?q=expe...
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by dylz 9y ago
b2 and backblaze are wholly separate products and services - I'm explicitly not looking for a replacement for S3, I'm looking for unlimited backup for a fixed fee for personal amounts
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by dylz 9y ago
Instart is a MITM service like Cloudflare. It more or less partners with adproviders to serve thirdparty requests through a proxy on the first party domain. Not so much a flaw.
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by dylz 9y ago
I have definitely had multiple refunds done on steam easily.
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by dylz 9y ago
50-50 IMO One example: http://store.steampowered.com/app/581200/Nash_Racing/ This is literally just the demo for https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/advanced-tuning-car... being sol
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by dylz 9y ago
I hope you will be picky curators - I hate how so much of steam EA/ex-GL/etc is literal trash when it comes to indie games. Not talking about one person pixel art games, but talking about what's effectively cruft autogenerate
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by dylz 9y ago
I hope so. It would be in teresting to read.
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by dylz 9y ago
That is not the cure53 report unfortunately. Still looking for full audit report.
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by dylz 9y ago
You can find stuff in between ($150-250 1x GPU) but no, $35 + windows + no cc = no. Keep in mind the windows licence is already 75-200% ofyour monthly budget. Run it in Linux if you can, better CUDA/etc support too
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by dylz 9y ago
100% they are willing to lock out NAT networks, have been subject to this more than once browsing normally.
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by dylz 9y ago
Cogent/Psinet are a transit provider. Servers look like they're in VA-US. In this case Cogent on the IP space is roughly equivalent to seeing Comcast or something on IP space whois. The end-user is: network:IP-Network:38.27.
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by dylz 9y ago
https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/982821/downlo... It is so sad. Literally had a paypal with the same hotmail address he sent welcome emails with? WTF?
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by dylz 9y ago
Sounds like a great way to get banned.
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by dylz 9y ago
IMO you can use a js.org subdomain (check the cname mappings for using github pages) or something like kingpixil.github.io/moon, which would look (personally) more professional than a .tk-equivalent
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by dylz 9y ago
Has nothing to do with the code, but out of curiosity, why are all of your projects on free domains? They tend to not have a very good reputation with many corporate filters (like .tk, ga, cf, ml, etc are all nearly completely packed full o
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by dylz 9y ago
Some fun reads https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rensafi/projects/active-probin... https://citizenlab.ca/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ChinasGreat...
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by dylz 9y ago
GFW does not just inspect traffic, it actively probes server IP:ports looking for its responses, can replay packets you sent legitimately, and can impersonate IP addr behind GFW. As in, it is not only a passive observer periodically resetti
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by dylz 9y ago
Anecdotal, but previously at UCB and now at UW for undergrad I've not seen a single person with Jodel installed - none of my friends have ever used or even known about it either. Is it more EU-targetted or seeded initially?
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by dylz 9y ago
Yikyak removed anonymity (it wasn't anonymous in the first place - devices, phone numbers, and invisible accounts were tracked/established/attached to posts), added public user profiles/names.
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by dylz 9y ago
> they're going to bother with doing it multiple times, for free You are aware you are talking about the cost of a single HTTP GET?
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by dylz 9y ago
Who drew the logo?
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by dylz 9y ago
Direct links, as in <img src=""> usable, etc. Not viewer, not ad/conversion/signup/referral filled bloated javascript page. It was pretty much the only reason I even kept a dropbox account. No point after that

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