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dylz
12y ago
This is the company that sold full dedicated servers for $1.99/month ex vat
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dylz
12y ago
The thing is my question would be how stupid it would have to be for things like spotify -- which, being streaming media, is shitty to run across a VPN, and if you were using carded goods on your home computer, traceable back to you easily,
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dylz
12y ago
I assume this is carded?
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dylz
12y ago
They are run by what is arguably the largest hosting provider[1]. It's definitely going to "work" mind you, but outside of EU the speeds may be a tad abysmal. It's standard OpenStack storage and it's possible to mou
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dylz
12y ago
comcast does/did the same.
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dylz
12y ago
They don't DPI your traffic for this feature - if Spotfiy detects you're on .tmodns.net, they will serve you from internal Telekom network caches instead of hitting the wider internet. This is pretty much equivalent to australian
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dylz
12y ago
Out of curiosity, what was the reasoning in using saml/idp/xml/etc? Java shop + enterpriseyness? I don't know a single person that enjoyed dealing with SAML SSO (myself included, using shib)
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dylz
12y ago
It's a cheat. Bannable.
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dylz
12y ago
https://readme.io/ <meta name="description" content="Mozilla Brick was created using readme.io"> edit: damn, "Normally $99/month | $79/mo" for documentation
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dylz
12y ago
In this case, after you move DNS over, Cloudflare can transparently send a /VALID-FILE-3249fujej.txt on the root or temporarily add an A/TXT/CNAME record for verification that lasts a few seconds.
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dylz
12y ago
So let's make it shorter: "ping goo.gl" http://74.125.239.9
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dylz
12y ago
i'm more confused about this: >Popular secret menu items: Burger King: The Rodeo Burger (a cheeseburger topped with onion rings and BBQ sauce) It's not secret at all, they are publicly advertised: http://mms.business
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dylz
12y ago
It varies by subtype.
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dylz
12y ago
I haven't actually been able to get through it for free yet. https://cdn.mediacru.sh/DSTI-uZ6Y7dV.png
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dylz
12y ago
Thanks for the constructive criticism at the bottom -- I'll try to be more neutral and remember to give arguments for both sides (this was my first blog post).
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dylz
12y ago
I agree that they should make money, since they're a business. However, when paid (imgur pro) subs also get redirected and their uploads also get redirected, and "I created imgur because the other image hosting sites forced you to
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Imgur, please don't be the next TinyPic or ImageShack
(dillpickle.github.io)
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12y ago
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dylz
12y ago
This doesn't exist because as soon as those grow enough, they will be forced to police content proactively.
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dylz
12y ago
Not the first one, either. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Lukwiya#Death
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dylz
12y ago
Are you logged in? http://i.imgur.com/7k3si8M.png
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dylz
12y ago
Linking to the direct imgur image itself will trigger 3xx to the image page if a few conditions are met - referrer (is popular site), enough hits to the image (popular images trigger 3xxs), some weird cookies. It's incredibly misleadin
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dylz
12y ago
imo the worst part is that imgur doesn't even permit direct linking in many cases: they will 3xx-force redirect direct links to their ad filled pages
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dylz
12y ago
US controls root/'.' via ICANN and can theoretically seize anything under the DNS system Only reason they don't for gTLDs is because of the political fallout
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dylz
12y ago
if you mean 240.0.0.0->end, it is actively in use for private purposes..
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dylz
12y ago
It is not theft, it is sale of abandoned property as they offered for people to claim their BTC and no one did.
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12y ago
Short tags (other than echo <?=) are no longer on by d efault
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dylz
12y ago
Copyright...
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dylz
12y ago
A lot of phish already use HTTP auth. http://legitimate:www.bankofpaypai.com@460fc73627.ngrok.sexy
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12y ago
http://sourceforge.net/projects/truecrypt/files/TrueCrypt/Ot... All of the files are freshly uploaded. -- Check this out too: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp.
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dylz
12y ago
My thoughts - I'm going to be super blunt to you: You've contributed nothing at all other than repeated app store links, and everything you've made is a ripoff of something. I'm a kid too - what you're doing spammin
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