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by dylz 6y ago
> The solution there being to stop patronizing anybody who does that, which everybody should already be doing as a general principle. If only. Every single major US bank and card company does this. It's terrible.
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by dylz 6y ago
It's not broken, you're just doing something horribly forbidden and bannable and LinkedIn would love to make automating your browser a felony. NB: This is mildly in jest, but also not really.
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by dylz 6y ago
Yes, it's a cat and mouse game, but you only need to fail a check once, then it's "your account has been suspended indefinitely, please contact support". > how many games do you think will want the user to have an un
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by dylz 6y ago
I'm kind of curious how many general-purpose non-technical-HN-type people would want this with the connotation that you would need a signed untampered no-sideloading-allowed device to interact with many apps (such as any multiplayer ga
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by dylz 6y ago
This depends heavily on type of connection. 100/100 should be bare minimum, yes, but for example Comcast coaxial business-class is still like 5-10mbit up.
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by dylz 6y ago
How do I self host this?
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by dylz 6y ago
Can you explain what you mean by other browsers? What other browsers are there? As far as I can tell, Firefox is the only remaining rendering engine that isn't Blink/Webkit-based.
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by dylz 6y ago
The type of people that have adblocking on likely would not have clicked / loaded / seen the LinkedIn ad in the first place, no?
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by dylz 6y ago
https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/viewstatus https://newgtlds.icann.org/en/program-status/sunrise-claims-...
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by dylz 6y ago
> It seems like the use a Yelp business model where you need to pay to get good, positive reviews at the top of the pile. Is this not exactly how Glassdoor works?
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by dylz 6y ago
The videos on that site aren't hosted inhouse or first-party. Definitely doable.
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by dylz 6y ago
The part I'm more concerned about is that they turn off encryption completely for free accounts, which implies the existence of some kind of remotely-controllable "encryption killswitch"
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by dylz 6y ago
There is no need to side-install; just go on the play store and search for some bullshit spam phrase like 'unblock pubg' and you'll get your pick of dozens if not more of ad-filled, malicious "VPN" that does MITM an
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by dylz 6y ago
This post reminds me heavily of "Show HN: Dropbox"'s comment section. Not in a bad way, I just find it really amusing. How powerful does the BlueIris server have to be / what kind of drives do you use for persisting vide
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by dylz 6y ago
Don't use or support Yoast SEO, sick of seeing their spam everywhere...
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by dylz 6y ago
This is explicitly not a VPN, but a HTTP proxy.
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by dylz 6y ago
DO uses a third party for invasive "antifraud" that does this at login/register/pay/etc points.
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by dylz 6y ago
Some examples: https://discoverflow.co/barbados/broadband/overview https://discoverflow.co/barbados/mobile/plans/prepaid https://www.digicelgroup.com/bb/en&#x2F
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by dylz 6y ago
Phone 2FA is broken by default. Yes, it broke SMTP and it also broke all API access until they kinda-fixed API keys. Pretty much anything you used basic auth for at a touch point.
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by dylz 6y ago
I think the point was that they own a literal 2FA company, but don't have 2FA
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by dylz 6y ago
keycloak hydra/kratos fusionauth (not FOSS; not very good for a public internet application - probably ok for internal apps) gluu
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by dylz 6y ago
Press F12 on medium, Storage tab, left side.
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by dylz 6y ago
anti-scraping, l7 ddos/bot/spider prevention, "anti fraud", fingerprinting devices on login, port scanning devices on login, this is pretty common in application and enterprise
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by dylz 6y ago
They're not wrong. A large amount of the basically exist off gross privacy violations. Fingerprinting, gross PII sharing and overstorage, port scanning users' computers and LAN from their browser behind the FW/NAT for "s
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by dylz 6y ago
I can't think of any payment processor that would allow this without 3 separate entries. They would be upset or bring you into PCI scope if you were modifying or tampering with their single input SDK to send cardholder data elsewhere.
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by dylz 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Obscenity_Enforcement_Act > State Representative John Rogers of Birmingham has repeatedly introduced legislation to repeal the ban, but each bill has been defeated. > Exemptions
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by dylz 6y ago
This depends on your threat model.
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by dylz 6y ago
It is possible when you are the ISP and you control resolvers. You can very easily just make 'qwajuixk.' or 'qwajuixk' + dhcp assigned search domain return one of your spam IPs.
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by dylz 6y ago
My assumption is that there are people that dislike how Gates earned his money.
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by dylz 6y ago
We run farms of puppeteer and headless Firefox. Not retail, but it's a complex app (that is also available in Electron); things like video plays have trappable events to hook into. For example, hit play -> time how long until video

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