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by dylz 6y ago
.in has forbidden whois privacy for literally years, since its formation. India is also not exactly.. subject to GDPR
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by dylz 6y ago
Huawei Cloud and a few others are also quite massive, but signup is so insanely difficult (+ "Real Verification" bullshit) that if you're a foreigner you just wouldn't bother.
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by dylz 6y ago
I had a high bandwidth use case that SL filled when I was a kid - but we went through resellers 10TB/UK2, later 100TB after that was a thing, then they dropped SL and every one of SL's products became AWS-priced levels of insane p
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by dylz 6y ago
You need to preinstall the Android USB driver, and approve access: My guess is WebUSB API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/USB
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by dylz 6y ago
From what I've seen, the former also seems to heavily spam Craigslist et al "buying locked phones and for parts phones" and "won't ask where you got them, imei reported lost stolen ok" and the latter quite comm
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by dylz 6y ago
I've managed some local networks (remotely) in this region for some high traffic sites: quite a handful of Asian countries have high bandwidth dense fiber inside the country, but it tends to go to crap as soon you exit the country&#x2F
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by dylz 6y ago
My state is reopening while simultaneously not even having enough tests to be able to test one city's protestors, so this isn't going to end well.
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by dylz 6y ago
I rarely see this in existing applications. The backend strictly produces an API and statically serves the frontend. The frontend accesses the API as an API client. I don't see people complaining about not enough node in the back, in g
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by dylz 6y ago
Grubhub is nearly two decades old.
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by dylz 6y ago
Why do you think this would change much? For example, Akamai already has servers onsite with virtually every major ISP.
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by dylz 6y ago
The wipe down the outside if you want to setting I actually don't like my ice cream entirely rock solid. It's nice if the outside melts a bit.
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by dylz 6y ago
Put on some gloves, dump the food onto a paper plate, and microwave it, then dispose of everything it came in.
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by dylz 6y ago
On anything with a modern TLS stack, I see this trust chain: - Leaf cert (your cert) - InCommon RSA Server CA - USERTrust RSA Certification Authority (this is/should be the final point)
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by dylz 6y ago
It is explicitly not a replacement, but some kind of legacy fallback that they don't want you to use, but exists for enterprise customers that absolutely can't get trust.
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by dylz 6y ago
You are either sending and explicitly trusting a full chain up to AddTrust, or something of the sort. Or you might still have expired AddTrust in your ca-certificates bundle. I haven't seen this issue reproducible in any modern browser
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by dylz 6y ago
Officially, they only work with Mi Home cloud-crap, but there are Zigbee drivers for interfacing with it.
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by dylz 6y ago
The signup page for me (Subscribe?) has working ToS, PP, Terms links at the bottom, assuming this is now
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by dylz 6y ago
Is this not just a tight CSP?
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by dylz 6y ago
Instacart's price gouging is a bit of a special case (compared to many supermarkets that do curbside or delivery)
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by dylz 6y ago
I have to admit, this is a bit odd to think about in 2020: 20k upvotes in a system where there is no mitigation, captcha, JS or cookie requirement, being considered high - then I click over to Twitter and see things that have hundreds of th
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by dylz 6y ago
High-effort spam. I've seen URLs advertised by combining 3 accounts worth of ascii-art. It's almost an art form in itself, like when World of Warcraft trials didn't allow chat and spammers would just sign in to a hundred acco
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by dylz 6y ago
I'm slightly amused by the domain hacks, but also concerned about a few of the ccTLDs, especially when it comes to user generated content and blogging/opinions. For example, the leader of .ph routinely calls opponents gay, is not
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by dylz 6y ago
IIRC they sold out, served malware for the longest time, everyone left, new(?) buyer tried to stop serving direct malware downloads, hijacking projects, etc but damage was done.
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by dylz 6y ago
> The Friday announcement was a result of us pushing to get the profile toggle feature out that the email linked to The absolute most important part of the feature was a last-minute addition?
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by dylz 6y ago
My assumption is this is related to the ability to neuter Intel Management Engine.
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by dylz 6y ago
Never had a problem with them. What paid tier are you on?
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by dylz 6y ago
Compliance and security for PII and data storage.
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by dylz 6y ago
It does become a problem depending on their POS vendor deciding to flag prepaids, I've seen several dislike this because of the ability to modify transactions afterward / tip or something of the sort, for the restaurant industry.
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by dylz 6y ago
Think of something similar to https://stripe.com/issuing (Postmates apparently uses this, same industry). Doordash's are debit mastercard, iirc.
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by dylz 6y ago
Usually gets your Uber account terminated or not able to sign up in the first place with a prepaid.

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